Yutokuten Brewing Tap Event at PEPOWN in Chigasaki, Held on May 16 and 17
At PEPOWN, a brewery in Chigasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, the tap event "Hello! Yutokuten Brewing," introducing Yutokuten Brewing from Suwa City, Nagano Prefecture, will be held on May 16 and 17. On the 17th, head brewer Tanaka is also scheduled to visit, offering a chance to enjoy beer while hearing from the brewer.
Hop BroAt PEPOWN in Chigasaki, there's a tap event called Hello! Yutokuten Brewing on May 16 and 17. It's a project where they take a deep dive into a brewery from Suwa City, Nagano Prefecture, by focusing on the shop's taps.
MugiWait, they're doing a whole single-brewery feature? That sounds so fun, not just drinking, but learning the background too!
Hop BroExactly. This time the star is Yutokuten Brewing, and their core styles are lager, Belgian, and British. What's especially like them is that they aim for a balance that's easy to keep drinking, even in larger formats.
MugiLager and Belgian styles... I kind of know there are different directions, but I still don't really get them! I always just stop at, "They all sound delicious!"
Hop BroVery roughly speaking, lager is crisp and clean, Belgian beers often show yeast-derived aromas, and British styles tend to have a calmer malt character. When you add in a design that makes them easy to keep drinking, you end up reaching for another glass before you know it.
MugiWow, it's the kind where you suddenly realize you've had another one! That's the most dangerous kind, and the one I love most!
Hop BroThe post also mentions a specific beer, Belgian Dark Strong. It has a rich color and depth, but it's not just heavy, and that makes it appealing. It's also a style that makes Yutokuten Brewing's direction easy to see.
MugiBelgian Dark Strong sounds strong just from the name! Dark and rich, but still easy to drink is a pretty big contrast!
Hop BroAnd on the 17th, head brewer Tanaka is scheduled to visit. What's nice about PEPOWN is that you might be able to talk directly with the brewer about beer, and maybe even music and martial arts too.
MugiWait, you can talk to the brewer! If I could drink while hearing behind-the-scenes beer stories, that would totally stick in my memory...!
Hop BroIt really feels like two days to savor the brewing philosophy in Chigasaki's relaxed atmosphere. This is definitely the kind of place where the best glass is the one you drink after hearing the explanation.
MugiTotally! I want to enjoy a drink in Chigasaki and slowly follow Yutokuten Brewing's personality!
Two Days to Dive Deep into Yutokuten Brewing in Chigasaki
At PEPOWN in Chigasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, the monthly tap project "Hello! Yutokuten Brewing" will be held. This time, it will feature Yutokuten Brewing from Suwa City, Nagano Prefecture, over two days: Saturday, May 16 and Sunday, May 17.
As a brewery, PEPOWN continues a project in which the taps at the shop are filled with beers from a single brewery, digging into the background and the brewers' way of thinking. Rather than a simple tasting comparison, the appeal is that it can be enjoyed as a place to learn about beer styles and brewing direction.
The Direction of the Beers You Can Drink
In the post, a specific beer name, Belgian Dark Strong, is mentioned. It also introduces that Yutokuten Brewing aims for a balance centered on traditional beers in lager, Belgian, and British styles, making them easy to keep drinking even in larger sizes.
It also mentions that the reason for becoming a brewer came from Belgian-style beer, and that now they are on the side of making European-style beer as "Yutokuten Brewing." At PEPOWN's taps, it looks like you can slowly enjoy beers that make this brewing axis visible.
The Brewer Visits on the 17th
On Sunday, May 17, head brewer Tanaka is scheduled to visit. In addition to talk about beer, there will likely be a chance to speak with the brewer himself while also talking about music and martial arts. Over two days in Chigasaki, PEPOWN's relaxed space will let visitors trace the personality of Yutokuten Brewing.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt PEPOWN in Chigasaki, there's a tap event called Hello! Yutokuten Brewing on May 16 and 17. It's a project where they take a deep dive into a brewery from Suwa City, Nagano Prefecture, by focusing on the shop's taps.
MugiWait, they're doing a whole single-brewery feature? That sounds so fun, not just drinking, but learning the background too!
Hop BroExactly. This time the star is Yutokuten Brewing, and their core styles are lager, Belgian, and British. What's especially like them is that they aim for a balance that's easy to keep drinking, even in larger formats.
MugiLager and Belgian styles... I kind of know there are different directions, but I still don't really get them! I always just stop at, "They all sound delicious!"
Hop BroVery roughly speaking, lager is crisp and clean, Belgian beers often show yeast-derived aromas, and British styles tend to have a calmer malt character. When you add in a design that makes them easy to keep drinking, you end up reaching for another glass before you know it.
MugiWow, it's the kind where you suddenly realize you've had another one! That's the most dangerous kind, and the one I love most!
Hop BroThe post also mentions a specific beer, Belgian Dark Strong. It has a rich color and depth, but it's not just heavy, and that makes it appealing. It's also a style that makes Yutokuten Brewing's direction easy to see.
MugiBelgian Dark Strong sounds strong just from the name! Dark and rich, but still easy to drink is a pretty big contrast!
Hop BroAnd on the 17th, head brewer Tanaka is scheduled to visit. What's nice about PEPOWN is that you might be able to talk directly with the brewer about beer, and maybe even music and martial arts too.
MugiWait, you can talk to the brewer! If I could drink while hearing behind-the-scenes beer stories, that would totally stick in my memory...!
Hop BroIt really feels like two days to savor the brewing philosophy in Chigasaki's relaxed atmosphere. This is definitely the kind of place where the best glass is the one you drink after hearing the explanation.
MugiTotally! I want to enjoy a drink in Chigasaki and slowly follow Yutokuten Brewing's personality!
