Far Yeast Brewing to Hold Brewery Tours at Kosuge Village Every Saturday and on Holidays
Far Yeast Brewing is offering brewery tours every Saturday and on holidays at its Kosuge Village base, THE FAR YEAST Beer Adventure. With lunch, all-you-can-drink, and an original T-shirt included, it is a program that lets visitors experience the craft beer production site firsthand.
Hop BroFar Yeast Brewing is putting out brewery tours in Kosuge Village every Saturday and on holidays. At THE FAR YEAST Beer Adventure, you can get really close to the people who make the beer, and that is what makes it great.
MugiWait, a brewery tour is that serious? It's not just a factory visit, but more like peeking behind the scenes of beer, right?
Hop BroExactly. You can see the large brewing tanks lined up right in front of you, how the ingredients are chosen, and even the careful hands of the craftspeople at work. You get to experience the whole process of how beer is born, right there on site.
MugiWow! But does ingredient selection really make that much of a difference? If it has malt and hops, isn't it all basically the same...?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part. The aroma of the hops, the sweetness of the malt, and the brewing method all change the character. So once you know the background of craft beer, the way you see each glass is completely different.
MugiThat sounds amazing! And it even comes with lunch and all-you-can-drink? That's basically a reward disguised as a tour!
Hop BroAnd the fact that it comes with an original T-shirt is just cruel in the best way. You drink, eat, learn, and still get a keepsake, so as an event it is very well put together.
MugiPlus, Kosuge Village is about an hour and a half to two hours from the city center, right? It sounds perfect for a little weekend trip!
Hop BroExactly. Far Yeast Brewing has continued locally rooted beer making in Kosuge Village, Kitatsuru District, Yamanashi Prefecture, using the area's nature and agricultural products, so it feels like you are tasting the place itself.
MugiWow, there is really no reason not to go. You tour, you drink, and then you end up wanting to talk about beer all the way home.
Hop BroIn the end, the best drink is always the one you have after you have learned about the place behind it. We are starting to want to raise a glass in Kosuge Village ourselves.
MugiYeah, this is definitely a beer destination! On the weekend, I want to stand in front of the tanks and say, 'Itadakimasu'!
Enjoy the Weekend Behind the Scenes of the Brewery
Far Yeast Brewing announced a brewery tour at the mixed-use facility THE FAR YEAST Beer Adventure in Kosuge Village. The post states that the tour is held every Saturday and on holidays, and introduces it as a program now accepting reservations.
The highlight of the tour is getting a close look at the place where beer is made. The post explains that visitors can learn about the background of craft beer while seeing the large brewing tanks lined up in front of them, the selection of ingredients, and the craftsmanship that goes into every detail. It is not just a simple tour, but something like a "social studies field trip for adults."
The tour also includes lunch and all-you-can-drink service at Beer Adventure, along with an original T-shirt. Its defining feature is that, rather than simply drinking beer, visitors can experience each glass from the brewer's perspective.
Far Yeast Brewing has its headquarters and brewery in Kosuge Village, Kitatsuru District, Yamanashi Prefecture, and has continued making beer that makes use of the area's nature and agricultural products. On its official website, the company positions the facility as a "craft beer destination" about two hours by car from central Tokyo, highlighting self-tap craft beer, non-alcoholic drinks, and a stay-style experience designed with families in mind.
A glass enjoyed after learning the story behind the beer feels different. This announcement presents brewery touring as a reason to make the trip to Kosuge Village. Far Yeast Brewing's idea of "democratizing beer" also comes through more clearly through experiences like this.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroFar Yeast Brewing is putting out brewery tours in Kosuge Village every Saturday and on holidays. At THE FAR YEAST Beer Adventure, you can get really close to the people who make the beer, and that is what makes it great.
MugiWait, a brewery tour is that serious? It's not just a factory visit, but more like peeking behind the scenes of beer, right?
Hop BroExactly. You can see the large brewing tanks lined up right in front of you, how the ingredients are chosen, and even the careful hands of the craftspeople at work. You get to experience the whole process of how beer is born, right there on site.
MugiWow! But does ingredient selection really make that much of a difference? If it has malt and hops, isn't it all basically the same...?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part. The aroma of the hops, the sweetness of the malt, and the brewing method all change the character. So once you know the background of craft beer, the way you see each glass is completely different.
MugiThat sounds amazing! And it even comes with lunch and all-you-can-drink? That's basically a reward disguised as a tour!
Hop BroAnd the fact that it comes with an original T-shirt is just cruel in the best way. You drink, eat, learn, and still get a keepsake, so as an event it is very well put together.
MugiPlus, Kosuge Village is about an hour and a half to two hours from the city center, right? It sounds perfect for a little weekend trip!
Hop BroExactly. Far Yeast Brewing has continued locally rooted beer making in Kosuge Village, Kitatsuru District, Yamanashi Prefecture, using the area's nature and agricultural products, so it feels like you are tasting the place itself.
MugiWow, there is really no reason not to go. You tour, you drink, and then you end up wanting to talk about beer all the way home.
Hop BroIn the end, the best drink is always the one you have after you have learned about the place behind it. We are starting to want to raise a glass in Kosuge Village ourselves.
MugiYeah, this is definitely a beer destination! On the weekend, I want to stand in front of the tanks and say, 'Itadakimasu'!
