Craft Beer Base Pale Ale Tapped at Beer Cellar Sapporo Main Store
At Beer Cellar Sapporo Main Store on Minami 1-jo Nishi 12-chome in Sapporo, a Craft Beer Base pale ale was tapped as the guest beer. The post also introduces the background, from Manager Matsui's encounter with craft beer in Osaka to how that experience led to the shop in Sapporo.
Hop BroAt Beer Cellar Sapporo Main Store on Minami 1-jo Nishi 12-chome in Sapporo, a CRAFT BEER BASE pale ale was tapped as the guest beer.
MugiWhoa! A guest beer sounds like a special slot that isn't there all the time, right? That's kind of exciting!
Hop BroExactly. It's the kind of thing that gives the shop a sudden change in character. This time it's CRAFT BEER BASE's pale ale, so it's a classic style that's easy to enjoy for its hop aroma.
MugiI know pale ale, but what do you mean by a classic style? Is it easy to drink even for beginners?
Hop BroYeah, it's the kind of beer with a nice balance of malt sweetness and hop aroma. And what's great is that Matsui connected this whole flow from an encounter in Osaka all the way to Sapporo.
MugiWow! From Osaka to Sapporo, it feels like beer is traveling through human connections. That's really moving!
Hop BroAnd the article also mentions Matsui's favorite, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. If you love craft beer, just thinking of that classic makes you smile, doesn't it?
MugiWhat's that! Drinking a new pale ale while remembering a classic pint is pretty stylish, isn't it?
Hop BroThere's even HBJJ x BCS's original on the blackboard tap list, and Kuroyagi Craft's "Harugasumi" and "Fuyu Shogun" are lined up too.
MugiWhoa, that's way too many choices! Having everything from pale ale to black ale really feels like a beer pub in central Sapporo, and it's awesome!
Hop BroFor today, the move is to start with the pale ale and catch the aroma, then head to a sour or black ale next. All right, let's get into tasting mode.
MugiI'm in! I'm already in the mood for not just one drink, but two or three today!
At Beer Cellar Sapporo Main Store (AMS Building 1F, Minami 1-jo Nishi 12-chome, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido), CRAFT BEER BASE's pale ale was tapped as the guest beer. In an Instagram post, Manager Matsui talks about how he came to craft beer in Osaka and how that experience eventually connected to the shop in Sapporo.
The article also mentions Sierra Nevada Pale Ale as one of Matsui's favorite beers. By citing a classic that calls to mind the roots of craft beer, it carefully conveys what it means for this pale ale to be added to the shop's lineup.
On the blackboard tap board, you can also see HBJJ x BCS's original beer and Kuroyagi Craft's "Harugasumi" (Hazy Sour) and "Fuyu Shogun" (Black Ale). With pale ale, sour, and black ale all available, the lineup at this beer pub in central Sapporo lets customers choose according to their mood.
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Hop BroAt Beer Cellar Sapporo Main Store on Minami 1-jo Nishi 12-chome in Sapporo, a CRAFT BEER BASE pale ale was tapped as the guest beer.
MugiWhoa! A guest beer sounds like a special slot that isn't there all the time, right? That's kind of exciting!
Hop BroExactly. It's the kind of thing that gives the shop a sudden change in character. This time it's CRAFT BEER BASE's pale ale, so it's a classic style that's easy to enjoy for its hop aroma.
MugiI know pale ale, but what do you mean by a classic style? Is it easy to drink even for beginners?
Hop BroYeah, it's the kind of beer with a nice balance of malt sweetness and hop aroma. And what's great is that Matsui connected this whole flow from an encounter in Osaka all the way to Sapporo.
MugiWow! From Osaka to Sapporo, it feels like beer is traveling through human connections. That's really moving!
Hop BroAnd the article also mentions Matsui's favorite, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. If you love craft beer, just thinking of that classic makes you smile, doesn't it?
MugiWhat's that! Drinking a new pale ale while remembering a classic pint is pretty stylish, isn't it?
Hop BroThere's even HBJJ x BCS's original on the blackboard tap list, and Kuroyagi Craft's "Harugasumi" and "Fuyu Shogun" are lined up too.
MugiWhoa, that's way too many choices! Having everything from pale ale to black ale really feels like a beer pub in central Sapporo, and it's awesome!
Hop BroFor today, the move is to start with the pale ale and catch the aroma, then head to a sour or black ale next. All right, let's get into tasting mode.
MugiI'm in! I'm already in the mood for not just one drink, but two or three today!
