Riot Beer Katsunuma Base to Set Up Booth at Shin-Yuri Beer Festa Starting May 15
Riot Beer Katsunuma Base in Koshu, Yamanashi, will set up a booth at the "Shin-Yuri Beer Festa" held at the south exit of Shin-Yurigaoka Station in Kanagawa starting May 15. The event runs for three days through May 17, and the booth hours for May 16 and 17 are also listed.
Hop BroRiot Beer Katsunuma Base in Koshu, Yamanashi, is setting up a booth at the Shin-Yuri Beer Festa from May 15. Just being able to drink right by the station already makes the mood better, doesn’t it?
MugiWait, they’re there for three days starting May 15? That’s basically a beer weekend. Unfair!
Hop BroThe venue is the pedestrian deck at the south exit of Shin-Yurigaoka Station. And the announcement says May 16 is 10:00–20:00, while May 17 is 10:00–17:00, so it’s a pretty easy place to stop by.
MugiA pedestrian deck is kind of like an elevated walkway in front of the station, right? A beer festa coming there feels like a city feast!
Hop BroExactly. And Katsunuma is known as a wine-producing region, so it’s interesting to see the character that comes from Koshu City come through. The appeal of a station-front event is that you can taste the brewery’s background along with the beer.
MugiBut it doesn’t say the styles or brand names anywhere, right? So is it a surprise until you get there?
Hop BroThat’s right. The article doesn’t mention the specific beer names, but the strength of a setting like this is that you can see the faces behind the brewery. It’s fun to ask the booth directly what kind of pour they’re serving.
MugiWhoa, seeing the face of the brewery suddenly sounds like expert-level stuff! But hearing that kind of thing makes you get attached from the very first glass.
Hop BroThe post also called it beer weather, so it’s perfect for dropping by and having a drink on a nice day. The good part is how casually you can enjoy it right by the station.
MugiThen I want to go too! A drink by the station feels kind of out of the ordinary, but the barrier is so low that it’s perfect.
Hop BroBottom line, the Katsunuma Base booth is one to check out. I’m already imagining something with a good head on it, and this is definitely turning into a let’s-go-drink-together situation.
MugiYeah, we’ve completely got a reason to go drinking now! One drink in Shin-Yuri is definitely going to be a good one!
Riot Beer Katsunuma Base, based in Koshu, Yamanashi, announced on Instagram that it will be setting up a booth at the Shin-Yuri Beer Festa. In the post, it said "Day 2 starts now," while also announcing that it will be there for three days from May 15 through May 17.
The venue is the pedestrian deck at the south exit of Shin-Yurigaoka Station. The announced booth hours are 10:00 to 20:00 on Saturday, May 16, and 10:00 to 17:00 on Sunday, May 17. The post also encouraged people to come out and enjoy the event in pleasant beer-weather conditions.
Riot Beer Katsunuma Base is a brewery based in Koshu, Yamanashi. Because Katsunuma is an area known as a wine-producing region, one of its defining features is that it sends out craft beer from a place better known for wine. Booths at station-front events like this also offer a chance to communicate a brewery's character directly.
At the event venue, visitors can enjoy their beer while also getting a sense of the brewery's background and the people behind it. Anyone planning to visit Shin-Yuri Beer Festa should also make sure to check out the Riot Beer Katsunuma Base booth.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroRiot Beer Katsunuma Base in Koshu, Yamanashi, is setting up a booth at the Shin-Yuri Beer Festa from May 15. Just being able to drink right by the station already makes the mood better, doesn’t it?
MugiWait, they’re there for three days starting May 15? That’s basically a beer weekend. Unfair!
Hop BroThe venue is the pedestrian deck at the south exit of Shin-Yurigaoka Station. And the announcement says May 16 is 10:00–20:00, while May 17 is 10:00–17:00, so it’s a pretty easy place to stop by.
MugiA pedestrian deck is kind of like an elevated walkway in front of the station, right? A beer festa coming there feels like a city feast!
Hop BroExactly. And Katsunuma is known as a wine-producing region, so it’s interesting to see the character that comes from Koshu City come through. The appeal of a station-front event is that you can taste the brewery’s background along with the beer.
MugiBut it doesn’t say the styles or brand names anywhere, right? So is it a surprise until you get there?
Hop BroThat’s right. The article doesn’t mention the specific beer names, but the strength of a setting like this is that you can see the faces behind the brewery. It’s fun to ask the booth directly what kind of pour they’re serving.
MugiWhoa, seeing the face of the brewery suddenly sounds like expert-level stuff! But hearing that kind of thing makes you get attached from the very first glass.
Hop BroThe post also called it beer weather, so it’s perfect for dropping by and having a drink on a nice day. The good part is how casually you can enjoy it right by the station.
MugiThen I want to go too! A drink by the station feels kind of out of the ordinary, but the barrier is so low that it’s perfect.
Hop BroBottom line, the Katsunuma Base booth is one to check out. I’m already imagining something with a good head on it, and this is definitely turning into a let’s-go-drink-together situation.
MugiYeah, we’ve completely got a reason to go drinking now! One drink in Shin-Yuri is definitely going to be a good one!
