Toll Boys Brewing Releases the Sixth Brewery Spotlight for Kasadera Meda Beer Fest 2026
Toll Boys Brewing, based in Minami Ward, Nagoya, posted the sixth installment of its Brewery Spotlight for Kasadera Meda Beer Fest 2026 on Instagram. The post introduced #11 Brew Classic (Ishikawa) and #12 Blade Factory Brewing (Gifu), and also explained that admission is free and how payment works.
Hop BroToll Boys Brewing in Minami Ward, Nagoya, has put out another interesting post ahead of Kasadera Meda Beer Fest 2026. This time it’s the sixth Brewery Spotlight, and it really makes the venue feel even more exciting.
MugiWait, the sixth spotlight already!? Even the warm-up is poking beer fans right in the stomach!
Hop BroThis time, the featured breweries are #11 Brew Classic and #12 Blade Factory Brewing. Brew Classic is based near Kanazawa Port in Ishikawa, and it’s a brewery with a strong sense of purpose, aiming to make beer that one day will be called “classic.”
MugiHuh? So when they say they’re aiming for classic, does that mean old-school flavor? That sounds way too cool, and my brain is getting left behind!
Hop BroIt’s closer to aiming for a beer that becomes a staple. The post also mentions Brew Classic’s recent gold award, and the key point is that they’re not chasing flashiness alone; they’re aiming for a level of quality that makes you want to drink it again.
MugiOhhh! Then I’m curious about Blade Factory Brewing too! The idea of making beer blend into everyday life like knives are everyday tools sounds kind of literary!
Hop BroExactly. They’re introduced as a third-year brewery in Seki, Gifu Prefecture. And the fact that they’re trying all kinds of styles like sours and stouts is great. They stay close to everyday life while still bringing a sense of playfulness.
MugiSours and stouts? That’s a huge range! Going back and forth between tart and dark-beer styles is practically a meeting happening inside the fridge, right?
Hop BroAnd the event itself is really easy to join. The venue is Kasadera Kannon, admission is free, there’s no drink-ticket system, and you can pay only for what you drink with cash, QR payment, or card, so it’s easy to drop in and sample a few beers.
MugiThat’s amazing! With 11:00 to 18:00, it sounds like you could take your time from midday, and both Brew Classic and Blade Factory Brewing are the kind of beers I’d want to drink at the venue. My mouth is already waiting for beer!
Toll Boys Brewing, based in Minami Ward, Nagoya, posted the “Brewery Spotlight Part 6” for Kasadera Meda Beer Fest 2026 on Instagram. The post featured #11 Brew Classic (Ishikawa) and #12 Blade Factory Brewing (Gifu) from among the breweries taking part in the event.
Brew Classic was introduced as a brewery near Kanazawa Port, founded on the idea of creating craft beer that people will one day call “classic.” The post also mentioned a recent gold award and encouraged visitors to look forward to a classic glass that feels true to the brewery.
Blade Factory Brewing was introduced as a brewery in its third year of brewing craft beer in Seki, Gifu Prefecture. The post highlighted its goal of becoming a beer that blends into everyday life, much like knives are everyday items, and also noted that the brewery experiments with a variety of styles, including sours and stouts.
As for event details, the venue is Kasadera Kannon, admission is free, there is no drink-ticket system, and guests can pay only for what they drink using cash, QR payment, or credit card. The event runs from 11:00 to 18:00, making it easy to drop by and enjoy a tasting comparison.
Toll Boys Brewing, a brewery in Minami Ward, Nagoya, also shares event information rooted in the local community. This post, too, helps build anticipation for what kind of beers visitors may encounter at the Kasadera venue by introducing each participating brewery’s character in advance. Knowing the beer names before arriving at the venue adds another layer of enjoyment to the event.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToll Boys Brewing in Minami Ward, Nagoya, has put out another interesting post ahead of Kasadera Meda Beer Fest 2026. This time it’s the sixth Brewery Spotlight, and it really makes the venue feel even more exciting.
MugiWait, the sixth spotlight already!? Even the warm-up is poking beer fans right in the stomach!
Hop BroThis time, the featured breweries are #11 Brew Classic and #12 Blade Factory Brewing. Brew Classic is based near Kanazawa Port in Ishikawa, and it’s a brewery with a strong sense of purpose, aiming to make beer that one day will be called “classic.”
MugiHuh? So when they say they’re aiming for classic, does that mean old-school flavor? That sounds way too cool, and my brain is getting left behind!
Hop BroIt’s closer to aiming for a beer that becomes a staple. The post also mentions Brew Classic’s recent gold award, and the key point is that they’re not chasing flashiness alone; they’re aiming for a level of quality that makes you want to drink it again.
MugiOhhh! Then I’m curious about Blade Factory Brewing too! The idea of making beer blend into everyday life like knives are everyday tools sounds kind of literary!
Hop BroExactly. They’re introduced as a third-year brewery in Seki, Gifu Prefecture. And the fact that they’re trying all kinds of styles like sours and stouts is great. They stay close to everyday life while still bringing a sense of playfulness.
MugiSours and stouts? That’s a huge range! Going back and forth between tart and dark-beer styles is practically a meeting happening inside the fridge, right?
Hop BroAnd the event itself is really easy to join. The venue is Kasadera Kannon, admission is free, there’s no drink-ticket system, and you can pay only for what you drink with cash, QR payment, or card, so it’s easy to drop in and sample a few beers.
MugiThat’s amazing! With 11:00 to 18:00, it sounds like you could take your time from midday, and both Brew Classic and Blade Factory Brewing are the kind of beers I’d want to drink at the venue. My mouth is already waiting for beer!
