Choshi Beer to Hold a Tasting Event at Careguild in Bunkyo on July 17
Choshi Beer, operated by Choshi Cheers, will host its tasting event, Choshi iine! Fair, at Careguild in Bunkyo, Tokyo, on July 17. The program includes a beer tasting flight, Choshi-style snacks, and a talk by representative Sakuma, with only a few seats left.
Hop BroOn July 17 in Bunkyo, Choshiiine! Fair is happening. It’s a dangerously good chance to compare Choshi Beer in Tokyo.
MugiWhat! A Choshi Beer tasting already sounds like sea breeze in a glass. Where is it?
Hop BroIt’s at Careguild in Bunkyo starting at 5:30 p.m. Capacity is 20, entry is 4,000 yen, and only a few seats are left.
MugiWhoa, only a few seats left instantly raises my heart rate! That’s the face of serious beer people!
Hop BroThey’ll also have Choshi-style snacks, a talk by president Kaede Sakuma, plus canned beer and merch for sale. Small event, packed content.
MugiNice! But that One for All SMaSH! name, what is that? It sounds like a finishing move!
Hop BroSMaSH means single malt, single hop. By narrowing the ingredients, you can taste the character of the malt and hop much more clearly.
MugiOkay, that makes sense! But at first I thought it was a smash attack beer and got defensive!
Hop BroThat One for All SMaSH! was the first beer brewed at Inuboh Brewery, and it’s the kind where the raw ingredients stand out. Choshi Ale also pairs well with local fish.
MugiA fish-friendly Choshi Ale is just unfair! Put that next to sashimi and I’d probably applaud!
Hop BroChoshi Cheers is a brewery built around beer tied to the local community. Once you know the story behind it, I want a Choshi Ale even more.
MugiI’m fully in, I want to go and drink! If I can get a taste of Choshi in Tokyo, July 17 is basically a glass-in-hand day!
On Friday, July 17, 2026, Choshi Beer will stage its tasting event, Choshi iine! Fair, at Careguild in Bunkyo, Tokyo. The event starts at 5:30 p.m., is limited to 20 guests, and costs 4,000 yen.
The lineup includes a beer tasting, Choshi-inspired snacks, a talk by Choshi Beer representative Sakuma, and sales of canned beer and goods. The brewery says seats are nearly full, making this a compact, reservation-style event rather than a large-scale tap takeover.
Choshi Beer is produced by Choshi Cheers, a brewery based in Choshi City, Chiba. On its official site, the company describes its approach with the slogan "connecting what exists and creating what does not," and highlights beers such as Choshi no Sakana ni Au Choshi Ale and One for All SMaSH!, first brewed at its Inubou brewery. The Tokyo event offers a chance to experience that local, food-focused brewing philosophy outside Choshi itself.
For drinkers who are curious about the brewery but rarely make it out to the coast, this is a straightforward way to taste the lineup and hear the story behind it in one sitting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroOn July 17 in Bunkyo, Choshiiine! Fair is happening. It’s a dangerously good chance to compare Choshi Beer in Tokyo.
MugiWhat! A Choshi Beer tasting already sounds like sea breeze in a glass. Where is it?
Hop BroIt’s at Careguild in Bunkyo starting at 5:30 p.m. Capacity is 20, entry is 4,000 yen, and only a few seats are left.
MugiWhoa, only a few seats left instantly raises my heart rate! That’s the face of serious beer people!
Hop BroThey’ll also have Choshi-style snacks, a talk by president Kaede Sakuma, plus canned beer and merch for sale. Small event, packed content.
MugiNice! But that One for All SMaSH! name, what is that? It sounds like a finishing move!
Hop BroSMaSH means single malt, single hop. By narrowing the ingredients, you can taste the character of the malt and hop much more clearly.
MugiOkay, that makes sense! But at first I thought it was a smash attack beer and got defensive!
Hop BroThat One for All SMaSH! was the first beer brewed at Inuboh Brewery, and it’s the kind where the raw ingredients stand out. Choshi Ale also pairs well with local fish.
MugiA fish-friendly Choshi Ale is just unfair! Put that next to sashimi and I’d probably applaud!
Hop BroChoshi Cheers is a brewery built around beer tied to the local community. Once you know the story behind it, I want a Choshi Ale even more.
MugiI’m fully in, I want to go and drink! If I can get a taste of Choshi in Tokyo, July 17 is basically a glass-in-hand day!
