Shimokawa Forest Brewery’s Yohan no Natsu on tap at Susukino Yell STAND
Susukino Yell STAND, a beer pub in Sapporo’s Susukino district, has added Shimokawa Forest Brewery’s Yohan no Natsu. The Belgian White features a light wheat-driven body, bright citrus notes from lemon and lime peel, and a forest-like accent from fir branches and leaves sourced in Shimokawa Town.
Hop BroA beer worth chasing just landed in Sapporo: at Susukino Ale STAND on B1 of COCONO SUSUKINO, Shimokawa Mori no Brewery's Midnight Summer is now pouring.
MugiWait, that name already sounds like bad bedtime decisions! Shimokawa Mori no Brewery sounds like forest spirits are running the brew house.
Hop BroHonestly, not far off. The name points to those short summer nights when you stay up too late, and the beer is a Belgian White.
MugiOoh, nice. But what exactly is a Belgian White? I only understand white beer at the level of pure vibes.
Hop BroIn simple terms, it uses wheat for a softer, lighter feel. This one also has lemon and lime peel, so the aroma's top note jumps out right away.
MugiTop note? What is this, a perfume counter now? Aroma top note is beer language too?
Hop BroIt is. That's the first aroma you catch, and after the citrus this beer brings in todo fir leaves from Shimokawa for a forest-like nuance.
MugiHold on, I can drink a forest now? That woodsy Shimokawa vibe sounds like deep breathing in a glass.
MugiIf a station-side beer pub makes those differences easy to notice, I'm in. On a warm night I want a crisp refreshing pint at Susukino Ale STAND.
Hop BroExactly. With bright citrus and that lingering forest edge, one summer glass of this feels impossible to resist.
Susukino Yell STAND is a beer pub on the basement floor of COCONO SUSUKINO in central Sapporo, with a lineup focused on Hokkaido craft beer. Its latest guest beer is Shimokawa Forest Brewery’s Yohan no Natsu.
The name refers to the short summer nights that make you stay up later than you intended. The beer itself is a Belgian White, built on a light wheat base. Lemon peel and lime peel bring a fresh citrus aroma, while fir branches and leaves from Shimokawa Town add a subtle forest character.
In a pub like Susukino Yell STAND, close to the station and easy to stop by, the beer’s aroma and texture should come through clearly. For drinkers looking for something bright and refreshing in the lingering heat, this is an approachable choice that still offers a distinct sense of place.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroA beer worth chasing just landed in Sapporo: at Susukino Ale STAND on B1 of COCONO SUSUKINO, Shimokawa Mori no Brewery's Midnight Summer is now pouring.
MugiWait, that name already sounds like bad bedtime decisions! Shimokawa Mori no Brewery sounds like forest spirits are running the brew house.
Hop BroHonestly, not far off. The name points to those short summer nights when you stay up too late, and the beer is a Belgian White.
MugiOoh, nice. But what exactly is a Belgian White? I only understand white beer at the level of pure vibes.
Hop BroIn simple terms, it uses wheat for a softer, lighter feel. This one also has lemon and lime peel, so the aroma's top note jumps out right away.
MugiTop note? What is this, a perfume counter now? Aroma top note is beer language too?
Hop BroIt is. That's the first aroma you catch, and after the citrus this beer brings in todo fir leaves from Shimokawa for a forest-like nuance.
MugiHold on, I can drink a forest now? That woodsy Shimokawa vibe sounds like deep breathing in a glass.
MugiIf a station-side beer pub makes those differences easy to notice, I'm in. On a warm night I want a crisp refreshing pint at Susukino Ale STAND.
Hop BroExactly. With bright citrus and that lingering forest edge, one summer glass of this feels impossible to resist.