Yellow Beer Works to Open a Booth at Beer Fest Fukushima 2026 and Sell Baby Castella
Yellow Beer Works will set up a booth at "Beer Fest Fukushima 2026," held at Machinaka Square in Fukushima City from May 29 to 31. Its Instagram says it will sell baby castella as well as beer, so visitors can enjoy both a drink and a snack at the venue.
Hop BroYellow Beer Works is going to be at Beer Fest Fukushima 2026 in Fukushima City. And they're not just bringing beer; they're also selling baby castella, so this is basically serious business under the name of "taking a break."
MugiWhat! Beer and baby castella? Sweet and bitter, and my mouth is turning into a full-on sports day! But that sounds amazing!
Hop BroThe venue is Machinaka Square in Honmachi, Fukushima City, from May 29 to 31. It's the 17th edition, so with breweries from inside and outside the prefecture gathering, it's basically a tasting paradise.
MugiHuh! What kind of beer does Yellow Beer Works make? The name makes me curious, like it's some kind of yellow barley tea!
Hop BroIt's run by a rice farmer in Ozaso, Fukushima City, and they use some of their home-grown rice and vegetables, local fruit, and Fukushima-grown hops. In other words, the taste is packed with local character.
MugiWhat, really? So it's a little different every time? That's like a gacha machine for beer!
Hop BroExactly. And the lineup includes Hazy IPA, Lager, Lassi Sour Ale, Limited IPA, and Fruit Sour Ale. Hazy is the hazy, juicy style, and Lager is the crisp, clean type.
MugiHazy tastes good even when it's cloudy? So it's one of those juicy styles you shouldn't judge by appearance!
Hop BroThat's right. Lassi Sour Ale tends to have lactic acidity with yogurt-like notes, and it also pairs well with fruit. Add baby castella to that, and you've got a sweet-and-tangy dream combo that you won't be able to stop eating.
MugiWow, I already want a drink just imagining it! I want to go after Yellow Beer Works while hopping between a drink and a snack in Fukushima!
Yellow Beer Works (Fukushima City) is a brewery run by a rice farmer in the Ozaso area of Fukushima City. On its official website, it promotes craft beer made with some of its home-grown rice and vegetables, local fruit, and Fukushima-grown hops, offering a different taste each time you visit.
The Instagram post this time announced participation in "Beer Fest Fukushima 2026." According to the event's official website, the venue is Machinaka Square in Honmachi, Fukushima City, and the event will be held from May 29 to 31. This 17th edition brings together breweries from inside and outside the prefecture, overseas beer distributors, and local food producers and restaurants, creating a format where visitors can enjoy side-by-side tastings of beer and food.
The list of beers being poured includes Yellow Beer Works' `Hazy IPA`, `Lager`, `Lassi Sour Ale`, `Limited IPA`, and `Fruit Sour Ale`. The food booth also says it will offer baby castella, so even among beer events, this looks like a booth where people can drop by a little more casually.
For Yellow Beer Works, which has long valued local ingredients as a Fukushima brewery, a major event held in the same city is a natural fit. By pairing craft beer as the main attraction with baby castella as a snack, it broadens the ways visitors can spend time at the venue.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroYellow Beer Works is going to be at Beer Fest Fukushima 2026 in Fukushima City. And they're not just bringing beer; they're also selling baby castella, so this is basically serious business under the name of "taking a break."
MugiWhat! Beer and baby castella? Sweet and bitter, and my mouth is turning into a full-on sports day! But that sounds amazing!
Hop BroThe venue is Machinaka Square in Honmachi, Fukushima City, from May 29 to 31. It's the 17th edition, so with breweries from inside and outside the prefecture gathering, it's basically a tasting paradise.
MugiHuh! What kind of beer does Yellow Beer Works make? The name makes me curious, like it's some kind of yellow barley tea!
Hop BroIt's run by a rice farmer in Ozaso, Fukushima City, and they use some of their home-grown rice and vegetables, local fruit, and Fukushima-grown hops. In other words, the taste is packed with local character.
MugiWhat, really? So it's a little different every time? That's like a gacha machine for beer!
Hop BroExactly. And the lineup includes Hazy IPA, Lager, Lassi Sour Ale, Limited IPA, and Fruit Sour Ale. Hazy is the hazy, juicy style, and Lager is the crisp, clean type.
MugiHazy tastes good even when it's cloudy? So it's one of those juicy styles you shouldn't judge by appearance!
Hop BroThat's right. Lassi Sour Ale tends to have lactic acidity with yogurt-like notes, and it also pairs well with fruit. Add baby castella to that, and you've got a sweet-and-tangy dream combo that you won't be able to stop eating.
MugiWow, I already want a drink just imagining it! I want to go after Yellow Beer Works while hopping between a drink and a snack in Fukushima!
