Jimbo-cho Craft Beer Market Jimbo-cho to Hold a Double Tap Event Featuring Two Gifu Breweries
Craft Beer Market Jimbo-cho, a beer pub in Jimbo-cho, will host a W-tap takeover starting at 12:00 on May 9, welcoming CAMADO BREWERY and BLADE FACTORY BREWING. In addition to a total of 24 taps, CAMADO's first-ever real ale is also planned.
Hop BroAt Craft Beer Market Jimbo-cho in Jimbo-cho, the Gifu double tap starts at 12:00 on May 9. This time, CAMADO BREWERY and BLADE FACTORY BREWING are the stars, so it's the kind of event beer lovers can't resist.
MugiWhoa! Double tap takeover already sounds powerful just from the name! And having Gifu breweries lined up in Jimbo-cho feels a little like being on a trip!
Hop BroExactly, and they apparently have a total of 24 taps ready, so the amount of comparison drinking info is intense. CAMADO is known for the beers of veteran brewer Mr. Niwa, while BLADE FACTORY brewing in a building that used to be a Japanese sword workshop is pretty stylish too.
MugiWhat? Brewing in a Japanese sword workshop? That feels way too romantic! I didn't know beer could be made in places with that much history.
Hop BroThe thing is, that sense of place comes through in the beer too. CAMADO has a careful, solid style, while BLADE FACTORY's background gives it extra character, so comparing the differences in their brewing is the fun part.
MugiHmm! But what is the real ale mentioned in the article? It suddenly sounds like the student council president of the ale world!
Hop BroNice one. Simply put, real ale is a style where you can enjoy a gentler carbonation and how the beer changes with temperature. It's scheduled to appear for the first time at CAMADO, so compared with their usual lineup, that's definitely a major point of interest.
MugiWow, hearing it's a debut makes me want to drink it right away! And the brewers are visiting, right? Being able to talk directly with Mr. Azuma and Kaori Rodriguez is such a luxury!
Hop BroThat's right. If you ask, you might even hear details about the brewing process. As an event, there's also a prize rock-paper-scissors tournament, so the whole place is set up to get lively, not just to drink.
MugiAnd with appetizers, french fries, roast chicken, and roast pork too, the all-you-can-drink course basically guarantees we'll stay a while! I love that they're serious not just about beer but about the food too!
Hop BroIn true Jimbo-cho beer-pub fashion, it's great that you can really enjoy yourself with beer at the center. This day, when you can taste two Gifu breweries all at once, looks set to become the main comparison-drinking day.
MugiYeah, just imagining it makes my throat want a drink! It feels like a Gifu trip in Jimbo-cho - definitely not a one-beer kind of day!
At Craft Beer Market Jimbo-cho, a craft beer specialty shop in Jimbo-cho, a W-tap takeover featuring two breweries from Gifu Prefecture will be held. The breweries taking part are CAMADO BREWERY, known for the beers of veteran brewer Mr. Niwa, and BLADE FACTORY BREWING, which brews in a building that once housed a Japanese sword-making workshop. According to the shop's announcement, the event will be held from 12:00 on Saturday, May 9, and a total of 24 taps of beer will be available.
A highlight is the planned debut of a real ale for CAMADO BREWERY. In addition to the appeal of tasting and comparing beers that is central to a tap takeover, the event will also let guests trace the differences in each brewery's approach and the character of their respective regions. The announcement also says that Mr. Azuma from CAMADO BREWERY and Kaori Rodriguez from BLADE FACTORY BREWING will be visiting the venue, making this a chance to hear directly from the brewers themselves.
The venue, Craft Beer Market Jimbo-cho, is a beer pub in Jimbo-cho that is well suited to a beer-centered experience. The event announcement also introduces an all-you-can-drink course that pairs appetizers, french fries, roast chicken, and roast pork. With beer as the main attraction while still offering a proper food pairing, the setup seems ideal for people who want to settle in and enjoy the tap takeover at length. A prize-bearing rock-paper-scissors tournament is also planned, adding another layer of event energy. It looks like it will be a day when you can drink beers from two Gifu breweries all in one place in Jimbo-cho.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Craft Beer Market Jimbo-cho in Jimbo-cho, the Gifu double tap starts at 12:00 on May 9. This time, CAMADO BREWERY and BLADE FACTORY BREWING are the stars, so it's the kind of event beer lovers can't resist.
MugiWhoa! Double tap takeover already sounds powerful just from the name! And having Gifu breweries lined up in Jimbo-cho feels a little like being on a trip!
Hop BroExactly, and they apparently have a total of 24 taps ready, so the amount of comparison drinking info is intense. CAMADO is known for the beers of veteran brewer Mr. Niwa, while BLADE FACTORY brewing in a building that used to be a Japanese sword workshop is pretty stylish too.
MugiWhat? Brewing in a Japanese sword workshop? That feels way too romantic! I didn't know beer could be made in places with that much history.
Hop BroThe thing is, that sense of place comes through in the beer too. CAMADO has a careful, solid style, while BLADE FACTORY's background gives it extra character, so comparing the differences in their brewing is the fun part.
MugiHmm! But what is the real ale mentioned in the article? It suddenly sounds like the student council president of the ale world!
Hop BroNice one. Simply put, real ale is a style where you can enjoy a gentler carbonation and how the beer changes with temperature. It's scheduled to appear for the first time at CAMADO, so compared with their usual lineup, that's definitely a major point of interest.
MugiWow, hearing it's a debut makes me want to drink it right away! And the brewers are visiting, right? Being able to talk directly with Mr. Azuma and Kaori Rodriguez is such a luxury!
Hop BroThat's right. If you ask, you might even hear details about the brewing process. As an event, there's also a prize rock-paper-scissors tournament, so the whole place is set up to get lively, not just to drink.
MugiAnd with appetizers, french fries, roast chicken, and roast pork too, the all-you-can-drink course basically guarantees we'll stay a while! I love that they're serious not just about beer but about the food too!
Hop BroIn true Jimbo-cho beer-pub fashion, it's great that you can really enjoy yourself with beer at the center. This day, when you can taste two Gifu breweries all at once, looks set to become the main comparison-drinking day.
MugiYeah, just imagining it makes my throat want a drink! It feels like a Gifu trip in Jimbo-cho - definitely not a one-beer kind of day!
