ozigi brewing opens a G1 Sunday-only pop-up at Hakodate Racecourse Stand 2F, serving three craft beers
ozigi brewing Hakodate Beer Brewery announced a Sunday-only pop-up at the Hakodate Racecourse Stand 2F Restaurant Plaza on G1 race days. From the Tenno Sho (Spring) through the Yasuda Kinen, visitors can enjoy three beers - White Sudachi, IPA, and Saison - from 9:00 to 16:00.
Hop BroThe Sunday-only pop-up at Hakodate Racecourse is pretty exciting. The talk is that ozigi brewing Hakodate Beer Brewery is coming to the Restaurant Plaza on Stand 2F.
MugiWhoa! Beer at the racecourse? Does Stand 2F mean you can drink while watching the races?
Hop BroExactly. And it's only on Sundays when G1 races are held during the period from the Tenno Sho (Spring) through the Yasuda Kinen. Since the hours are 9:00 to 16:00, you can enjoy it with the races from the morning.
MugiNice! Drinking from the morning is the best! But what kind of lineup are the three beers?
Hop BroFirst is White Sudachi. It's refreshing and light, so it's perfect as your first drink on a hot day. The citrus note lifts your mood right away.
MugiJust the name White Sudachi sounds delicious! But I hear IPA a lot, and it somehow sounds tough all of a sudden.
Hop BroIPA is known for its strong bitterness and aroma. It's a hop-forward style, the kind that makes you go, 'Oh, here it comes,' the moment you drink it.
MugiI see! What does it mean that the hops are coming? So what does Saison taste like?
Hop BroSaison has a rich, crisp flavor. It is not flashy, but it pairs well with food. If you want to drink something slowly between races, this is a great choice too.
MugiWow, being able to taste them side by side sounds so fun! Drinking beer from a brewery in Suehirocho at the racecourse feels extra special.
Hop BroExactly. The point is being able to enjoy a local brewery's beer in the middle of the race-day excitement. Starting with White Sudachi, getting fired up with IPA, and finishing with Saison is a pretty great flow.
MugiWhoa, just imagining it makes my throat ache! On a G1 day, I want to go all out for both the races and the beer!
Hop BroThat's the plan. Watching the races while having a drink in Hakodate on a Sunday is pretty luxurious. This is definitely the kind of outing you won't want to leave once you get there.
G1 Sunday-only craft beer pop-up at Hakodate Racecourse
At Hakodate Racecourse's Stand 2F Restaurant Plaza, ozigi brewing Hakodate Beer Brewery will open a limited-time pop-up. The post says it will operate only on Sundays when G1 races are held during the period from the Tenno Sho (Spring) through the Yasuda Kinen, with business hours from 9:00 to 16:00. It is shaping up to be a highly eventful beer stop, easy to drop by between race viewing sessions.
The three beers on offer
The post highlights three craft beers to enjoy at a relaxed pace.
- White Sudachi: a refreshing, light drink
- IPA: pronounced bitterness and aroma
- Saison: rich, crisp flavor
Each has a distinct character that makes it easy for beer fans to compare and taste side by side. At the racecourse in the warmer season, it would be fun to start with the citrusy White Sudachi, move on to the hop-forward IPA, and finish with the food-friendly Saison.
A worthwhile detour in Hakodate
ozigi brewing Hakodate Beer Brewery is a brewery in Suehirocho, Hakodate. It is conveniently located along the sightseeing route in Hakodate, and this time the appeal is being able to taste its craft beer in the special setting of a racecourse. The post also encourages people to "enjoy a drink at the racecourse while sightseeing in Hakodate."
Hakodate Racecourse is a place you may want to walk around not only for watching the races, but also for the food. This pop-up has a straightforward appeal: being able to drink local brewery beer amid the excitement of race day. If you are heading to Hakodate on a G1 day, this is something worth checking out along with the races.
Beers featured in this article
- White Sudachi
- IPA
- Saison
Pop-up details
- Location: Hakodate Racecourse, Stand 2F Restaurant Plaza
- Business: Sundays only on G1 race days
- Period: Tenno Sho (Spring) to Yasuda Kinen
- Hours: 9:00 to 16:00
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe Sunday-only pop-up at Hakodate Racecourse is pretty exciting. The talk is that ozigi brewing Hakodate Beer Brewery is coming to the Restaurant Plaza on Stand 2F.
MugiWhoa! Beer at the racecourse? Does Stand 2F mean you can drink while watching the races?
Hop BroExactly. And it's only on Sundays when G1 races are held during the period from the Tenno Sho (Spring) through the Yasuda Kinen. Since the hours are 9:00 to 16:00, you can enjoy it with the races from the morning.
MugiNice! Drinking from the morning is the best! But what kind of lineup are the three beers?
Hop BroFirst is White Sudachi. It's refreshing and light, so it's perfect as your first drink on a hot day. The citrus note lifts your mood right away.
MugiJust the name White Sudachi sounds delicious! But I hear IPA a lot, and it somehow sounds tough all of a sudden.
Hop BroIPA is known for its strong bitterness and aroma. It's a hop-forward style, the kind that makes you go, 'Oh, here it comes,' the moment you drink it.
MugiI see! What does it mean that the hops are coming? So what does Saison taste like?
Hop BroSaison has a rich, crisp flavor. It is not flashy, but it pairs well with food. If you want to drink something slowly between races, this is a great choice too.
MugiWow, being able to taste them side by side sounds so fun! Drinking beer from a brewery in Suehirocho at the racecourse feels extra special.
Hop BroExactly. The point is being able to enjoy a local brewery's beer in the middle of the race-day excitement. Starting with White Sudachi, getting fired up with IPA, and finishing with Saison is a pretty great flow.
MugiWhoa, just imagining it makes my throat ache! On a G1 day, I want to go all out for both the races and the beer!
Hop BroThat's the plan. Watching the races while having a drink in Hakodate on a Sunday is pretty luxurious. This is definitely the kind of outing you won't want to leave once you get there.
