VERY BERRY BLACK from NAKAFURANO BREWERY and YOBITO CLUB Arrives at Susukino Yell STAND
Susukino Yell STAND has received VERY BERRY BLACK, a collaborative porter from NAKAFURANO BREWERY and YOBITO CLUB. Made with strawberries from Abashiri’s Kanae Berry Farm, the beer combines bright berry aromas and tart fruit flavors with roasted notes reminiscent of coffee and cocoa.
Hop BroSusukino Ale STAND, a beer pub in Susukino, has received VERY BERRY BLACK. The name alone sounds like a berry convention, right?
MugiWhat? Berries in a dark beer? A strawberry porter—is it like a sweet dessert?
Hop BroIt was made by NAKAFURANO BREWERY and YOBITO CLUB. It pairs strawberries from Kanae Berry Farm in Abashiri with the toasty aroma of roasted malt in a fruit porter.
MugiWhat even is a porter? It sounds like the night-shift beer style of the dark-beer world!
Hop BroThat is a great description. A porter is a kind of dark beer whose roasted malts bring coffee- and cacao-like notes. Just think rich, roasty dark beer.
MugiWow! So the strawberry arrives first, then a little bitterness follows? That means flavor in two acts!
Hop BroExactly. Bring the glass close for strawberry-like fragrance; sip for tart fruit, then roasted depth. It is a beer made to enjoy changing aromas.
MugiWith that strawberry acidity, the heaviness of dark beer might feel lighter! Could it be my gateway to fruit beer?
Hop BroAbsolutely. The acidity neatly tightens the body, so it suits dark-beer fans and fruit-beer newcomers alike. At COCONO SUSUKINO B1, you can taste Hokkaido ingredients.
MugiI want to stop by Susukino Ale STAND after work and visit the crossroads of strawberry and cacao! Hop bro, let’s raise a glass now!
Susukino Yell STAND, a craft beer pub in Sapporo’s Susukino district, has added a distinctive fruit porter to its lineup.
The featured beer is VERY BERRY BLACK, a collaboration between NAKAFURANO BREWERY and YOBITO CLUB. It is brewed with strawberries from Kanae Berry Farm in Abashiri and built around the dark, roasted character of a porter.
The beer opens with an elegant strawberry aroma. On the palate, sweet-and-tart fruit flavors are followed by roasted malt notes that suggest coffee and cocoa. The combination of bright fruit and deep roast creates a layered profile that differs from a conventional porter.
The strawberry acidity helps balance the richness of the dark malt, making the beer appealing both to porter fans and to drinkers who enjoy fruit-forward craft beer. It is best suited to slow, attentive sipping as the berry and roasted characters gradually unfold.
Located on the basement level of COCONO SUSUKINO, Susukino Yell STAND specializes in craft beer from Hokkaido. Alongside its own Susukino Yell beers, the pub offers a rotating selection from breweries across the region. VERY BERRY BLACK is a compelling choice for anyone looking to explore an unusual meeting point between local fruit and dark beer.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroSusukino Ale STAND, a beer pub in Susukino, has received VERY BERRY BLACK. The name alone sounds like a berry convention, right?
MugiWhat? Berries in a dark beer? A strawberry porter—is it like a sweet dessert?
Hop BroIt was made by NAKAFURANO BREWERY and YOBITO CLUB. It pairs strawberries from Kanae Berry Farm in Abashiri with the toasty aroma of roasted malt in a fruit porter.
MugiWhat even is a porter? It sounds like the night-shift beer style of the dark-beer world!
Hop BroThat is a great description. A porter is a kind of dark beer whose roasted malts bring coffee- and cacao-like notes. Just think rich, roasty dark beer.
MugiWow! So the strawberry arrives first, then a little bitterness follows? That means flavor in two acts!
Hop BroExactly. Bring the glass close for strawberry-like fragrance; sip for tart fruit, then roasted depth. It is a beer made to enjoy changing aromas.
MugiWith that strawberry acidity, the heaviness of dark beer might feel lighter! Could it be my gateway to fruit beer?
Hop BroAbsolutely. The acidity neatly tightens the body, so it suits dark-beer fans and fruit-beer newcomers alike. At COCONO SUSUKINO B1, you can taste Hokkaido ingredients.
MugiI want to stop by Susukino Ale STAND after work and visit the crossroads of strawberry and cacao! Hop bro, let’s raise a glass now!
