Blakiston IPA from NAKAFURANO BREWERY Featured at Susukino Yell STAND
Susukino Yell STAND, a craft beer pub in Sapporo, is featuring Blakiston IPA from NAKAFURANO BREWERY. With 8% ABV and an IBU of 85, this full-bodied IPA combines firm hop bitterness with malt sweetness and citrus and tropical flavors.
Hop BroA standout beer in Susukino right now is Blakiston IPA arrives. It’s a bold IPA from NAKAFURANO BREWERY.
MugiWhoa, that name already sounds powerful! Is it at Susukino Ale STAND?
Hop BroExactly. It’s featured at the Hokkaido craft-beer pub on the first basement floor of COCONO SUSUKINO.
MugiBeer from Nakafurano in Susukino? That sounds like a Hokkaido trip downtown!
Hop BroAnd it’s 8% ABV with 85 IBU—so this is a seriously bitter IPA with real strength.
MugiIBU 85 made my tongue tingle just hearing it! What is IBU?
Hop BroIt means International Bitterness Units, a guide to beer bitterness. At 85, you can expect plenty of hop-driven bite.
MugiIf it’s only bitter, my face might turn into a pickled plum. Does it have malt sweetness too?
Hop BroIt does. Malt richness balances the bitterness, while citrus and tropical notes keep showing up. It’s not just a bitterness bully.
MugiNice! Does Blakiston have a story behind it? I want the name story!
Hop BroIt comes from the Blakiston Line, an ecological boundary between Hokkaido and Honshu—matching the beer’s big, bold character.
MugiBig bitterness, big ABV, and bright aroma—now I want to sip an IPA slowly in Susukino!
Hop BroFor fans of firm bitterness, let’s raise a glass of NAKAFURANO BREWERY’s beer at Susukino Ale STAND. Cheers to Blakiston IPA!
A bold IPA from Nakafurano
Blakiston IPA, brewed by NAKAFURANO BREWERY in Nakafurano, Hokkaido, is an 8% ABV IPA with a substantial hop character. Its bitterness is rated at IBU 85, making it a beer for drinkers who enjoy a pronounced, lingering hop profile.
The beer is not defined by bitterness alone. Malt sweetness provides balance and body, while citrus and tropical notes add aromatic depth. That combination gives the beer a strong but composed character, with enough flavor to reward slow drinking.
The name Blakiston IPA is inspired by the Blakiston Line, the biogeographical boundary between Hokkaido and Honshu. The brewery also connects the name with the image of Hokkaido’s comparatively large wildlife, reflecting the beer’s bold and substantial profile.
Susukino Yell STAND is a craft beer pub specializing in beers from Hokkaido. Located in the basement of COCONO SUSUKINO at Minami 4-jo Nishi 4-chome in Sapporo’s Chuo Ward, the venue offers an opportunity to explore regional craft beer in the heart of Susukino. Drinkers who enjoy assertive bitterness and higher-strength IPAs can look for Blakiston IPA at the venue.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroA standout beer in Susukino right now is Blakiston IPA arrives. It’s a bold IPA from NAKAFURANO BREWERY.
MugiWhoa, that name already sounds powerful! Is it at Susukino Ale STAND?
Hop BroExactly. It’s featured at the Hokkaido craft-beer pub on the first basement floor of COCONO SUSUKINO.
MugiBeer from Nakafurano in Susukino? That sounds like a Hokkaido trip downtown!
Hop BroAnd it’s 8% ABV with 85 IBU—so this is a seriously bitter IPA with real strength.
MugiIBU 85 made my tongue tingle just hearing it! What is IBU?
Hop BroIt means International Bitterness Units, a guide to beer bitterness. At 85, you can expect plenty of hop-driven bite.
MugiIf it’s only bitter, my face might turn into a pickled plum. Does it have malt sweetness too?
Hop BroIt does. Malt richness balances the bitterness, while citrus and tropical notes keep showing up. It’s not just a bitterness bully.
MugiNice! Does Blakiston have a story behind it? I want the name story!
Hop BroIt comes from the Blakiston Line, an ecological boundary between Hokkaido and Honshu—matching the beer’s big, bold character.
MugiBig bitterness, big ABV, and bright aroma—now I want to sip an IPA slowly in Susukino!
Hop BroFor fans of firm bitterness, let’s raise a glass of NAKAFURANO BREWERY’s beer at Susukino Ale STAND. Cheers to Blakiston IPA!