At the beer pub "Bakushu Yumeyomi," just steps from Gion-Shijo Station in Kyoto's Higashiyama district, a new draft beer, "Trappist Collab Three Rules," appeared starting Friday, March 20, 2026.

According to the post, this beer is a monastery beer collaboration involving La Trappe, Zundert, and Tynt Meadow. The style is dubbel, and the shop describes it as "unassuming but delicious." It is also said that the project was created with an eye toward raising funds for tree planting, making it a glass you can enjoy not only for the beer itself but also for the Trappist-inspired ideas behind it.

The notice for that day also announced business hours of 16:00-23:00 (closes at 22:00 on Sundays only). It also mentioned food pairings such as carbonnade flamande (beef stewed in beer) and pretzels & cheese, making this a recommendation that looks beyond the beer itself to how it pairs with food.

The beers mentioned in this post were:

- Trappist Collab Three Rules (draft)
- Liberation Pils (Yorocco Beer)
- Saison Dupont, large bottle

"Bakushu Yumeyomi" is known for its calm atmosphere that fits naturally into Gion's streetscape, along with a serving style that conveys the background of the brewers themselves. Rather than a drink to consume as just another stop on a sightseeing route, it is a place for people who want to follow a beer's history and ideas while they drink. This latest tap change is a good example of that character.