Only a Few Kegs of Seasonal Beer "Beer Chocolade" Remain at Main Schloss
The brewery "Main Schloss" in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, has shared the latest status on its seasonal beer "Beer Chocolade." The bottled beer has sold out, and only a few kegs remain on draft at the restaurant. It is one drink you will want to catch while you can still enjoy it poured from the tap.
Hop BroBreaking news from Main Schloss in Hamamatsu: Beer Chocolade is almost gone. The bottles are sold out, and the draft on site is in the final stretch!
MugiWhat! Already? Sold out of bottled beer means it must be insanely popular, right?
Hop BroExactly. The brewery name is, of course, Main Schloss. It's a standard beer hall in Hamamatsu, and they're serving this seasonal glass poured from the tap.
MugiBy the way, what style is Beer Chocolade? Just the chocolate-like name is making me hungry.
Hop BroThere isn't a detailed official style note, but this is being introduced as a seasonal limited beer. As the name suggests, it's the kind you enjoy for its toasted character and sweet impression.
MugiWait, what was that "condition" you mentioned? The condition of draft beer sounds like you're talking about bodybuilding or something.
Hop BroGood one! It basically means the beer's state: temperature, carbonation, and foam quality. With the shop's tap-poured texture, even the same label can feel different.
MugiOhhh! So even people who drank it to-go can rediscover it by drinking it on-site! That's a reason to go!
Hop BroExactly. You can relax and drink it in a space inspired by a German castle, and right now it's truly the timing for chasing the last glass.
MugiDeal! Let's make this the first stop on our Hamamatsu craft-beer crawl, and toast Beer Chocolade! Let's dash before it sells out!
From "Main Schloss," a brewery-restaurant in the Chuo area of Hamamatsu City, comes the latest update on its seasonal beer "Beer Chocolade."
According to an Instagram post, the bottled beer that had been well received is already sold out. Meanwhile, the draft beer served from the in-house taps is still available, but only a few remain.
What stands out in this announcement is the explicit message that even those who enjoyed it in bottles to take home should try a glass poured in the restaurant. In other words, even for the same label, the message highlights the appeal of drinking it on-site, including the condition and freshness you get from a just-poured glass. Seasonal beers are often gone by the time you return if you miss the window, so anyone who has been curious should probably visit soon.
Main Schloss is a staple spot in Hamamatsu where you can enjoy food and its own craft beer lineup in a space inspired by a German castle. With the atmosphere of a spacious beer hall, it is an easy place to spend time when you want to slowly savor a drink.
The beer confirmed in this post is "Beer Chocolade." Since it is a seasonal limited beer with a name that evokes chocolate, it is especially worth chasing now, in the final stretch, as a possible "last glass." If you are touring craft beer in Hamamatsu, this is one topic worth putting on your list.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBreaking news from Main Schloss in Hamamatsu: Beer Chocolade is almost gone. The bottles are sold out, and the draft on site is in the final stretch!
MugiWhat! Already? Sold out of bottled beer means it must be insanely popular, right?
Hop BroExactly. The brewery name is, of course, Main Schloss. It's a standard beer hall in Hamamatsu, and they're serving this seasonal glass poured from the tap.
MugiBy the way, what style is Beer Chocolade? Just the chocolate-like name is making me hungry.
Hop BroThere isn't a detailed official style note, but this is being introduced as a seasonal limited beer. As the name suggests, it's the kind you enjoy for its toasted character and sweet impression.
MugiWait, what was that "condition" you mentioned? The condition of draft beer sounds like you're talking about bodybuilding or something.
Hop BroGood one! It basically means the beer's state: temperature, carbonation, and foam quality. With the shop's tap-poured texture, even the same label can feel different.
MugiOhhh! So even people who drank it to-go can rediscover it by drinking it on-site! That's a reason to go!
Hop BroExactly. You can relax and drink it in a space inspired by a German castle, and right now it's truly the timing for chasing the last glass.
MugiDeal! Let's make this the first stop on our Hamamatsu craft-beer crawl, and toast Beer Chocolade! Let's dash before it sells out!
