Bifuka Shirakaba Brewery's 'Rising Sun' Arrives at Susukino Ale STAND
A guest beer from Hokkaido's Bifuka Shirakaba Brewery, "Rising Sun," has arrived at the Sapporo beer pub Susukino Ale STAND. This golden ale, inspired by the sunrise over Okhotsk, is known for its pale gold color and crisp bitterness.
Hop BroA Rising Sun shipment has arrived down in Susukino. The guest beer from Bifuka Shirakaba Brewery turning up at Susukino Ale STAND in COCONO SUSUKINO B1F in Sapporo is pretty hot news.
MugiWait, a sunrise in Susukino!? A beer inspired by the sunrise over Okhotsk has way too much romance, doesn't it?
Hop BroExactly, and the style is a golden ale. It has a pale gold color that looks beautiful, yet it's designed to go down smoothly and feel light on the palate.
MugiDoes golden ale mean anything gold-colored counts? When they say crisp bitterness, the beer's face starts to sound a little scary!
Hop BroNo need to be scared. Think of it as a tight, well-structured bitterness. In other words, it has a sharp bitterness that doesn't linger heavy, and it drinks with the same clean finish as the morning sun.
MugiI get it now, it's sparkling on the outside and refreshing on the inside. That easy drinkability is going to hit hard after work!
Hop BroWhat's more, Susukino Ale STAND is a beer pub that carries a broad range of Hokkaido craft, so getting to meet a Hokkaido brew like this is the nice part. The best thing about guest beers is that they don't lean too much on the familiar.
MugiSo it's not just about drinking it, but also tasting the brewer's idea behind it? Beer suddenly turns into literature!
Hop BroExactly. If you look at the golden glass before taking a sip, you'll notice the balance between the gentle malt character and the bitterness. It's a beer with scenery in it, very much like Bifuka Shirakaba Brewery.
MugiI want one so bad! It's perfect as a first beer, and I could easily go for one more light round too. It makes you want to toast in Susukino!
At Susukino Ale STAND in Sapporo's Minami 4 Nishi 4, COCONO SUSUKINO B1F, Bifuka Shirakaba Brewery's guest beer, Rising Sun, is being featured.
"Rising Sun" is, as its name suggests, a golden ale themed around the sunrise. Born from the idea of wanting to raise a toast while watching the sunrise over Okhotsk, the description emphasizes its pale golden glow, a clean, well-defined bitterness, and an easygoing drinkability that makes it easy to gulp down. Even though it looks flashy, the palate is not overly heavy, and the key point is that it still keeps the refreshing character you want from beer.
Susukino Ale STAND is a beer pub that offers a wide selection of craft beers from Hokkaido. Its location underground in Susukino also makes it easy to drop in before or after work or a meal. When you encounter a guest beer like Rising Sun in a place like this, the appeal is that you can taste not only a beer that differs a little from the usual pint, but also the atmosphere of the place and the brewer's way of thinking. First, enjoy the golden-colored glass with your eyes, then take in the gentle malt character and the firm bitterness.
Its light drinkability makes it a good first beer, and it also seems like a fit for anyone looking for something that's easy to drink without getting tiring. You could call it a beer that naturally connects the pleasure of beer-hopping through Hokkaido to Susukino itself.
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Hop BroA Rising Sun shipment has arrived down in Susukino. The guest beer from Bifuka Shirakaba Brewery turning up at Susukino Ale STAND in COCONO SUSUKINO B1F in Sapporo is pretty hot news.
MugiWait, a sunrise in Susukino!? A beer inspired by the sunrise over Okhotsk has way too much romance, doesn't it?
Hop BroExactly, and the style is a golden ale. It has a pale gold color that looks beautiful, yet it's designed to go down smoothly and feel light on the palate.
MugiDoes golden ale mean anything gold-colored counts? When they say crisp bitterness, the beer's face starts to sound a little scary!
Hop BroNo need to be scared. Think of it as a tight, well-structured bitterness. In other words, it has a sharp bitterness that doesn't linger heavy, and it drinks with the same clean finish as the morning sun.
MugiI get it now, it's sparkling on the outside and refreshing on the inside. That easy drinkability is going to hit hard after work!
Hop BroWhat's more, Susukino Ale STAND is a beer pub that carries a broad range of Hokkaido craft, so getting to meet a Hokkaido brew like this is the nice part. The best thing about guest beers is that they don't lean too much on the familiar.
MugiSo it's not just about drinking it, but also tasting the brewer's idea behind it? Beer suddenly turns into literature!
Hop BroExactly. If you look at the golden glass before taking a sip, you'll notice the balance between the gentle malt character and the bitterness. It's a beer with scenery in it, very much like Bifuka Shirakaba Brewery.
MugiI want one so bad! It's perfect as a first beer, and I could easily go for one more light round too. It makes you want to toast in Susukino!
