Two Limited Draft Beers at ROCK in Kiyosato: ROGGEN HELLES and Tora Hachi Beer
At the beer pub ROCK in Kiyosato, Hokuto City, Yamanashi, two limited-edition beers with especially eye-catching label designs have appeared. ROGGEN HELLES, made with rye, and Tora Hachi Beer, a collaboration with Taihu Brewing, are available on draft at the restaurant and in bottles at ROCK STORE.
Hop BroAt ROCK in Kiyosato, two limited beers have arrived. Even the labels are full of energy, so they get you excited before you even take a sip.
MugiWhat! Just the labels are that fun? If the design is this cute, it's the kind of thing that makes you want to buy it just for the packaging!
Hop BroThe first one is ROGGEN HELLES. It's a Helles brewed with rye, and it has this spicy, rich aroma that gently comes through.
MugiWhat is that! A rye Helles? Does it taste a bit bready? Beer suddenly coming at you with food cravings too?
Hop BroExactly. Helles is usually on the crisp side, but adding rye changes its character a little. The spicy, rich profile is what makes this one special.
MugiOhhh! So what's the second one? I'm really curious about the other collab beer too!
Hop BroThe second one is Tora Hachi Beer. It's a collaboration between Taihu Brewing and Yatsugatake Brewery, and it's made by combining Taiwanese oolong tea with Touch Down.
MugiTaiwanese oolong tea too!? The idea of tea and beer coexisting is so free-spirited!
Hop BroAnd both are draft at the restaurant, with bottles sold in limited quantities at ROCK STORE. It really makes you choose between drinking them in Kiyosato or taking one home to enjoy slowly.
MugiWow, I can't choose! Even deciding between draft or bottle is fun. Drinking it while having a meal in Kiyosato sounds amazing!
Hop BroRight? Just having a drink in Kiyosato somehow makes it taste even better. Today I'm in the mood to go with ROGGEN HELLES first, or play around with Tora Hachi Beer, or honestly just do both.
Check Out the Limited Beers at the Kiyosato Beer Pub
At ROCK, the beer pub in Moegi no Mura in Kiyosato, Hokuto City, Yamanashi, you can enjoy seasonal and limited-quantity beers alongside the core "Yatsugatake Beer Touch Down," brewed at the attached Yatsugatake Brewery. One of the charms of this spot is being able to sip a glass with a meal in Kiyosato's nature-rich setting.
The Two Limited Beers Introduced This Time
The post featured two beers, both with especially cute labels that catch the eye.
- ROGGEN HELLES
- Label designed by beer-loving illustrator @toa_illustrator
- Design featuring 102, the brewmaster who loves motorcycles, appearing on the label
- A beer that takes on rye, with a spicy, rich aroma as its hallmark
- Tora Hachi Beer
- Collaboration between Taihu Brewing (臺虎精釀) and Yatsugatake Brewery
- Label with eight tigers lined up, created by @isogaihitohisa
- A beer that lets you enjoy the combination of Taiwanese oolong tea and Touch Down
Where You Can Drink Them
Both of these limited beers are served on draft in the restaurant, and sold in bottles in limited quantities at ROCK STORE. ROCK STORE is also known as a shop where beer brewed on-site is bottled and put on the shelves immediately after filling, making it appealing not only for dining in but also for taking some home.
In addition to their cute appearance, the beers are built around distinct ingredients like rye and Taiwanese oolong tea. Whether you enjoy one with a meal in Kiyosato or choose a bottle to savor slowly at home, these are limited releases that beer fans will want to keep an eye on.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt ROCK in Kiyosato, two limited beers have arrived. Even the labels are full of energy, so they get you excited before you even take a sip.
MugiWhat! Just the labels are that fun? If the design is this cute, it's the kind of thing that makes you want to buy it just for the packaging!
Hop BroThe first one is ROGGEN HELLES. It's a Helles brewed with rye, and it has this spicy, rich aroma that gently comes through.
MugiWhat is that! A rye Helles? Does it taste a bit bready? Beer suddenly coming at you with food cravings too?
Hop BroExactly. Helles is usually on the crisp side, but adding rye changes its character a little. The spicy, rich profile is what makes this one special.
MugiOhhh! So what's the second one? I'm really curious about the other collab beer too!
Hop BroThe second one is Tora Hachi Beer. It's a collaboration between Taihu Brewing and Yatsugatake Brewery, and it's made by combining Taiwanese oolong tea with Touch Down.
MugiTaiwanese oolong tea too!? The idea of tea and beer coexisting is so free-spirited!
Hop BroAnd both are draft at the restaurant, with bottles sold in limited quantities at ROCK STORE. It really makes you choose between drinking them in Kiyosato or taking one home to enjoy slowly.
MugiWow, I can't choose! Even deciding between draft or bottle is fun. Drinking it while having a meal in Kiyosato sounds amazing!
Hop BroRight? Just having a drink in Kiyosato somehow makes it taste even better. Today I'm in the mood to go with ROGGEN HELLES first, or play around with Tora Hachi Beer, or honestly just do both.
