Bingo Fukuyama Brewing College / THE BEER Fushimicho Introduces Three New Beers from Jinsekikogen Bakushu Brewery
Bingo Fukuyama Brewing College / THE BEER Fushimicho in Fushimicho, Fukuyama City, Hiroshima Prefecture, announced three newly released craft beers on its official Instagram. The post highlighted a lineup from Jinsekikogen Bakushu Brewery made with ingredients from Toda Farm.
Hop BroFrom THE BEER Fushimicho in front of Fukuyama Station, three new beers from Jinsekikogen Bakushu Brewery have arrived.
MugiWhoa, three new beers!? That's basically an instant tasting showdown, sounds fun!
Hop BroAnd the interesting part is that all of them use ingredients from Toda Farm.
MugiWhat?! "Using hassan"? Did they brew beer while dispersing something?
Hop BroThe wording is probably just a quirky notation, but in short, it's a glass that makes use of the ingredients' individuality.
MugiOh, I get it! Then the flower yuzu beer probably comes in with a light, fragrant aroma, right?
Hop BroExactly. Once that citrus aroma rises, you're already winning before you even take a sip.
MugiThen the Kikuchi beer sounds kind of strong just from the name!
Hop BroThe article doesn't go into the style name in detail, but it seems designed for enjoying a tasting comparison of local ingredients.
MugiI like that. And Fushimicho being a shop where you can see the brewer also makes it feel trustworthy!
Hop BroWith the feel of the renovated building too, the strength of this place is that it balances learning and a good drink.
MugiI can't handle it, I want to taste them all! If I go to Fukuyama, let's chase down all three!
New Release Announcement
News of a new craft beer release has arrived from "Bingo Fukuyama Brewing College / THE BEER Fushimicho" in Fushimicho, Fukuyama City, Hiroshima Prefecture. On its official Instagram, three beers were introduced under the account name Jinsekikogen Bakushu Brewery, labeled as "New release!"
All three beers highlighted in the post are craft beers made with ingredients from Toda Farm. By making the most of local agricultural products, the lineup goes beyond a simple product announcement and instead puts the character of the ingredients front and center. It is a locally rooted message that fits a place like Fushimicho in front of Fukuyama Station, where a brewery and a beer specialty shop come together under one roof.
Beers Featured in the Post
- Craft beer made with flower yuzu from Toda Farm
- Craft beer made with "hassan" from Toda Farm
- Craft beer made with Kikuchi from Toda Farm
Highlights of the Shop
Bingo Fukuyama Brewing College is known not only for brewing beer, but also for being a brewery that emphasizes learning and hands-on experiences. At the adjoining THE BEER Fushimicho, the appeal is being able to encounter beers with a perspective that lets you see the brewer's point of view. Including the atmosphere of the renovated building's first floor, it is a place worth remembering as a base for enjoying craft beer in Fukuyama.
This new release stands out for the clear appeal of ingredient names that leave a lasting impression, and it also broadens the fun of side-by-side tastings. It is news that makes you want to check how local ingredients and brewery technique come together at the Fushimicho shop.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroFrom THE BEER Fushimicho in front of Fukuyama Station, three new beers from Jinsekikogen Bakushu Brewery have arrived.
MugiWhoa, three new beers!? That's basically an instant tasting showdown, sounds fun!
Hop BroAnd the interesting part is that all of them use ingredients from Toda Farm.
MugiWhat?! "Using hassan"? Did they brew beer while dispersing something?
Hop BroThe wording is probably just a quirky notation, but in short, it's a glass that makes use of the ingredients' individuality.
MugiOh, I get it! Then the flower yuzu beer probably comes in with a light, fragrant aroma, right?
Hop BroExactly. Once that citrus aroma rises, you're already winning before you even take a sip.
MugiThen the Kikuchi beer sounds kind of strong just from the name!
Hop BroThe article doesn't go into the style name in detail, but it seems designed for enjoying a tasting comparison of local ingredients.
MugiI like that. And Fushimicho being a shop where you can see the brewer also makes it feel trustworthy!
Hop BroWith the feel of the renovated building too, the strength of this place is that it balances learning and a good drink.
MugiI can't handle it, I want to taste them all! If I go to Fukuyama, let's chase down all three!