Faló Brewing to Hold a 12-Tap Takeover at SANITY on June 5
Faló Brewing from Yamamoto Town, Miyagi, will host a 12-tap takeover at SANITY locations on June 5. The lineup will span core beers, a collaboration with an Australian brewery, and the brewery’s latest release, with the Faló team also expected to visit.
Hop BroThis one’s about the 12-tap TTO happening at SANITY locations in Tokyo on June 5. The featured brewery is Faló Brewing from Yamamoto, Miyagi.
MugiTwelve taps!? I can barely choose one beer, and now my stomach is scheduling a strategy meeting!
Hop BroAnd Faló is a Yamamoto town brewery built by renovating a closed junior high school. They only started brewing in October 2025, so they’re still a fresh new name.
MugiWow, a school turned brewery? That’s ridiculously cool. I want to hear a toast instead of a school bell.
Hop BroFaló’s whole concept is Clean, Crisp, Crushable. Their beers aim for clarity, snap, and that dangerous “one more pint” kind of drinkability.
MugiHold on, what is crushable? That sounds like the beer is about to get smashed with a hammer!
Hop BroIt just means easy to keep drinking. Not too heavy, not too thin, just balanced enough that your glass somehow empties itself.
MugiOkay, I’m in. And this lineup goes from core beers to new releases, right? I’d be happily lost at that tap list.
Hop BroExactly. There’s also a collaboration with an Australian brewery where Naru used to work, plus an unreleased new beer on draft, which is the really wild part.
MugiAnd the Faló team will visit in person? That seals it. A brewery named after a campfire that brings people together already has me wanting a pint.
SANITY’s craft beer specialty locations will host Faló Brewing on Friday, June 5. The takeover will feature 12 taps, including beers that reflect Faló’s house direction of “Clean, Crisp, Crushable”, a collaboration beer with an Australian brewery where Naru once worked, and even the brewery’s newest release before launch.
Faló Brewing is based in Yamamoto Town, on the southern coast of Miyagi Prefecture, and was created through the renovation of a former junior high school into a brewery. Brewing began in October 2025, so the project is still in its early stage, but its concept is already clear. The name Faló comes from the Italian word for “bonfire,” expressing the idea that beer and the brewery should become a place where people gather, just as they would around a fire.
With the Faló team scheduled to visit as well, the event should offer drinkers a chance to hear more about the brewery’s background and production site directly. For anyone following Japan’s new wave of craft breweries, this is a useful snapshot of where Faló Brewing stands now.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThis one’s about the 12-tap TTO happening at SANITY locations in Tokyo on June 5. The featured brewery is Faló Brewing from Yamamoto, Miyagi.
MugiTwelve taps!? I can barely choose one beer, and now my stomach is scheduling a strategy meeting!
Hop BroAnd Faló is a Yamamoto town brewery built by renovating a closed junior high school. They only started brewing in October 2025, so they’re still a fresh new name.
MugiWow, a school turned brewery? That’s ridiculously cool. I want to hear a toast instead of a school bell.
Hop BroFaló’s whole concept is Clean, Crisp, Crushable. Their beers aim for clarity, snap, and that dangerous “one more pint” kind of drinkability.
MugiHold on, what is crushable? That sounds like the beer is about to get smashed with a hammer!
Hop BroIt just means easy to keep drinking. Not too heavy, not too thin, just balanced enough that your glass somehow empties itself.
MugiOkay, I’m in. And this lineup goes from core beers to new releases, right? I’d be happily lost at that tap list.
Hop BroExactly. There’s also a collaboration with an Australian brewery where Naru used to work, plus an unreleased new beer on draft, which is the really wild part.
MugiAnd the Faló team will visit in person? That seals it. A brewery named after a campfire that brings people together already has me wanting a pint.
