Harumi Beer Brewery announces limited arrival of three VERTERE cans
Harumi Beer Brewery posted on Instagram that three VERTERE beers have arrived. The post says the beers are available in limited quantities, and the image shows cans labeled “Nemophila West Coast Pilsner” and “Pieris Lime Sour Saison w/Mint.”
Hop BroToday’s topic is that Harumi Beer Brewery just got three VERTERE cans in limited quantities.
MugiWhat! The phrase limited arrival instantly makes me feel like I need to run there.
Hop BroAnd the cans visible in the post were Nemophila West Coast Pilsner and Pieris Lime Sour Saison w/Mint, which is a very summer-ready lineup.
MugiWait, what is a West Coast Pilsner? Is it a pilsner with ocean breeze settings turned on?
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. It’s basically a hop-forward pilsner with a crisp finish, like West Coast IPA freshness in a lighter body.
MugiWhoa! Then Lime Sour Saison w/Mint sounds like the name alone is already doing too much.
Hop BroSour means tangy, saison means dry and breezy, and with lime and mint it sounds like herbal lemonade in beer form.
MugiIf I drank that on a hot day, my body temperature would drop at least three degrees.
Hop BroAlso, Harumi Beer Brewery is attached to Shibataya Saketen Harumi and has eight house taps, plus more than 300 directly imported wines.
MugiBeer, food, wine pairings, and it’s walkable from Kachidoki Station? That’s the perfect detour.
Hop BroBringing in fresh beers from outside breweries too really shows the range of the lineup, not just the usual staples.
MugiI’m done pretending to be calm. I want to hunt down a perfect summer pint in Harumi and toast the second I find it!
Harumi Beer Brewery in Chuo City, Tokyo, announced on Instagram on August 7 that three VERTERE beers have arrived. The caption describes the lineup as a beer arrival and notes that stock is limited.
The image shows two VERTERE cans with the labels “Nemophila West Coast Pilsner” and “Pieris Lime Sour Saison w/Mint.” Both suggest distinct drinking profiles, and the lineup looks well suited to warmer weather.
Harumi Beer Brewery is attached to Shibataya Harumi, and its official website highlights eight taps of house-brewed craft beer alongside more than 300 self-imported wines. That mix gives the venue a broad appeal, from casual beer drinking to food pairings and wine.
Located in the Harumi area within walking distance of Kachidoki Station, the brewery continues to present new arrivals from outside breweries as part of its range. For beer fans looking for something beyond the usual lineup, this is the kind of update worth noting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s topic is that Harumi Beer Brewery just got three VERTERE cans in limited quantities.
MugiWhat! The phrase limited arrival instantly makes me feel like I need to run there.
Hop BroAnd the cans visible in the post were Nemophila West Coast Pilsner and Pieris Lime Sour Saison w/Mint, which is a very summer-ready lineup.
MugiWait, what is a West Coast Pilsner? Is it a pilsner with ocean breeze settings turned on?
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. It’s basically a hop-forward pilsner with a crisp finish, like West Coast IPA freshness in a lighter body.
MugiWhoa! Then Lime Sour Saison w/Mint sounds like the name alone is already doing too much.
Hop BroSour means tangy, saison means dry and breezy, and with lime and mint it sounds like herbal lemonade in beer form.
MugiIf I drank that on a hot day, my body temperature would drop at least three degrees.
Hop BroAlso, Harumi Beer Brewery is attached to Shibataya Saketen Harumi and has eight house taps, plus more than 300 directly imported wines.
MugiBeer, food, wine pairings, and it’s walkable from Kachidoki Station? That’s the perfect detour.
Hop BroBringing in fresh beers from outside breweries too really shows the range of the lineup, not just the usual staples.
MugiI’m done pretending to be calm. I want to hunt down a perfect summer pint in Harumi and toast the second I find it!
