Fujizakura Heights Beer releases collaboration beer "Sakuranotoriko ~Kanade~" with FC Fujizakura Yamanashi
Fujizakura Heights Beer brewed its collaboration beer with FC Fujizakura Yamanashi, "Sakuranotoriko ~Kanade~," and will hold an advance sale on May 10 at JIT Recycle Ink Stadium. Made with Shonan Gold and Shine Muscat, it also involved the players from brewing through bottling.
Hop BroFujizakura Heights Beer brewed this year’s collaboration with FC Fujizakura Yamanashi, Sakuranotoriko ~Kanade~. It sounds like a bottle that really goes after aroma, with Shonan Gold and Shine Muscat combined.
MugiWhat! A beer where fruit takes center stage? And it’s a collaboration with a soccer club, so it already feels like an event before the match even starts!
Hop BroExactly. The article frames it as the two ingredients creating a harmony, while also layering in the individuality of the 26 players. It’s hot that they even poured in the team’s ambition to earn promotion.
MugiWhat does that even mean! How do you fit 26 different personalities into beer? It suddenly sounds like a team photo of the players!
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. Six players took part from brewing through bottling, so they weren’t just drinking it, they were involved in the production process too. In other words, it’s a collaboration where you can enjoy not just the taste but the whole story behind it.
MugiWhoa, and there’s even a flyer with behind-the-scenes production stories designed by the players? That’s the kind of thing you read thoroughly before even taking a sip!
Hop BroSales start with an advance sale on May 10. The venue is JIT Recycle Ink Stadium, and the marker to look for is a pink kitchen car. If you spot it on site, that’s the kind of thing that gets you excited.
MugiA pink kitchen car? There’s no way you could miss that! And there are signed POP displays to win too? They’re really going straight for the fans’ hearts!
Hop BroYeah, it’s one random item for every two bottles purchased, and 63 people will get one. With perks like that, it’s the scary thing about beer that makes you think, maybe I should get one more bottle.
MugiI love that it feels like a community-rooted collaboration in Fujikawaguchiko Town. If I opened this while watching a match, both the flavor and the cheering energy would definitely double!
Hop BroExactly. You can really see Fujizakura Heights Beer’s locally rooted approach, and the distance to the club feels close too. When there’s background like that, a drink becomes more than just a drink.
MugiI can’t take it anymore, just reading this makes me want to drink it! I want to chill Sakuranotoriko ~Kanade~ nice and cold and wait for it as the perfect companion for watching the game!
Fujizakura Heights Beer, based in Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi, brewed this year’s collaboration beer "Sakuranotoriko" with women’s soccer club FC Fujizakura Yamanashi. This time, it has been completed as "Sakuranotoriko ~Kanade~," a brew that combines Shonan Gold and Shine Muscat.
The article describes a concept in which the two ingredients are imagined as creating a "harmony," while also layering in the distinct personalities of the 26 players on the club roster. Another point unique to this collaboration is that the team’s desire to achieve promotion has been poured into the beer.
Six players took part from brewing through bottling, bringing the production site closer to the club. In addition, a flyer featuring the players’ design and behind-the-scenes production stories has been prepared, making it possible to enjoy not only the beer itself but also the background leading up to its completion.
On the sales side, an advance sale is scheduled for May 10 at JIT Recycle Ink Stadium. A pink kitchen car will serve as the landmark at the venue. In addition, 63 people will receive POP displays signed by the players, with one randomly distributed for every two bottles purchased.
Fujizakura Heights Beer is a brewery based in Fujikawaguchiko Town that has continued making craft beer rooted in the local community. This collaboration with a local club clearly reflects that stance. It is a beer with a story that can be enjoyed alongside watching a match, and one worth keeping an eye on.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroFujizakura Heights Beer brewed this year’s collaboration with FC Fujizakura Yamanashi, Sakuranotoriko ~Kanade~. It sounds like a bottle that really goes after aroma, with Shonan Gold and Shine Muscat combined.
MugiWhat! A beer where fruit takes center stage? And it’s a collaboration with a soccer club, so it already feels like an event before the match even starts!
Hop BroExactly. The article frames it as the two ingredients creating a harmony, while also layering in the individuality of the 26 players. It’s hot that they even poured in the team’s ambition to earn promotion.
MugiWhat does that even mean! How do you fit 26 different personalities into beer? It suddenly sounds like a team photo of the players!
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. Six players took part from brewing through bottling, so they weren’t just drinking it, they were involved in the production process too. In other words, it’s a collaboration where you can enjoy not just the taste but the whole story behind it.
MugiWhoa, and there’s even a flyer with behind-the-scenes production stories designed by the players? That’s the kind of thing you read thoroughly before even taking a sip!
Hop BroSales start with an advance sale on May 10. The venue is JIT Recycle Ink Stadium, and the marker to look for is a pink kitchen car. If you spot it on site, that’s the kind of thing that gets you excited.
MugiA pink kitchen car? There’s no way you could miss that! And there are signed POP displays to win too? They’re really going straight for the fans’ hearts!
Hop BroYeah, it’s one random item for every two bottles purchased, and 63 people will get one. With perks like that, it’s the scary thing about beer that makes you think, maybe I should get one more bottle.
MugiI love that it feels like a community-rooted collaboration in Fujikawaguchiko Town. If I opened this while watching a match, both the flavor and the cheering energy would definitely double!
Hop BroExactly. You can really see Fujizakura Heights Beer’s locally rooted approach, and the distance to the club feels close too. When there’s background like that, a drink becomes more than just a drink.
MugiI can’t take it anymore, just reading this makes me want to drink it! I want to chill Sakuranotoriko ~Kanade~ nice and cold and wait for it as the perfect companion for watching the game!
