NORTH ISLAND BEER’s “Kaizen Rouge” Arrives at Susukino Yell STAND
Susukino Yell STAND in Sapporo is serving NORTH ISLAND BEER’s “Kaizen Rouge,” a light fruit grisette featuring pale red hues from haskap, gentle acidity, spicy yeast character, and woody aromas.
Hop BroIn Sapporo’s Susukino, Kaizen Rouge has arrived. It’s a distinctive fruit grisette from NORTH ISLAND BEER.
MugiWhoa, the name already sounds red! What does that pale haskap color look like?
Hop BroIt’s not a loud crimson—more of a subtle haskap tint that catches the eye. Your hand might reach for the glass before your camera does.
MugiAnd wait, what is a fruit grisette? That’s not a new dance, right?
Hop BroA grisette is a light, Belgian-inspired beer style, here layered with fruit character. In plain terms, it’s a crisp, easygoing beer—though you may dance after drinking it.
MugiOhhh! And it has acidity too. Is it the kind of sour that makes you pucker like you bit straight into a lemon?
Hop BroNo need to brace yourself. It has bright acidity and fruitiness, with 5.0% ABV and 13 IBU, so the bitterness stays restrained.
MugiSo 13 IBU means gentle bitterness! But yeast-driven spice—do they sprinkle pepper into the beer?
Hop BroNo pepper shaker required! It’s aroma and flavor created by fermentation. Add a gentle woody aroma, and you can taste the connection between Hokkaido and Oregon.
MugiSusukino Ale STAND is on the B1 floor of COCONO SUSUKINO, perfect for a stop during a stroll! I want a haskap-scented glass right now!
Sapporo beer pub Susukino Yell STAND is offering NORTH ISLAND BEER’s “Kaizen Rouge.”
This fruit grisette brings together the character of Hokkaido and Oregon in a light, refreshing format. Haskap gives the beer a delicate reddish tint, while the palate shows a gentle acidity and a clean, lively finish. The fruit character is present without making the beer feel heavy.
Spicy notes from the yeast and subtle woody aromas add depth to the otherwise easy-drinking profile. “Kaizen Rouge” has an ABV of 5.0% and an IBU of 13, making it a low-bitterness option for drinkers who want to focus on acidity, fruit character, and aroma.
Located on the B1 floor of COCONO SUSUKINO in central Sapporo, Susukino Yell STAND is a beer pub where guests can explore a range of craft beers, with a particular focus on Hokkaido breweries. Its location makes it a convenient stop during an evening in Susukino.
For those looking for a crisp and distinctive beer, “Kaizen Rouge” offers a combination of haskap fruit character, grisette-like lightness, spicy yeast, and gentle woodiness.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroIn Sapporo’s Susukino, Kaizen Rouge has arrived. It’s a distinctive fruit grisette from NORTH ISLAND BEER.
MugiWhoa, the name already sounds red! What does that pale haskap color look like?
Hop BroIt’s not a loud crimson—more of a subtle haskap tint that catches the eye. Your hand might reach for the glass before your camera does.
MugiAnd wait, what is a fruit grisette? That’s not a new dance, right?
Hop BroA grisette is a light, Belgian-inspired beer style, here layered with fruit character. In plain terms, it’s a crisp, easygoing beer—though you may dance after drinking it.
MugiOhhh! And it has acidity too. Is it the kind of sour that makes you pucker like you bit straight into a lemon?
Hop BroNo need to brace yourself. It has bright acidity and fruitiness, with 5.0% ABV and 13 IBU, so the bitterness stays restrained.
MugiSo 13 IBU means gentle bitterness! But yeast-driven spice—do they sprinkle pepper into the beer?
Hop BroNo pepper shaker required! It’s aroma and flavor created by fermentation. Add a gentle woody aroma, and you can taste the connection between Hokkaido and Oregon.
MugiSusukino Ale STAND is on the B1 floor of COCONO SUSUKINO, perfect for a stop during a stroll! I want a haskap-scented glass right now!