Freehouse‐THE YEAST, a beer pub in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, is a natural destination for drinkers interested in distinctive local guest beers. One notable release is Yeasters’ CURE TOMATO.

This 5.0% sour ale uses fruit mini tomatoes grown by Mao, a farmer in Higashikagura. The beer was created through a collaboration between ugo and Mao Vege. Rather than emphasizing sharp, palate-scrubbing acidity, CURE TOMATO is described as a softer sour ale built around gentle tomato umami and fresh green character.

Herbal and citrus-like hop aromatics add another layer, while the finish remains clean and light. The result should appeal to drinkers who enjoy savory or vegetable-driven beer flavors but prefer a restrained acidity. It also sounds well suited to food, particularly light starters, herb-focused dishes, and other fresh plates.

The beer was announced for release on August 22, 2026. A launch at ugo was planned for August 22–23, with packaged sales also beginning on August 22. At Freehouse‐THE YEAST, the beer’s unusual tomato profile offers an opportunity to explore how a locally inspired sour ale works alongside a varied pub menu.

Located at 6-jo-dori in Asahikawa, Freehouse‐THE YEAST is a craft beer pub known for giving drinkers access to a changing selection of beers. Availability can change, so visitors should check the venue’s official channels before heading out. For anyone curious about savory sour ales, CURE TOMATO is a release worth seeking out.