Kyoto's Fushimi brewpub Yamori-do to host 7th anniversary event from June 9, open a single-cask Afternoon Stout
Kyoto's Fushimi brewpub Yamori-do will hold its 7th anniversary event, "7 anniversary week," from June 9 to 14. During the period, guests can enjoy seven house beers, limited pairing dishes, weekend-only live music, and a single-cask real ale.
Hop BroIt's the Kyoto-Fushimi brewpub 7th anniversary event we're talking about, and Yamori-do is doing "7 anniversary week" from June 9 to 14, you know.
MugiWait! June 9 to 14 is basically a full week of celebration! And a brewpub isn't just about beer?
Hop BroThat's the best part about Yamori-do. It centers on Japanese tea and craft beer. It uses a Kyoto machiya that's over 150 years old, and it blends right into Fushimi's streetscape.
MugiWhoa. But what exactly can you enjoy at the anniversary? I heard something about a Shichifuku lottery too - is there even a luck test?
Hop BroThere is. Every day there will be limited pairing dishes matched to the seven house beers, and the Shichifuku lottery will be running too, plus original cooler bags for the anniversary will go on sale in limited quantities.
MugiWhat! Drink beer, eat, draw lots, and even secure a souvenir! That's not an event anymore, it's a festival!
Hop BroAnd the weekend is especially hot. On Friday, there's a live show by Busker Music Sadanori Shimabukuro starting at 19:00, and on Saturday a single-cask real ale will be tapped.
MugiWait, a single-cask real ale sounds super rare just from hearing it! By the way, how is real ale different from ordinary beer?
Hop BroTo put it simply, the cask's character really comes through. Its flavor stands out more because of how it's served, and this time "Afternoon Stout," an Oatmeal Coffee Stout with an ABV of 5.5%, will be featured.
MugiWow, sipping it slowly like coffee sounds amazing. And if you pair it with the anniversary-limited food, you'll be happy in Fushimi from the first drink to the last.
Hop BroExactly. Reservations are recommended for parties of three or more, and it's closed on Mondays, so make sure to check the schedule. This really does sound like the only thing to do is head to Yamori-do for a toast.
MugiLet's go! I want to enjoy an anniversary toast in Fushimi while taking in the live show and the limited beer all at once! Just thinking about Yamori-do today makes me want to drink already!
Kyoto's Fushimi brewpub Yamori-do will host its 7th anniversary event, "7 anniversary week," from June 9 to 14. In keeping with the shop, which has operated around the themes of Japanese tea and craft beer in a Kyoto machiya over 150 years old, the anniversary program also combines beer, food, and music.
Throughout the event, limited pairing dishes matched to the seven house beers will be offered every day, and a "Shichifuku lottery" featuring seven different prizes will also be held. In addition, an original cooler bag will be sold in limited quantities as anniversary merchandise. Each of these is a special anniversary-only offering, and it looks like there will be plenty to enjoy, from tasting beers side by side inside the shop to picking out souvenirs.
Special weekend plans are also on the schedule. On Friday, a live performance by "Busker Music Sadanori Shimabukuro" will be held from 19:00. It should be an evening where you can spend time with music and beer together. On Saturday, a single-cask real ale will be tapped, and the beer on offer will be "Afternoon Stout." The style is Oatmeal Coffee Stout, and the ABV is 5.5%. It has been designed as a beer to be savored slowly, like coffee, and its pairing with the limited food prepared for the anniversary will also draw attention.
Yamori-do is a brewpub that blends naturally into the streetscape of Fushimi, connecting meals, craft beer, and Japanese tea with ease. Reservations are recommended for parties of three or more, and the shop is closed on Mondays. The second week of June looks set to be an anniversary week where you can enjoy everything from your first drink to your last in Fushimi.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroIt's the Kyoto-Fushimi brewpub 7th anniversary event we're talking about, and Yamori-do is doing "7 anniversary week" from June 9 to 14, you know.
MugiWait! June 9 to 14 is basically a full week of celebration! And a brewpub isn't just about beer?
Hop BroThat's the best part about Yamori-do. It centers on Japanese tea and craft beer. It uses a Kyoto machiya that's over 150 years old, and it blends right into Fushimi's streetscape.
MugiWhoa. But what exactly can you enjoy at the anniversary? I heard something about a Shichifuku lottery too - is there even a luck test?
Hop BroThere is. Every day there will be limited pairing dishes matched to the seven house beers, and the Shichifuku lottery will be running too, plus original cooler bags for the anniversary will go on sale in limited quantities.
MugiWhat! Drink beer, eat, draw lots, and even secure a souvenir! That's not an event anymore, it's a festival!
Hop BroAnd the weekend is especially hot. On Friday, there's a live show by Busker Music Sadanori Shimabukuro starting at 19:00, and on Saturday a single-cask real ale will be tapped.
MugiWait, a single-cask real ale sounds super rare just from hearing it! By the way, how is real ale different from ordinary beer?
Hop BroTo put it simply, the cask's character really comes through. Its flavor stands out more because of how it's served, and this time "Afternoon Stout," an Oatmeal Coffee Stout with an ABV of 5.5%, will be featured.
MugiWow, sipping it slowly like coffee sounds amazing. And if you pair it with the anniversary-limited food, you'll be happy in Fushimi from the first drink to the last.
Hop BroExactly. Reservations are recommended for parties of three or more, and it's closed on Mondays, so make sure to check the schedule. This really does sound like the only thing to do is head to Yamori-do for a toast.
MugiLet's go! I want to enjoy an anniversary toast in Fushimi while taking in the live show and the limited beer all at once! Just thinking about Yamori-do today makes me want to drink already!
