Gutto Wolf Beer Announces a Tent-Overnighting Project at Myojindaira with Rock Steppers and MARS
Gutto Wolf Beer in Higashiyoshino Village, Nara, announced the three-way collaboration project "First-Time Tent Camping @ Myojindaira" with Rock Steppers and MARS. On June 6 and 7, a one-night-only beer garden will also be set up at Myojindaira.
Hop BroToday I'm talking about a rock-solid mountain event from Gutto Wolf Beer in Higashiyoshino Village, Nara. They've teamed up with Rock Steppers and MARS to announce "First-Time Tent Camping @ Myojindaira."
MugiWhat! Tent camping and beer together? That sounds fun, but drinking in the mountains is a little too exciting, isn't it!
Hop BroExactly. It's happening over the weekend of June 6 and 7, with Myojindaira in the Taikoyama Range as the stage. They've even set up a one-night-only beer garden, so it's a plan where you can enjoy beer right in the mountains.
MugiWhat is that! A mountain beer garden sounds like the foam would all blow away in the wind! But what about people who can't drink?
Hop BroThey've got that covered too, with hot drinks available. So it's easy for beginners to join, and it's designed to be accessible even if you're not used to overnight stays or mountain hiking.
MugiOhhh! And Gutto Wolf Beer is all about local ingredients taking the spotlight, right? Even the regular names, Ryo-Ro, Yuzu Bee, and Black Wolf, sound strong and cute!
Hop BroThat's right. Their selling point is that they brew with water born from the mountains. Ryo-Ro brings out the aroma of Yoshino cedar, Yuzu Bee uses local yuzu, and Black Wolf uses hojicha. It really has that terroir feel, where the region's character becomes the flavor itself.
MugiTerroir suddenly sounds so stylish! But basically, that means they're putting the taste of the land into the beer, right? It probably tastes even better when you drink it in the mountains!
Hop BroExactly. And since Myojindaira is one of the mountain areas that symbolizes Higashiyoshino Village, the experience of drinking with the scenery really works there. It's not just beer by itself - it's like tasting the mountain air too.
MugiWow, just imagining it is making my throat thirsty! Applications are through the MARS website or at the Rock Steppers store, right? This is the kind of weekend that makes you want to go all-in on both mountains and beer!
Hop BroExactly. The finale is a toast at Myojindaira. If you've got tents, mountains, and a local brewery all in one place, of course you're going to want to drink.
Gutto Wolf Beer, based in Higashiyoshino Village, Yoshino District, Nara Prefecture, announced the collaboration event "First-Time Tent Camping @ Myojindaira" in partnership with Rock Steppers and MARS. In the post, the event is introduced as a project to be held over the weekend of June 6 and 7, designed as an introductory tent-camping event set in the Taikoyama Range area.
The main point this time is that it combines time spent in the mountains with a craft beer experience. According to the post, a one-night-only beer garden will be set up at Myojindaira, where Gutto Wolf Beer will serve beer in the mountains. For participants who cannot drink beer, hot drinks will also be available, making it an easy-to-join event even for people who are not familiar with overnight stays or mountain hiking.
Gutto Wolf Beer is a brewery that brews in the natural environment of Higashiyoshino Village, and on its official website it emphasizes its commitment to brewing beer with "freshly born water from the mountains." Its standard lineup includes "Ryo-Ro", which makes use of the aroma of Yoshino cedar, "Yuzu Bee", made with local yuzu, and "Black Wolf", made with hojicha, giving the brand a lineup that reflects local ingredients and regional character.
Myojindaira is also one of the mountain areas that symbolize Higashiyoshino Village. This project is not simply a place to enjoy beer, but is put together as an experiential event that layers mountain scenery, tent camping, and the character of a local brewery. Applications and inquiries are being accepted through MARS's website or at the Rock Steppers store.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday I'm talking about a rock-solid mountain event from Gutto Wolf Beer in Higashiyoshino Village, Nara. They've teamed up with Rock Steppers and MARS to announce "First-Time Tent Camping @ Myojindaira."
MugiWhat! Tent camping and beer together? That sounds fun, but drinking in the mountains is a little too exciting, isn't it!
Hop BroExactly. It's happening over the weekend of June 6 and 7, with Myojindaira in the Taikoyama Range as the stage. They've even set up a one-night-only beer garden, so it's a plan where you can enjoy beer right in the mountains.
MugiWhat is that! A mountain beer garden sounds like the foam would all blow away in the wind! But what about people who can't drink?
Hop BroThey've got that covered too, with hot drinks available. So it's easy for beginners to join, and it's designed to be accessible even if you're not used to overnight stays or mountain hiking.
MugiOhhh! And Gutto Wolf Beer is all about local ingredients taking the spotlight, right? Even the regular names, Ryo-Ro, Yuzu Bee, and Black Wolf, sound strong and cute!
Hop BroThat's right. Their selling point is that they brew with water born from the mountains. Ryo-Ro brings out the aroma of Yoshino cedar, Yuzu Bee uses local yuzu, and Black Wolf uses hojicha. It really has that terroir feel, where the region's character becomes the flavor itself.
MugiTerroir suddenly sounds so stylish! But basically, that means they're putting the taste of the land into the beer, right? It probably tastes even better when you drink it in the mountains!
Hop BroExactly. And since Myojindaira is one of the mountain areas that symbolizes Higashiyoshino Village, the experience of drinking with the scenery really works there. It's not just beer by itself - it's like tasting the mountain air too.
MugiWow, just imagining it is making my throat thirsty! Applications are through the MARS website or at the Rock Steppers store, right? This is the kind of weekend that makes you want to go all-in on both mountains and beer!
Hop BroExactly. The finale is a toast at Myojindaira. If you've got tents, mountains, and a local brewery all in one place, of course you're going to want to drink.
