Tsudoi-dokoro Key. unveils 1st anniversary beer "Yorisou"; raffle event on the 23rd
The beer pub "Tsudoi-dokoro Key." in Uchi-Kanda, Tokyo, posted to mark its first anniversary. In addition to unveiling its anniversary original beer "Yorisou," it announced a raffle for customers and a limited-sticker giveaway. Two limited-edition sake offerings from Suigei will also appear.
Hop BroThe beer pub "Tsudoi-dokoro Key." in Uchi-Kanda unveiled its 1st anniversary beer. It’s called "Yorisou," and it really has that warm, anniversary-event feel, doesn't it?
MugiWhoa! The name "Yorisou" is so gentle! But is there more to it than just a commemorative beer? Does it actually feel like an event?
Hop BroThere is. If you order it, you can draw a raffle once, and if the Key. mark comes up, you get a limited sticker. Little games like that make the atmosphere of the place more fun too.
MugiWhat! That's the kind of thing that makes you want to keep drinking until you win! But yeah, better not drink too much, or collecting stickers will become the goal instead of the beer~.
Hop BroThe thing is, Key. is strong because you can enjoy both craft beer and sake there. It’s not just the anniversary beer either, since limited Suigei sake is also on the lineup, so it’s fun to play with the combinations.
MugiWait, a beer pub with sake too!? What kind of vibe do the two Suigei types have?
Hop BroThey’re serving "Suigei Junmai Ginjo Kojikomi No. 13 Gin no Yume" and "Suigei KAJU Yuzu" in mini cups. The former brings out rice umami and aroma, while the latter highlights the refreshing taste of yuzu, so they’re easy to slip in between beers too.
MugiOhhh! Being able to compare them in mini cups sounds really fun. "Gin no Yume" is such a cool name too, and it makes you look like a real connoisseur!
Hop BroOn top of that, the shop is at the right of Tokyo Royal Plaza 101, and the small dishes from Okinawa and Kochi are easy to pair with the drinks too. It’s not a place that just pushes alcohol; what makes Key. feel like Key. is that you can settle in and spend time eating and drinking slowly.
MugiI see, it feels like a calm, relaxed spot. It has the bustle of an anniversary celebration, but it doesn’t seem too noisy, so it must be comfortable!
Hop BroExactly. You can have fun with the raffle and limited sake, and still drink in a way that lets you settle in. Anniversaries like this really show the shop’s personality, so just looking at it makes me happy.
MugiI can’t take it anymore, I want to go right now! "Yorisou," the sticker, and the Suigei sake all sound great, and today I want to enjoy everything from beer to sake all at once!
"Tsudoi-dokoro Key." in Uchi-Kanda, Tokyo, is a beer pub where you can enjoy craft beer and sake. In its latest Instagram post, it announced that it will unveil its anniversary original beer "Yorisou" to coincide with its first anniversary.
According to the post, if you order "Yorisou," you can draw a raffle once. If the Key. mark appears, you will receive a limited sticker. The venue is offering a small bit of fun for visitors centered around the anniversary beer.
In addition, there is also an announcement that "Suigei Junmai Ginjo Kojikomi No. 13 Gin no Yume" and "Suigei KAJU Yuzu" from @suigei_sake will be served in mini cups, making this a lineup that conveys the breadth of sake as well as beer. Located to the right of Tokyo Royal Plaza 101, the shop also seems like a calm place to enjoy, with small dishes made using ingredients from Okinawa and Kochi that pair well with drinks.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe beer pub "Tsudoi-dokoro Key." in Uchi-Kanda unveiled its 1st anniversary beer. It’s called "Yorisou," and it really has that warm, anniversary-event feel, doesn't it?
MugiWhoa! The name "Yorisou" is so gentle! But is there more to it than just a commemorative beer? Does it actually feel like an event?
Hop BroThere is. If you order it, you can draw a raffle once, and if the Key. mark comes up, you get a limited sticker. Little games like that make the atmosphere of the place more fun too.
MugiWhat! That's the kind of thing that makes you want to keep drinking until you win! But yeah, better not drink too much, or collecting stickers will become the goal instead of the beer~.
Hop BroThe thing is, Key. is strong because you can enjoy both craft beer and sake there. It’s not just the anniversary beer either, since limited Suigei sake is also on the lineup, so it’s fun to play with the combinations.
MugiWait, a beer pub with sake too!? What kind of vibe do the two Suigei types have?
Hop BroThey’re serving "Suigei Junmai Ginjo Kojikomi No. 13 Gin no Yume" and "Suigei KAJU Yuzu" in mini cups. The former brings out rice umami and aroma, while the latter highlights the refreshing taste of yuzu, so they’re easy to slip in between beers too.
MugiOhhh! Being able to compare them in mini cups sounds really fun. "Gin no Yume" is such a cool name too, and it makes you look like a real connoisseur!
Hop BroOn top of that, the shop is at the right of Tokyo Royal Plaza 101, and the small dishes from Okinawa and Kochi are easy to pair with the drinks too. It’s not a place that just pushes alcohol; what makes Key. feel like Key. is that you can settle in and spend time eating and drinking slowly.
MugiI see, it feels like a calm, relaxed spot. It has the bustle of an anniversary celebration, but it doesn’t seem too noisy, so it must be comfortable!
Hop BroExactly. You can have fun with the raffle and limited sake, and still drink in a way that lets you settle in. Anniversaries like this really show the shop’s personality, so just looking at it makes me happy.
MugiI can’t take it anymore, I want to go right now! "Yorisou," the sticker, and the Suigei sake all sound great, and today I want to enjoy everything from beer to sake all at once!
