Yanaka Beer Hall introduces red ale 'Spring Storm' to coincide with peak bloom at Yanaka Cemetery
Yanaka Beer Hall announced on Instagram that the cherry blossoms at Yanaka Cemetery had reached peak bloom. With a hanami spot about a two-minute walk from the shop, it suggested enjoying a drink inside, then picking up a drink at the outdoor counter and heading out to see the blossoms. It also introduced the red ale 'Spring Storm.'
Hop BroYanaka Beer Hall is saying that the cherry blossoms at Yanaka Cemetery are at peak bloom, and this is the two-minute hanami route from the shop.
MugiWait, it's that close to the shop!? A peak-bloom cherry blossom announcement means the hanami prep is already complete!
Hop BroExactly. The nice thing about outdoor counter pickup is that you can relax inside, then take your drink from the counter outside and head straight to hanami.
MugiAn outdoor counter? What is that!? Compared with a normal beer bar, the detour style sounds much stronger, and I'm curious!
Hop BroIt feels like a place where you can just stop by during a stroll, and even the way you drink it is fun. The other thing they introduced was the red ale 'Spring Storm,' and even the name that suits spring is nice, right?
MugiSpring Storm sounds cool! But is red ale actually red? I want to know what the color of a red ale is like!
Hop BroIt has a coppery look, and it's a style that tends to show caramel notes and a light roasty aroma from the malt. In other words, it's the kind with the umami of the malt that comes through gradually.
MugiSo it's not just sweet! And Yanaka Beer Hall uses an old folk house, right? A space built in 1938 sounds so atmospheric!
Hop BroExactly. It's inside Ueno Sakuragi Atari, and it goes perfectly with strolling around Yanaka. It really feels like a glass meant to be enjoyed with the cherry blossoms.
MugiIt's completely a hanami course now. I want to drink a glass of Spring Storm and then go see the cherry blossoms!
Yanaka Beer Hall announced on Instagram that the cherry blossoms at Yanaka Cemetery had reached peak bloom. Located about a two-minute walk from the shop, it is an easy place to stop by before or after going to see the blossoms.
The post suggests enjoying a leisurely drink inside, then picking up a refill at the outdoor counter and heading out for hanami. Rather than ending with just one drink, the appeal of this place is that you can keep drinking while making a detour during a stroll.
Also recommended was the red ale 'Spring Storm.' With a name that echoes the spring air and cherry blossom scenery, it is a guest beer you will want to choose for the season at peak bloom. The post describes it as a drink to enjoy 'together with the cherry blossoms,' clearly presenting it as something to savor as part of the hanami experience.
Yanaka Beer Hall is a beer pub inside Ueno Sakuragi Atari in Ueno Sakuragi, Taito Ward, Tokyo. Using a traditional house built in 1938, it offers beer in a calm atmosphere. It pairs well with a walk through the Yanaka area, where you can enjoy beer together with the seasonal scenery.
This post naturally connected the shop's location with the way its beer is enjoyed during cherry blossom season. A glass of red ale 'Spring Storm' before or after hanami. It is guidance that suits exactly that kind of outing.
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Hop BroYanaka Beer Hall is saying that the cherry blossoms at Yanaka Cemetery are at peak bloom, and this is the two-minute hanami route from the shop.
MugiWait, it's that close to the shop!? A peak-bloom cherry blossom announcement means the hanami prep is already complete!
Hop BroExactly. The nice thing about outdoor counter pickup is that you can relax inside, then take your drink from the counter outside and head straight to hanami.
MugiAn outdoor counter? What is that!? Compared with a normal beer bar, the detour style sounds much stronger, and I'm curious!
Hop BroIt feels like a place where you can just stop by during a stroll, and even the way you drink it is fun. The other thing they introduced was the red ale 'Spring Storm,' and even the name that suits spring is nice, right?
MugiSpring Storm sounds cool! But is red ale actually red? I want to know what the color of a red ale is like!
Hop BroIt has a coppery look, and it's a style that tends to show caramel notes and a light roasty aroma from the malt. In other words, it's the kind with the umami of the malt that comes through gradually.
MugiSo it's not just sweet! And Yanaka Beer Hall uses an old folk house, right? A space built in 1938 sounds so atmospheric!
Hop BroExactly. It's inside Ueno Sakuragi Atari, and it goes perfectly with strolling around Yanaka. It really feels like a glass meant to be enjoyed with the cherry blossoms.
MugiIt's completely a hanami course now. I want to drink a glass of Spring Storm and then go see the cherry blossoms!
