MATSURI BREWING to Hold Its First April Tasting Festival Since Renovation on April 1
MATSURI BREWING in Urayasu, Chiba, announced its first "April Tasting Festival" since the shop renovation and the start of the new fiscal year. This time's theme is ROGUE ALES from Oregon, U.S. The event starts at 7:00 p.m. on April 1, costs 2,500 yen to join, and reservations are accepted via DM or open chat.
Hop BroToday's topic is MATSURI BREWING's April festival - it's the first one since the renovation and the first event of the new fiscal year, starting at 7:00 p.m. on April 1!
MugiWhoa! I definitely want to go. Just the fact that it's the first event after the renovation gets me excited!
Hop BroThis time's star is a ROGUE ALES special, where they'll compare beers from the long-established Oregon brewery.
MugiWhat! What's this "last chance to drink it" event thing in the post? Does that mean you can't drink it anymore?
Hop BroRight, ROGUE ALES was founded in 1988 but shut down last November, so this event is positioned as a final chance to taste it.
MugiI see! Taking time to compare and taste a beer from a brewery with that much history is kind of emotional...
Hop BroWhat's more, this festival includes a flight tasting with brewer Maki's commentary, so basically you get to sample and compare small pours.
MugiThere's the jargon! But that means even a beginner like me can relax - a guided tasting is way too helpful!
Hop BroThe participation fee is 2,500 yen and it's reservation-only, and you can sign up via DM or open chat, so it's probably best to do it early.
MugiAll right, it's settled - let's meet in Urayasu at 7:00 p.m. on April 1 and kick off the new fiscal year with a first toast together, Hop!
Based in Urayasu, Chiba Prefecture, MATSURI BREWING announced on Instagram that it will hold its "first tasting festival since the shop renovation and the first one of the new fiscal year."
According to the post, this is a monthly event that both beer experts and beginners can enjoy. Each month has a theme, and the event compares craft beers from Japan and abroad, with commentary from Matsu Brewery's brewer, Maki (@ryomaki7), which is one of its defining features.
This month's theme is ROGUE ALES, a long-established brewery from Oregon, U.S.A. The post notes that the brewery was founded in 1988, is committed to everything from growing its ingredients to brewing, and unexpectedly ceased operations last November. This event is being positioned as a "last chance to taste" its beers.
Event details are as follows.
- Date and time: 4/1 (Wed) from 7:00 p.m.
- Participation fee: 2,500 yen
- Reservation method: DM or open chat
MATSURI BREWING is a microbrewery that champions "craft beer for special occasions, with a somewhat nostalgic and easy-to-drink character." In addition to its own regular beers, it also focuses on creating a place that connects diverse beer cultures from Japan and abroad, and this tasting festival is a strong reflection of that approach. After the renovation, this is an event worth watching as a chance to compare and savor the first drink of the new fiscal year.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday's topic is MATSURI BREWING's April festival - it's the first one since the renovation and the first event of the new fiscal year, starting at 7:00 p.m. on April 1!
MugiWhoa! I definitely want to go. Just the fact that it's the first event after the renovation gets me excited!
Hop BroThis time's star is a ROGUE ALES special, where they'll compare beers from the long-established Oregon brewery.
MugiWhat! What's this "last chance to drink it" event thing in the post? Does that mean you can't drink it anymore?
Hop BroRight, ROGUE ALES was founded in 1988 but shut down last November, so this event is positioned as a final chance to taste it.
MugiI see! Taking time to compare and taste a beer from a brewery with that much history is kind of emotional...
Hop BroWhat's more, this festival includes a flight tasting with brewer Maki's commentary, so basically you get to sample and compare small pours.
MugiThere's the jargon! But that means even a beginner like me can relax - a guided tasting is way too helpful!
Hop BroThe participation fee is 2,500 yen and it's reservation-only, and you can sign up via DM or open chat, so it's probably best to do it early.
MugiAll right, it's settled - let's meet in Urayasu at 7:00 p.m. on April 1 and kick off the new fiscal year with a first toast together, Hop!
