Susukino Yell STAND adds Moon and Sun Brewery's ZZZ365 Modern Pale Ale
Susukino Yell STAND in Sapporo has added Moon and Sun Brewery's ZZZ365 Modern Pale Ale as a guest beer. The beer was developed with fries pairing in mind and features citrus, grapefruit, and tropical fruit aromas.
Hop BroI've got a fresh Susukino pour to talk about. Susukino Ale STAND on the B1 floor of COCONO SUSUKINO just brought in Tsuki to Taiyo Brewery's ZZZ365 Modern Pale Ale.
MugiWait, that's a triple-take name. Is ZZZ365 about sleeping, snacking, or both?
Hop BroHere's the fun part: it's an original guest beer supervised by Hokkaido fries shop ZZZ365, basically a potato-built beer if we're being honest.
MugiWhoa, okay! But what even is a Modern Pale Ale? Pale ale I know, but suddenly sounds fancy!
Hop BroA Modern Pale Ale usually leans toward bright aroma over aggressive bitterness. This one uses a pilsner malt base to keep the body crisp and clean.
MugiPil-sner...? That is a wizard spell term if I've ever heard one. Does it make the barley sparkle?
Hop BroNot magic, just a malt type. In simple terms, it builds a light, clean base so citrus, tropical fruit, and grapefruit aromas can pop on top.
MugiThat sounds dangerously good. Fries plus citrus is basically a guaranteed no-self-control combo!
Hop BroAnd Susukino Ale STAND already focuses on Hokkaido craft beer, so bringing in Tsuki to Taiyo as a guest beer crossover makes the whole thing even better.
MugiIn Sapporo too? That's unfair. My brain is already full of fried snacks and a pint and I haven't even sat down yet!
Hop BroExactly. This feels like the kind of beer that's aroma first, food second, then suddenly the whole pairing clicks and you want another round.
Guest Beer Update
Susukino Yell STAND, a beer pub located on the basement floor of COCONO SUSUKINO in Sapporo's Susukino district, has announced a new guest beer: ZZZ365 Modern Pale Ale from Moon and Sun Brewery.
The beer is an original recipe supervised by ZZZ365, a Hokkaido-born fries specialty shop. As described in the shop note, it is built on a crisp pilsner malt base and opens up with aromas reminiscent of citrus, tropical fruit, and grapefruit.
Although it is labeled as a Modern Pale Ale, the concept is straightforward: a beer designed to go with fries. That makes it an easy fit not only for French fries, but also for other fried dishes served alongside drinks. The combination of a clean malt backbone and bright hop-driven aroma should make it appealing both as a food-pairing beer and as a standalone pint.
For beer fans looking to drink craft beer while eating in the heart of Susukino, this is the kind of guest tap announcement worth noting. Susukino Yell STAND continues to highlight Hokkaido breweries and offer a lineup that gives visitors a reason to stop in for both the beer and the pairing.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI've got a fresh Susukino pour to talk about. Susukino Ale STAND on the B1 floor of COCONO SUSUKINO just brought in Tsuki to Taiyo Brewery's ZZZ365 Modern Pale Ale.
MugiWait, that's a triple-take name. Is ZZZ365 about sleeping, snacking, or both?
Hop BroHere's the fun part: it's an original guest beer supervised by Hokkaido fries shop ZZZ365, basically a potato-built beer if we're being honest.
MugiWhoa, okay! But what even is a Modern Pale Ale? Pale ale I know, but suddenly sounds fancy!
Hop BroA Modern Pale Ale usually leans toward bright aroma over aggressive bitterness. This one uses a pilsner malt base to keep the body crisp and clean.
MugiPil-sner...? That is a wizard spell term if I've ever heard one. Does it make the barley sparkle?
Hop BroNot magic, just a malt type. In simple terms, it builds a light, clean base so citrus, tropical fruit, and grapefruit aromas can pop on top.
MugiThat sounds dangerously good. Fries plus citrus is basically a guaranteed no-self-control combo!
Hop BroAnd Susukino Ale STAND already focuses on Hokkaido craft beer, so bringing in Tsuki to Taiyo as a guest beer crossover makes the whole thing even better.
MugiIn Sapporo too? That's unfair. My brain is already full of fried snacks and a pint and I haven't even sat down yet!
Hop BroExactly. This feels like the kind of beer that's aroma first, food second, then suddenly the whole pairing clicks and you want another round.
