FUKUHAKU BREWERY to Hold 1st Anniversary Festival on May 17 with All-You-Can-Drink and Raffle Events
FUKUHAKU BREWERY in Miyawaka, Fukuoka, will hold an event at its taproom on May 17 to celebrate its first anniversary. It will feature unlimited-time all-you-can-drink PROUST selections, a raffle, limited food, and shuttle service, in a lineup meant to show appreciation to customers.
Hop BroFUKUHAKU BREWERY in Miyawaka, Fukuoka Prefecture, is putting on its 1st Anniversary Festival on May 17. With the taproom open from 11:00 to 18:00, it's the kind of event where you can enjoy the atmosphere of the brewery itself, and that alone makes me want a drink.
MugiOh, it's being held in the taproom! And for an anniversary event, that means beer is the star instead of cake, right? That's kind of exciting!
Hop BroThe main attraction is an unlimited-time all-you-can-drink deal for three PROUST beers. On top of that, you can also have highballs and barley highballs, and the price is 2,500 yen. This is definitely the kind of festival where you settle in and really savor things.
MugiUnlimited time means the all-you-can-drink is infinite!? Wait, nobody stops you? It's not some kind of training event where the staff just watches, right?
Hop BroNot infinite, just within the event hours. For craft beer, that means it's easier to take your time comparing different beers. The fun part is trying the PROUST beers one by one and finding what you like best.
MugiI see! Then it might be easy for beginners to try a tasting lineup. So what can you win in the raffle? I'm really curious!
Hop BroThat's strong too. The no-losing raffle is 1,000 yen per try, and the prizes include a PROUST box set, meal vouchers, one bottle of beer of your choice, and even a take-home sausage set. The prize lineup completely gets what beer lovers want.
MugiWow, the prizes are right on target for beer lovers! A raffle with no losing tickets is less a lottery and more a reward box. I want to try my luck!
Hop BroThey aren't skimping on food either. In addition to fried chicken and french fries, they're planning special limited menu items like hot dogs and takomeshi. It's nice that there's a wide range of snacks, not just beer.
MugiTakomeshi too!? That's basically all the happiness of an izakaya packed into one place. Raise a glass with beer, bite into a hot dog, and finish with takomeshi. That's a strong lineup!
Hop BroAnd since they're open only on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, the anniversary festival is also a great chance to go. They also offer shuttle service, so you can relax and drink while enjoying the scenery of Miyawaka.
MugiNow I definitely want to go! A toast in Miyawaka, drinking PROUST, entering the raffle, and eating limited food sounds amazing!
Hop BroYeah, this is a festival that shows you where FUKUHAKU BREWERY stands today. Use the 1st anniversary as an excuse to taste freshly brewed beer right there on site. At this point, my head is full of plans to go out for drinks.
MugiSame here! Just hearing about the anniversary event makes me want a drink right now, and my throat's already reacting!
FUKUHAKU BREWERY in Miyawaka, Fukuoka Prefecture, will hold its "1st Anniversary Festival" to mark the brewery's first anniversary on May 17. The venue is the taproom, and hours are 11:00 to 18:00. Set in a space attached to the brewery, this is a visit-based anniversary event that reflects the brewery's style, letting guests enjoy house-brewed beer on site.
The main attraction this time is an unlimited-time all-you-can-drink offering that includes three types of PROUST, as well as highballs and barley highballs. The price is 2,500 yen, and the lineup, which has long conveyed the brewery's character, is designed so guests can take their time tasting it. In addition, the venue will host a "raffle with only winning tickets" priced at 1,000 yen per entry, with prizes including a PROUST box set, meal vouchers usable in the taproom, one bottle of beer of your choice, and a take-home sausage set.
For food, special limited menu items are planned, including fried chicken, french fries, hot dogs made with sausage, and takomeshi. Because the shop is open only on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, the anniversary event should be an easy opportunity not only for regulars but also for beer fans who have not yet visited to stop by.
FUKUHAKU BREWERY is a craft beer brewery in Kamiookuma, Miyawaka City, and began operations in 2025 with an attached taproom. Its defining feature is the ability to enjoy freshly made beer on the spot amid the local scenery of Miyawaka. This 1st anniversary festival can be seen as an event that fully embodies that style of operation, offering a good chance to learn where the brewery stands today.
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Hop BroFUKUHAKU BREWERY in Miyawaka, Fukuoka Prefecture, is putting on its 1st Anniversary Festival on May 17. With the taproom open from 11:00 to 18:00, it's the kind of event where you can enjoy the atmosphere of the brewery itself, and that alone makes me want a drink.
MugiOh, it's being held in the taproom! And for an anniversary event, that means beer is the star instead of cake, right? That's kind of exciting!
Hop BroThe main attraction is an unlimited-time all-you-can-drink deal for three PROUST beers. On top of that, you can also have highballs and barley highballs, and the price is 2,500 yen. This is definitely the kind of festival where you settle in and really savor things.
MugiUnlimited time means the all-you-can-drink is infinite!? Wait, nobody stops you? It's not some kind of training event where the staff just watches, right?
Hop BroNot infinite, just within the event hours. For craft beer, that means it's easier to take your time comparing different beers. The fun part is trying the PROUST beers one by one and finding what you like best.
MugiI see! Then it might be easy for beginners to try a tasting lineup. So what can you win in the raffle? I'm really curious!
Hop BroThat's strong too. The no-losing raffle is 1,000 yen per try, and the prizes include a PROUST box set, meal vouchers, one bottle of beer of your choice, and even a take-home sausage set. The prize lineup completely gets what beer lovers want.
MugiWow, the prizes are right on target for beer lovers! A raffle with no losing tickets is less a lottery and more a reward box. I want to try my luck!
Hop BroThey aren't skimping on food either. In addition to fried chicken and french fries, they're planning special limited menu items like hot dogs and takomeshi. It's nice that there's a wide range of snacks, not just beer.
MugiTakomeshi too!? That's basically all the happiness of an izakaya packed into one place. Raise a glass with beer, bite into a hot dog, and finish with takomeshi. That's a strong lineup!
Hop BroAnd since they're open only on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, the anniversary festival is also a great chance to go. They also offer shuttle service, so you can relax and drink while enjoying the scenery of Miyawaka.
MugiNow I definitely want to go! A toast in Miyawaka, drinking PROUST, entering the raffle, and eating limited food sounds amazing!
Hop BroYeah, this is a festival that shows you where FUKUHAKU BREWERY stands today. Use the 1st anniversary as an excuse to taste freshly brewed beer right there on site. At this point, my head is full of plans to go out for drinks.
MugiSame here! Just hearing about the anniversary event makes me want a drink right now, and my throat's already reacting!
