Ikikata Brewery offers a Father’s Day six-bottle gift set in Yokkaichi
Ikikata Brewery, Yokkaichi’s first craft beer brewery, has announced a Father’s Day gift set. The box pairs three bottles of 'Kohaku no Toki' with three bottles of 'Kazemakase' and includes a gift box for 3,500 yen. Orders are taken by DM, and pickup is in store only.
Hop BroThere’s a Father’s Day 6-pack from Ikikata Brewery, and they’re taking in-store reservations for it. For a new Yokkaichi brewery story, this one stands out.
MugiWait, Ikikata Brewery is the first craft brewery in Yokkaichi, right? A local beer gift for Father’s Day feels like an instant reputation boost!
Hop BroExactly. They opened in December 2025, and the set includes Kohaku no Toki and Kazemakase, three bottles each, plus a gift box.
MugiWhoa, boxed for 3,500 yen sounds really solid. It has that perfect “thoughtful gift” energy, and now I kind of want someone to give one to me.
Hop BroThe flavor setup is strong too. Kohaku no Toki has deep malt and citrus character, and style-wise it’s easiest to picture it as amber-leaning.
MugiHold on, amber-leaning means what exactly? Is that a color thing? A personality test? Is this beer about to tell me it’s calm and dependable?
Hop BroIt’s a bit of both, really. Think malt-forward and toasty, with more body and a richer grain note, then citrus aroma comes in and keeps it lively.
MugiOkay, got it! So Kazemakase’s white-wine aroma is the breezier one? Even the name sounds like it should float out of the fridge on a summer gust.
Hop BroThat’s the idea. Kazemakase is all about a gentle, crisp finish. Reservations are by Instagram DM, pickup is in-store only, and there’s no shipping.
MugiIf it’s limited and pickup only at the brewery, that makes me want to move fast. At this rate my urge to drink it will arrive before Father’s Day does.
Hop BroA Yokkaichi-born craft beer gift like this feels very local in the best way. It says thanks, but it also quietly says, “maybe let’s open one together.”
MugiThat settles it, because I want to drink it too. Lining up Kohaku no Toki and Kazemakase for a side-by-side tasting sounds way too fun.
A Father’s Day set from Yokkaichi’s first brewery
Ikikata Brewery is based in Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture, and opened in December 2025 as the city’s first craft beer brewery. It is operated by a company that has long worked in child-support services, and brewing is led by Masatoshi Kondo, who studied brewing independently and also earned a qualification from a German brewing school.
The Instagram post introduces a Father’s Day gift set built around the brewery’s two beers. The set includes three bottles of "Kohaku no Toki", known for its malt depth and citrus aroma, and three bottles of "Kazemakase", which is presented as having a white-wine-like aroma and a clean, gentle finish. A gift box is included, and the full set is priced at 3,500 yen.
- 3 bottles of Kohaku no Toki
- 3 bottles of Kazemakase
- Gift box included
- Price: 3,500 yen
The brewery says the set can also work as a birthday present, a thank-you gift, or a small souvenir. It is a straightforward local offering that connects a Yokkaichi-made beer with everyday occasions and the idea of showing appreciation.
Reservations are accepted by DM, but quantities are limited. Shipping from the brewery is not available, so pickup is in person at the shop. For anyone looking for a local craft beer gift from Yokkaichi, this is a practical option to keep in mind.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThere’s a Father’s Day 6-pack from Ikikata Brewery, and they’re taking in-store reservations for it. For a new Yokkaichi brewery story, this one stands out.
MugiWait, Ikikata Brewery is the first craft brewery in Yokkaichi, right? A local beer gift for Father’s Day feels like an instant reputation boost!
Hop BroExactly. They opened in December 2025, and the set includes Kohaku no Toki and Kazemakase, three bottles each, plus a gift box.
MugiWhoa, boxed for 3,500 yen sounds really solid. It has that perfect “thoughtful gift” energy, and now I kind of want someone to give one to me.
Hop BroThe flavor setup is strong too. Kohaku no Toki has deep malt and citrus character, and style-wise it’s easiest to picture it as amber-leaning.
MugiHold on, amber-leaning means what exactly? Is that a color thing? A personality test? Is this beer about to tell me it’s calm and dependable?
Hop BroIt’s a bit of both, really. Think malt-forward and toasty, with more body and a richer grain note, then citrus aroma comes in and keeps it lively.
MugiOkay, got it! So Kazemakase’s white-wine aroma is the breezier one? Even the name sounds like it should float out of the fridge on a summer gust.
Hop BroThat’s the idea. Kazemakase is all about a gentle, crisp finish. Reservations are by Instagram DM, pickup is in-store only, and there’s no shipping.
MugiIf it’s limited and pickup only at the brewery, that makes me want to move fast. At this rate my urge to drink it will arrive before Father’s Day does.
Hop BroA Yokkaichi-born craft beer gift like this feels very local in the best way. It says thanks, but it also quietly says, “maybe let’s open one together.”
MugiThat settles it, because I want to drink it too. Lining up Kohaku no Toki and Kazemakase for a side-by-side tasting sounds way too fun.
