Hofu-Kotan Brewing’s “Tansho Mosaic” Pours at Susukino Yell STAND
Susukino Yell STAND, a craft beer pub in Sapporo, is serving Hofu-Kotan Brewing’s “Tansho Mosaic.” This West Coast Pilsner combines a light, crisp palate with layered Mosaic hop expression, bringing bright fruit, berry, and tropical aromas to the glass.
Hop BroIn Susukino, Sapporo, Hoppokotan Brewing’s “Tansho Mosaic” has just been tapped at Susukino Ale STAND, on the B1 floor of COCONO SUSUKINO!
MugiWhoa, “Tansho” means a win bet? Such a horse-racing name — is this beer trying to win something?
Hop BroExactly! It comes from a single-win bet: this beer goes all in on Mosaic hops and their character.
MugiNice! But it says West Coast Pilsner. A pilsner from the West Coast?
Hop BroThink crisp, easy-drinking pilsner as the base, then add West Coast-style hop expression. It’s a crisp-and-aromatic combo!
MugiA two-way-player beer! At 5.5% ABV and 30 IBU, it sounds not overly bitter, right?
Hop BroRight—clean, crisp, and pleasantly bitter. Plus, Mosaic appears in four different forms.
MugiFour forms? T-90, CRYO, Dynaboost, and hop oil… that’s a hop superhero squad!
Hop BroIn simple terms: pellets, concentrated aroma, liquid extract, and oil are layered together, building berry and tropical aromas.
MugiSo it’s gulpable and refreshing, but still worth savoring for aroma. Great with food or solo, then!
Hop BroExactly. Let’s back Mosaic’s single win at Susukino Ale STAND—cheers to a crisp hop adventure tonight!
MugiWe’re betting on aroma, not horses! I want Tansho Mosaic in Susukino right now!
“Tansho Mosaic” at Susukino Yell STAND
Susukino Yell STAND is serving “Tansho Mosaic” from Hofu-Kotan Brewing at its beer pub in the B1F level of COCONO SUSUKINO, Sapporo, Hokkaido. The location offers craft beer fans a convenient stop in the heart of Susukino.
“Tansho Mosaic” is a West Coast Pilsner with 5.5% ABV and 30 IBU. Its foundation is light and crisp, while Mosaic hops are layered in several forms, including T-90, CRYO, Dynaboost, and hop oil.
This combination brings out vivid fruit character alongside berry and tropical aromas. The beer retains the refreshing drinkability associated with a pilsner while adding a more expressive hop nose. Its clean, easy-drinking finish makes it suitable both for pairing with food and for enjoying on its own.
The name “Tansho” refers to a single-win bet in Japanese horse racing, reflecting the beer’s concept of showcasing the appeal of Mosaic hops. At Susukino Yell STAND, drinkers can explore the contrast between the beer’s brisk palate and its layered hop aroma.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroIn Susukino, Sapporo, Hoppokotan Brewing’s “Tansho Mosaic” has just been tapped at Susukino Ale STAND, on the B1 floor of COCONO SUSUKINO!
MugiWhoa, “Tansho” means a win bet? Such a horse-racing name — is this beer trying to win something?
Hop BroExactly! It comes from a single-win bet: this beer goes all in on Mosaic hops and their character.
MugiNice! But it says West Coast Pilsner. A pilsner from the West Coast?
Hop BroThink crisp, easy-drinking pilsner as the base, then add West Coast-style hop expression. It’s a crisp-and-aromatic combo!
MugiA two-way-player beer! At 5.5% ABV and 30 IBU, it sounds not overly bitter, right?
Hop BroRight—clean, crisp, and pleasantly bitter. Plus, Mosaic appears in four different forms.
MugiFour forms? T-90, CRYO, Dynaboost, and hop oil… that’s a hop superhero squad!
Hop BroIn simple terms: pellets, concentrated aroma, liquid extract, and oil are layered together, building berry and tropical aromas.
MugiSo it’s gulpable and refreshing, but still worth savoring for aroma. Great with food or solo, then!
Hop BroExactly. Let’s back Mosaic’s single win at Susukino Ale STAND—cheers to a crisp hop adventure tonight!
MugiWe’re betting on aroma, not horses! I want Tansho Mosaic in Susukino right now!