Fujisawa Beer House Announces a 30-Drink Course Featuring Three Craft Beers
Fujisawa Beer House in Fujisawa, Kanagawa has introduced a reservation-only all-you-can-drink course featuring three craft beers and, together with sour cocktails and other drinks, a total of 30 options over 150 minutes with a 120-minute last order.
Hop BroI found a good one today: Fujisawa Beer House's all-you-can-drink plan looks seriously solid.
MugiWait, what? I expected a standard pub deal, but it actually includes three craft beers?
Hop BroExactly. The brewery is Fujisawa Beer, and the course has 30 drinks total, including sour cocktails, over 150 minutes.
Mugi150 minutes is plenty of time! But last order at 120 minutes means I can already see myself panic-ordering at the end.
Hop BroYou do need to book by the previous day, but that makes it feel more relaxed. Plus it's a brewery-attached restaurant, which changes the whole vibe.
MugiWhat does that even mean? And earlier you almost said what is pairing? Is the beer going on a date?
Hop BroNot a date. Pairing just means matching food and beer, and this place leans into local Fujisawa ingredients for that experience.
MugiOhhh! So craft beer fans and sour-cocktail friends both win. And since beer names aren't listed, it kind of becomes a fun surprise.
Hop BroRight. The article doesn't name the specific beers or styles, but comparing the three pours sounds like the main attraction.
MugiThis feels perfect for a small dinner gathering, and now I already want a Fujisawa toast plan on the calendar.
Hop BroLocal food, craft beer, and time to take it slow. For me, that lands squarely in want to drink now territory.
MugiSame here. Just hearing about it put me into full beer mode already!
Course details
Fujisawa Beer House has announced a course that includes three craft beers and sour cocktails, bringing the drink lineup to 30 options in total. The plan runs for 150 minutes with a 120-minute last order, and reservations must be made by the day before. The structure makes it easy to focus on beer first, then switch to sours or cocktails as the mood changes.
About the brewery
Fujisawa Beer House is a brewery-restaurant in Honmachi, Fujisawa City, Kanagawa. It is presented as a place where local Fujisawa ingredients meet craft beer, with food designed to complement beer. That positioning fits a neighborhood brewery well: it is not just a place to drink, but a place where the city’s food culture and beer culture overlap.
Why it matters
This kind of course works for a wide range of occasions, from a small dinner to a relaxed gathering. It gives beer drinkers a chance to focus on craft beer while also leaving room for guests who prefer other drinks. For anyone looking for a brewery setting in Fujisawa with a long, unhurried drinking window, this is a practical option worth noting.
References: Instagram post, WEB Fujisawabito article, Official site
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI found a good one today: Fujisawa Beer House's all-you-can-drink plan looks seriously solid.
MugiWait, what? I expected a standard pub deal, but it actually includes three craft beers?
Hop BroExactly. The brewery is Fujisawa Beer, and the course has 30 drinks total, including sour cocktails, over 150 minutes.
Mugi150 minutes is plenty of time! But last order at 120 minutes means I can already see myself panic-ordering at the end.
Hop BroYou do need to book by the previous day, but that makes it feel more relaxed. Plus it's a brewery-attached restaurant, which changes the whole vibe.
MugiWhat does that even mean? And earlier you almost said what is pairing? Is the beer going on a date?
Hop BroNot a date. Pairing just means matching food and beer, and this place leans into local Fujisawa ingredients for that experience.
MugiOhhh! So craft beer fans and sour-cocktail friends both win. And since beer names aren't listed, it kind of becomes a fun surprise.
Hop BroRight. The article doesn't name the specific beers or styles, but comparing the three pours sounds like the main attraction.
MugiThis feels perfect for a small dinner gathering, and now I already want a Fujisawa toast plan on the calendar.
Hop BroLocal food, craft beer, and time to take it slow. For me, that lands squarely in want to drink now territory.
MugiSame here. Just hearing about it put me into full beer mode already!
