Ash Head Brewery to Hold UK & Ireland Cultural Event in Late March
Ash Head Brewery in Kagoshima announced "British & Irish day," an event themed around pub culture in the UK and Ireland. The venue will be "TOORINIWA," five minutes on foot from the brewery, and limited-edition food and collaboration drinks are also planned.
Hop BroHere’s a Kagoshima update: Ash Head Brewery is holding a UK & Ireland culture event in late March.
MugiWhoa! Not just beer, but a culture event too? The name British & Irish day already sounds fun!
Hop BroThe venue is TOORINIWA, near the brewery’s lab, and they’re apparently serving ASH craft beer plus limited food items.
MugiWow! And a matcha beer collaboration with "Ocha to Oyatsu Koh"? That blend of Japanese and British vibes is amazing!
Hop BroIn terms of style, it’s an UK/Ireland-themed event, so you can expect a tasting lineup centered on ale styles.
MugiWhat?! When you say ale, it suddenly sounds super pro. What’s the difference in style? Bitterness? Color?
Hop BroBroadly speaking, it comes down to how the yeast works and the direction of the aroma. To put it simply, this is a day to enjoy fermentation-driven flavors.
MugiOhhh, got it! And if you wear a green item you get one free beer? Hats count too? That’s amazing!
Hop BroSince it’s a St. Patrick’s Day-inspired event, and they even have Irish coffee, it’s great because you can experience pub culture as a whole.
MugiThen it’s settled: start with the matcha beer and finish with Irish coffee for maximum drinking desire!
Ash Head Brewery (Kagoshima) announced details for its event "~British & Irish day~" in an Instagram post. The venue is "TOORINIWA," a 5-minute walk from ASH HEAD BEER LAB.
According to the information shared in the post, the lineup for the day is planned to include:
- ASH craft beer
- Event-exclusive food
- Matcha beer in collaboration with "Ocha to Oyatsu Koh"
- Limited drinks such as Irish coffee
This project is being held in connection with Ireland’s traditional celebration, St. Patrick’s Day (3/17), with the aim of letting people enjoy the beer cultures of different countries. The post also says that visitors who come wearing green items will receive one free beer (small items such as hats, accessories, and bags are also acceptable).
In addition to craft beer, the event combines food and tea elements, making it more than just a simple tap event. Based in Kagoshima, Ash Head Brewery is drawing attention for its effort to localize pub culture rooted in the UK and Ireland by working together with the local venue "TOORINIWA."
For those who want to compare beers, as well as those who want to experience the atmosphere of St. Patrick’s Day, it looks like a day worth visiting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHere’s a Kagoshima update: Ash Head Brewery is holding a UK & Ireland culture event in late March.
MugiWhoa! Not just beer, but a culture event too? The name British & Irish day already sounds fun!
Hop BroThe venue is TOORINIWA, near the brewery’s lab, and they’re apparently serving ASH craft beer plus limited food items.
MugiWow! And a matcha beer collaboration with "Ocha to Oyatsu Koh"? That blend of Japanese and British vibes is amazing!
Hop BroIn terms of style, it’s an UK/Ireland-themed event, so you can expect a tasting lineup centered on ale styles.
MugiWhat?! When you say ale, it suddenly sounds super pro. What’s the difference in style? Bitterness? Color?
Hop BroBroadly speaking, it comes down to how the yeast works and the direction of the aroma. To put it simply, this is a day to enjoy fermentation-driven flavors.
MugiOhhh, got it! And if you wear a green item you get one free beer? Hats count too? That’s amazing!
Hop BroSince it’s a St. Patrick’s Day-inspired event, and they even have Irish coffee, it’s great because you can experience pub culture as a whole.
MugiThen it’s settled: start with the matcha beer and finish with Irish coffee for maximum drinking desire!
