SUSUKINO BREWING’s NoMaps Now Available at Susukino Yell STAND
Susukino Yell STAND is offering “NoMaps,” an original beer brewed by SUSUKINO BREWING for NoMaps2026. Amarillo hops bring a juicy orange-like citrus aroma, while Belgian yeast adds a spicy layer. The beer has a 7.0% ABV and a bright, fruity character.
Hop BroIn Sapporo’s Susukino, SUSUKINO BREWING has started selling its limited beer, “NoMaps” now available. It was brewed for NoMaps2026.
MugiWhat? A beer made for the event too? Brewed for NoMaps2026 already makes it sound wonderfully special!
Hop BroYou can find it at Susukino Ale STAND on the first basement floor of COCONO SUSUKINO, a beer pub in central Susukino with local craft brews.
MugiWhat style is it—an IPA, something Belgian-inspired? I’m getting lost already… Style not specified in article?
Hop BroExactly—the article does not name a formal style. But with Amarillo hops and Belgian yeast in the spotlight, it sounds like a fruity limited-edition beer.
MugiAmarillo sounds like a cheerful little creature! What does juicy citrus aroma actually smell like?
Hop BroThink bright, fresh orange. Hops are an ingredient that adds bitterness and aroma, and Amarillo is known for its orange-like hop character.
MugiOoh, and then Belgian yeast brings spice? I thought yeast only made bread rise. Yeast-driven spicy notes sound intriguing!
Hop BroYeast turns sugars into alcohol—and creates aroma too. In NoMaps, citrus and spice layer into a wild, deep aromatic profile.
MugiAt 7.0% ABV, 350 ml, and ¥770 including tax, it sounds refreshing enough to keep sipping. After walking around Susukino, it’s a beer I want now!
“NoMaps,” an original collaboration beer from Sapporo-based SUSUKINO BREWING and NoMaps2026, is now available at Susukino Yell STAND. Sales began on September 11, 2026, ahead of the festival.
The beer uses Amarillo as its main hop. As soon as it is poured, it releases a rich citrus aroma reminiscent of juicy oranges. Belgian yeast contributes a spicy nuance, adding depth to the beer’s wild, fruity aromatic profile rather than leaving it as a simple citrus-forward ale.
At 7.0% ABV and 350ml per package, NoMaps offers a refreshing palate and a pleasant sense of lift. Its lively citrus character makes it approachable, while the combination of hop aroma and yeast-derived spice gives beer drinkers enough detail to explore from sip to sip.
The listed price is 770 yen including tax. Located in the basement of COCONO SUSUKINO in central Sapporo, Susukino Yell STAND is a beer pub specializing in craft beer from Hokkaido. Its location makes it a convenient stop for visitors exploring Susukino and for anyone looking to try a limited beer connected to Sapporo’s creative festival scene.
Availability and serving details may change, so visitors are advised to check with the venue before visiting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroIn Sapporo’s Susukino, SUSUKINO BREWING has started selling its limited beer, “NoMaps” now available. It was brewed for NoMaps2026.
MugiWhat? A beer made for the event too? Brewed for NoMaps2026 already makes it sound wonderfully special!
Hop BroYou can find it at Susukino Ale STAND on the first basement floor of COCONO SUSUKINO, a beer pub in central Susukino with local craft brews.
MugiWhat style is it—an IPA, something Belgian-inspired? I’m getting lost already… Style not specified in article?
Hop BroExactly—the article does not name a formal style. But with Amarillo hops and Belgian yeast in the spotlight, it sounds like a fruity limited-edition beer.
MugiAmarillo sounds like a cheerful little creature! What does juicy citrus aroma actually smell like?
Hop BroThink bright, fresh orange. Hops are an ingredient that adds bitterness and aroma, and Amarillo is known for its orange-like hop character.
MugiOoh, and then Belgian yeast brings spice? I thought yeast only made bread rise. Yeast-driven spicy notes sound intriguing!
Hop BroYeast turns sugars into alcohol—and creates aroma too. In NoMaps, citrus and spice layer into a wild, deep aromatic profile.
MugiAt 7.0% ABV, 350 ml, and ¥770 including tax, it sounds refreshing enough to keep sipping. After walking around Susukino, it’s a beer I want now!