Tsudoi-dokoro Key. in Uchikanda, Tokyo, is serving Ape Brewing’s 'Yorisou' at its first anniversary celebration
The beer pub Tsudoi-dokoro Key. in Uchikanda, Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, has posted information about the day of its first anniversary celebration. At the venue, it is highlighting 'Yorisou,' brewed by Ape Brewing, and is also announcing anniversary stickers for visitors and the sale of commemorative coffee.
Hop BroTsudoi-dokoro Key. in Tokyo’s Uchikanda is holding its first anniversary celebration. The star is 'Yorisou,' brewed by Ape Brewing, and it’s great that they’re serving it to match the shop’s milestone.
MugiWhoa! The shop name and beer name both sound so gentle. What kind of beer is 'Yorisou'?
Hop BroIt’s a beer where aromas from Belgian yeast are layered with hoppy nuances, basically a bottle with a Belgian-style finish to enjoy. The key point is that it’s crisp yet easy to keep drinking.
MugiWhat! When I hear Belgian yeast, I picture it aging in a monastery cellar or something!
Hop BroNot quite that medieval. The yeast brings spice and fruitiness, and the hops build on top of that, so the layers of aroma are interesting.
MugiWow! And since it’s an anniversary, they’re doing things like sticker giveaways, right?
Hop BroExactly. They’re handing out black anniversary stickers, and the silver version is sold for 150 yen. They even have an anniversary long-sleeve T-shirt, so the commemorative goods are really well stocked.
MugiThat’s the kind of thing hardcore fans would get hooked on... But for someone like me who only wants one drink, being able to buy coffee too is such a relief!
Hop BroThat’s very Key.-like: it’s set up so people can stop by for more than just beer. If you’re looking around Uchikanda, it’s the kind of neighborhood spot worth remembering.
MugiYeah, this makes me want to go on the anniversary day and toast with 'Yorisou'!
The beer pub Tsudoi-dokoro Key. in Uchikanda, Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, shared information on Instagram about the day of its first anniversary celebration. The shop is located at 1-18-11 Uchikanda, Tokyo Royal Plaza 101 (right), and operates as a neighborhood spot that beer lovers can easily drop by.
This time, the beer highlighted as a must-try upon visiting is 'Yorisou,' brewed by Ape Brewing. In the shop’s announcement, it is introduced as a beer with aromas derived from Belgian yeast layered with hoppy nuances, and as a crisp yet easy-drinking finish. Because it is being served to mark the anniversary, it also seems likely to stand as a symbolic beer for the shop’s milestone.
In addition, black anniversary stickers will be handed out to customers, while the silver version will be sold for 150 yen. The anniversary long-sleeve T-shirt was designed by @gonstagram333, and regular event staff Tatekawa and Yoshino will also take part. The shop will also continue selling coffee, making it easy for people who just want to enjoy one beer to stop by. If you are looking for craft beer in Uchikanda, it is worth visiting on the anniversary day to taste 'Yorisou.'
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroTsudoi-dokoro Key. in Tokyo’s Uchikanda is holding its first anniversary celebration. The star is 'Yorisou,' brewed by Ape Brewing, and it’s great that they’re serving it to match the shop’s milestone.
MugiWhoa! The shop name and beer name both sound so gentle. What kind of beer is 'Yorisou'?
Hop BroIt’s a beer where aromas from Belgian yeast are layered with hoppy nuances, basically a bottle with a Belgian-style finish to enjoy. The key point is that it’s crisp yet easy to keep drinking.
MugiWhat! When I hear Belgian yeast, I picture it aging in a monastery cellar or something!
Hop BroNot quite that medieval. The yeast brings spice and fruitiness, and the hops build on top of that, so the layers of aroma are interesting.
MugiWow! And since it’s an anniversary, they’re doing things like sticker giveaways, right?
Hop BroExactly. They’re handing out black anniversary stickers, and the silver version is sold for 150 yen. They even have an anniversary long-sleeve T-shirt, so the commemorative goods are really well stocked.
MugiThat’s the kind of thing hardcore fans would get hooked on... But for someone like me who only wants one drink, being able to buy coffee too is such a relief!
Hop BroThat’s very Key.-like: it’s set up so people can stop by for more than just beer. If you’re looking around Uchikanda, it’s the kind of neighborhood spot worth remembering.
MugiYeah, this makes me want to go on the anniversary day and toast with 'Yorisou'!
