Key Brewery serves Tomorrowland, a circular beer made with reused hops
Key Brewery, a brewpub in Kawasaki, is offering Tomorrowland, a circular craft beer made with reused hops. The beer is part of the food-loss project 'Meguru to, kurasu.' and is also sold at 2416MARKET at NEWoMan Yokohama.
Key Brewery's Tomorrowland is a sustainable craft beer brewed with 'Hop Gururiko,' an upcycled ingredient made from spent hops that would normally be discarded after aroma use. The beer is part of 'Meguru to, kurasu.,' a food-loss themed project organized by STABLES, and it is being offered at selected stores across NEWoMan Yokohama, Shinjuku, and Takanawa.
One of the sales points is 2416MARKET on the 6th floor of NEWoMan Yokohama, directly connected to Yokohama Station. For beer fans, it is notable that a Kawasaki-born beer is available in a food-focused space in Yokohama. The project runs from August 8 to September 9, 2026, and gives visitors a chance to encounter a beer built around the idea of circulation.
Key Brewery is a direct-run brewpub known for its house-brewed craft beer in Kawasaki. It is a place where freshly made original beers can be enjoyed with food, and Tomorrowland clearly reflects the brewery's approach: making beer with a focus on both flavor and how ingredients can be used to the end.
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