The Bliss Brewery announces keg-finish event for gold-winning PEACE
Yokohama's The Bliss Brewery & Dining announced a keg-finish campaign for PEACE, its gold-winning beer from the Japan Great Beer Awards 2025. The brewery says the remaining supply is nearly gone, and the person who empties the keg will receive a pint of their choice.
Hop BroToday’s topic is The Bliss Brewery in Yokohama’s Minato Mirai. They just announced a fun keg-kicking event around their gold medal beer, PEACE.
MugiWhat! A keg-kicking event? That sounds like beer, a challenge, and chaos all rolled into one!
Hop BroAnd the star is JGBA 2025 gold winner PEACE. If you’re the guest who drains the last of the keg, you get a full pint of any craft beer you like.
MugiNo way! So the person who empties the keg becomes the final-boss hero of the taproom?
Hop BroPretty much. In craft beer terms, kicking the keg just means finishing the barrel. It’s a classy way to reward the person who takes it to the final pour.
MugiOoh! But what does PEACE actually taste like? A peaceful-sounding name is cute, but I need flavor details!
Hop BroPEACE is a milk porter, with caramel and banana on the aroma. The finish leaves a soft banana echo, so it drinks almost like dessert.
MugiHold on, milk porter? What is that supposed to be, a dark beer wearing a whipped-cream sweater?
Hop BroHonestly, that image isn’t far off. Think roasted dark-beer character plus gentle sweetness. PEACE is 5.5%, easy to approach, and because it’s brewed in-house, the personality comes through clearly.
MugiAnd it’s at a brewery restaurant on the grounds of Notre Dame Yokohama Minatomirai, with multinational food pairings too, right? I already want to sprint there for the last pours of PEACE!
Hop BroSame here. I want to chase that banana-lingering finish and be there when the keg finally kicks.
The Bliss Brewery & Dining is a brewery restaurant in Yokohama, located on the grounds of Notre Dame Yokohama Minatomirai. The venue brews its own original craft beers on site and pairs them with a broad food menu, positioning itself as a place to enjoy everyday moments as "bliss."
In its latest Instagram post, the brewery announced a special campaign for PEACE, the original beer that won gold at the Japan Great Beer Awards 2025. According to the post, the current stock of PEACE is running low. To mark the occasion, the guest who finishes the keg will receive a free pint of a craft beer of their choice.
PEACE is a milk porter built around caramel and banana notes, with a dessert-like profile and a 5.5% ABV. It has been presented as a beer that can appeal even to drinkers who do not usually reach for beer. The promotion turns an award-winning beer into a live, on-site experience and highlights the brewery's strength as both a producer and a dining destination.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s topic is The Bliss Brewery in Yokohama’s Minato Mirai. They just announced a fun keg-kicking event around their gold medal beer, PEACE.
MugiWhat! A keg-kicking event? That sounds like beer, a challenge, and chaos all rolled into one!
Hop BroAnd the star is JGBA 2025 gold winner PEACE. If you’re the guest who drains the last of the keg, you get a full pint of any craft beer you like.
MugiNo way! So the person who empties the keg becomes the final-boss hero of the taproom?
Hop BroPretty much. In craft beer terms, kicking the keg just means finishing the barrel. It’s a classy way to reward the person who takes it to the final pour.
MugiOoh! But what does PEACE actually taste like? A peaceful-sounding name is cute, but I need flavor details!
Hop BroPEACE is a milk porter, with caramel and banana on the aroma. The finish leaves a soft banana echo, so it drinks almost like dessert.
MugiHold on, milk porter? What is that supposed to be, a dark beer wearing a whipped-cream sweater?
Hop BroHonestly, that image isn’t far off. Think roasted dark-beer character plus gentle sweetness. PEACE is 5.5%, easy to approach, and because it’s brewed in-house, the personality comes through clearly.
MugiAnd it’s at a brewery restaurant on the grounds of Notre Dame Yokohama Minatomirai, with multinational food pairings too, right? I already want to sprint there for the last pours of PEACE!
Hop BroSame here. I want to chase that banana-lingering finish and be there when the keg finally kicks.
