Heiwa Craft Announces SAKE PARK Participation, to Pour at Tokyo Midtown
Heiwa Shuzo of Wakayama announced in an Instagram post published on March 21 that it will take part in next week’s "SAKE PARK." The venue is Tokyo Midtown. In addition to KID and Tsuruume, the brewery plans to bring plenty of Heiwa Craft, and advance tickets will be on sale until 10:00 p.m. on March 26.
Hop BroHere comes next week’s topic: they announced that Heiwa Craft is joining SAKE PARK.
MugiWhat! We can meet them in Tokyo? So the venue is Tokyo Midtown!
Hop BroRight. Heiwa Shuzo in Wakayama posted on Instagram at 18:38 on March 21, and clearly said they’re bringing lots of KID, Tsuruume, and Heiwa Craft.
MugiThat’s amazing! But I’m worried I might not make it... Advance tickets are only until 10:00 p.m. on March 26. I need to hurry!
Hop BroWhat’s interesting here is that Heiwa Shuzo is a brewery that spans fermentation culture. They make sake, plum liqueur, and craft beer all under the same roof.
MugiThat sounds like a science class all of a sudden! What does spanning fermentation culture even mean in terms of taste?
Hop BroSimply put, it means they make both rice-based sake and barley-based beer, so they have a wider range of flavor-building tools. You can taste and compare them all at the event.
MugiOhhh! So have the beer names been announced yet? I want to study up on the Heiwa Craft lineup!
Hop BroThis time, rather than individual brand names, the announcement mainly says they’ll bring plenty of Heiwa Craft. It sounds like a variety of styles will show up on the day.
MugiSo it’s an event where not only sake fans but also craft beer people can be the stars!
Hop BroExactly. Let’s secure it before it sells out and do a tasting on site. I want to drink this too.
MugiIt’s decided! Let’s toast at Midtown and check out Heiwa Craft to the fullest!
Heiwa Shuzo, a brewery in Wakayama, shared event participation information on Instagram. The post title was "Next week is SAKE PARK!" In the body, it clearly states that it will bring "plenty of" KID, Tsuruume, and Heiwa Craft, making this a must-see not only for sake fans but also for craft beer fans.
The venue listed is Tokyo Midtown. While tickets will also be sold on the day, advance tickets are available until 10:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 26. The post also mentions the possibility of selling out, so those considering attending should make their decision early.
Heiwa Shuzo is based in Wakayama Prefecture and is known for its sake "KID" and plum liqueur "Tsuruume," while also producing the craft beer brand "Heiwa Craft." The fact that one brewery spans different fermentation-based alcoholic beverages is one of the company’s major distinctive qualities. This announcement is also noteworthy as an opportunity to experience that broad range of brewing at an event in the Tokyo metropolitan area.
The post was published at 18:38 on March 21. As an announcement just before the event, it concisely brought together the lineup to be brought and ticket information. For beer fans planning to attend, it looks set to be a valuable chance to encounter the Heiwa Craft lineup.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHere comes next week’s topic: they announced that Heiwa Craft is joining SAKE PARK.
MugiWhat! We can meet them in Tokyo? So the venue is Tokyo Midtown!
Hop BroRight. Heiwa Shuzo in Wakayama posted on Instagram at 18:38 on March 21, and clearly said they’re bringing lots of KID, Tsuruume, and Heiwa Craft.
MugiThat’s amazing! But I’m worried I might not make it... Advance tickets are only until 10:00 p.m. on March 26. I need to hurry!
Hop BroWhat’s interesting here is that Heiwa Shuzo is a brewery that spans fermentation culture. They make sake, plum liqueur, and craft beer all under the same roof.
MugiThat sounds like a science class all of a sudden! What does spanning fermentation culture even mean in terms of taste?
Hop BroSimply put, it means they make both rice-based sake and barley-based beer, so they have a wider range of flavor-building tools. You can taste and compare them all at the event.
MugiOhhh! So have the beer names been announced yet? I want to study up on the Heiwa Craft lineup!
Hop BroThis time, rather than individual brand names, the announcement mainly says they’ll bring plenty of Heiwa Craft. It sounds like a variety of styles will show up on the day.
MugiSo it’s an event where not only sake fans but also craft beer people can be the stars!
Hop BroExactly. Let’s secure it before it sells out and do a tasting on site. I want to drink this too.
MugiIt’s decided! Let’s toast at Midtown and check out Heiwa Craft to the fullest!
