Nori’s Beer Party Set for October 24–25 at La Cachette in Kagurazaka
La Cachette, a craft beer pub in Kagurazaka, Tokyo, will host a two-day party featuring Nori’s Beer from Yamanashi on October 24 and 25. The detailed tap list has yet to be announced.
Hop BroLa Cachette in Kagurazaka is hosting a Nori’s Beer party on October 24 and 25. It’s a chance to enjoy flavors from the Kofu area of Yamanashi right in Tokyo.
MugiWhat! Yamanashi craft beer in Kagurazaka? A two-day weekend event sounds like the perfect excuse for a tasting flight!
Hop BroNori’s Beer brews many styles while incorporating local ingredients. That Yamanashi-inspired approach is part of what makes it so appealing.
MugiWhat might be pouring? I want to hear about the delicious-sounding beers! The tap list matters!
Hop BroOne possible beer is Hoji CHA Ale, built around the roasted aroma of hojicha. Its toasty tea character should pair beautifully with the malt.
MugiRoasted aroma? Did they grill the beer?! I’m imagining a sizzling brewhouse now! Beer isn’t grilled, right?
Hop BroNo grilling involved! Roasted aroma means the fragrant, toasty notes created by heating tea leaves or malt. It’s simply a word for toastiness.
MugiOhhh! Then I’m curious about Pacific Coast IPA and its dry, crisp finish. IPA isn’t just bitter, is it?
Hop BroExactly. “Dry” means less lingering sweetness and a cleaner finish. Fruity American Pale Ale and Nanbu CHA Ale may appear too, so check the venue’s latest announcement.
MugiA surprise tap list makes me want to go even more! Let’s toast in Kagurazaka, Hop-bro!
A Yamanashi brewery comes to Kagurazaka
La Cachette, a craft beer pub located in Kagurazaka, Tokyo, will hold a Nori’s Beer party on Saturday, October 24, and Sunday, October 25. The event announcement presents the gathering as an opportunity to enjoy beers from Nori’s Beer, a brewery based in Yamanashi.
Nori’s Beer produces a range of beer styles while incorporating local ingredients from the region. Its current lineup includes Hoji CHA Ale, Pacific Coast IPA, Nanbu CHA Ale made with tea from Nanbu, Yamanashi, and a fruity American Pale Ale. The beers available at La Cachette have not been specified in the accessible event announcement, so guests should check the latest information from the pub before visiting.
La Cachette is a beer pub on the first floor of Hayashi Building in Kagurazaka. Its relaxed setting suits both a casual after-work drink and a focused tasting session. For Tokyo beer drinkers, the event offers a chance to explore the character of a Yamanashi brewery without leaving the city.
The party is scheduled for October 24 and 25. Details such as opening hours, the final tap list, and reservations should be confirmed through the official La Cachette website or the venue’s latest announcement.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroLa Cachette in Kagurazaka is hosting a Nori’s Beer party on October 24 and 25. It’s a chance to enjoy flavors from the Kofu area of Yamanashi right in Tokyo.
MugiWhat! Yamanashi craft beer in Kagurazaka? A two-day weekend event sounds like the perfect excuse for a tasting flight!
Hop BroNori’s Beer brews many styles while incorporating local ingredients. That Yamanashi-inspired approach is part of what makes it so appealing.
MugiWhat might be pouring? I want to hear about the delicious-sounding beers! The tap list matters!
Hop BroOne possible beer is Hoji CHA Ale, built around the roasted aroma of hojicha. Its toasty tea character should pair beautifully with the malt.
MugiRoasted aroma? Did they grill the beer?! I’m imagining a sizzling brewhouse now! Beer isn’t grilled, right?
Hop BroNo grilling involved! Roasted aroma means the fragrant, toasty notes created by heating tea leaves or malt. It’s simply a word for toastiness.
MugiOhhh! Then I’m curious about Pacific Coast IPA and its dry, crisp finish. IPA isn’t just bitter, is it?
Hop BroExactly. “Dry” means less lingering sweetness and a cleaner finish. Fruity American Pale Ale and Nanbu CHA Ale may appear too, so check the venue’s latest announcement.
MugiA surprise tap list makes me want to go even more! Let’s toast in Kagurazaka, Hop-bro!
