Yokohama Bay Brewing Totsuka starts selling “GO CZECH!” cans, offers 10 taps
Yokohama Bay Brewing Totsuka Branch announced in an Instagram post on March 2 that it had begun selling cans of the recently tapped “GO CZECH!” beer. On the same day, the tap lineup in the store featured 10 beers, including that label. It is a setup where you can enjoy a wide range of drinks in Totsuka.
Hop BroToday's highlight is the start of GO CZECH! can sales. Yokohama Bay Brewing Totsuka announced it on March 2.
MugiWhat! Czech vibes in Totsuka? Just the name makes me want to drink it!
Hop BroAnd the location is Yokohama Bay Brewing Totsuka Branch. GO CZECH! is 660 yen tax included and you can take it home.
MugiWait, what! Does clean flavor mean the beer just got cleaned?
Hop BroNo, it means it has little roughness in the aroma and goes down smoothly. GO CZECH! has a more Czech-leaning pilsner character that's lighter than Bay Pilsner.
MugiOhhh! But why so much Czech hype? The energy in the name is intense, right?
Hop BroBecause this one was brewed as a three-way collaboration between Yokohama Bay Brewing, Pivovar Matuska, and the Czech Baseball Association, so even the backstory is tasty.
MugiThe baseball association too!? It's like a beer international match. That's the kind you drink while cheering!
Hop BroThat day there were 10 taps including GO CZECH!, with Bay Pilsner, Yuzu Weiss, and even Goooooaaaaal!!!!! on the board, a matchup of classics and originals.
MugiToo many choices, now I'm torn! Tasting by mood is the best.
Hop BroYou can drink in or take it as a souvenir, and tonight in Totsuka it's start with a GO CZECH!, and that's settled, right.
The beer pub Yokohama Bay Brewing Totsuka Branch in Totsuka Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, announced can sales for “GO CZECH!” on its Instagram. The post listed the price at 660 yen including tax and described the flavor as “lighter than Bay Pilsner and, as it looks, clean.”
This “GO CZECH!” is presented as a drink born from a partnership between Yokohama Bay Brewing, the Czech brewery Pivovar Matuska, and the Czech Baseball Association, giving it a context that makes you want to drink it with the backstory in mind. It is also suggested for home use or as a souvenir, and the key point is that you can enjoy it both on-site and to go.
The taps for the day announced in the same post were the following 10 beers.
- Bay Pilsner
- Bay Amber
- GO CZECH!
- Bay Dark
- Freedom
- Yuzu Weiss
- Weekend Journey
- Travelers
- With Friends
- Goooooaaaaal!!!!!
With a lineup that lets you compare everything from standards to quirky specialties at once, it is easy for beer fans to choose according to their mood that day. In the Totsuka Station area, it can be called a place where you can settle in and explore the many-sided flavors of a local brewery.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday's highlight is the start of GO CZECH! can sales. Yokohama Bay Brewing Totsuka announced it on March 2.
MugiWhat! Czech vibes in Totsuka? Just the name makes me want to drink it!
Hop BroAnd the location is Yokohama Bay Brewing Totsuka Branch. GO CZECH! is 660 yen tax included and you can take it home.
MugiWait, what! Does clean flavor mean the beer just got cleaned?
Hop BroNo, it means it has little roughness in the aroma and goes down smoothly. GO CZECH! has a more Czech-leaning pilsner character that's lighter than Bay Pilsner.
MugiOhhh! But why so much Czech hype? The energy in the name is intense, right?
Hop BroBecause this one was brewed as a three-way collaboration between Yokohama Bay Brewing, Pivovar Matuska, and the Czech Baseball Association, so even the backstory is tasty.
MugiThe baseball association too!? It's like a beer international match. That's the kind you drink while cheering!
Hop BroThat day there were 10 taps including GO CZECH!, with Bay Pilsner, Yuzu Weiss, and even Goooooaaaaal!!!!! on the board, a matchup of classics and originals.
MugiToo many choices, now I'm torn! Tasting by mood is the best.
Hop BroYou can drink in or take it as a souvenir, and tonight in Totsuka it's start with a GO CZECH!, and that's settled, right.
