Toys Brewery's house-made "Amanatsu Ale" is on tap, and weekend BAR TIME too
At the brewpub Toys Brewery in Toyohashi, Aichi Prefecture, the "Amanatsu Ale" made with amanatsu grown at the brewer's family home has been put on tap. On Fridays and Saturdays, the shop also runs "+BAR TIME" after regular hours, so you can relax and enjoy a drink inside.
Hop BroSo at Toys Brewery in Toyohashi, the Amanatsu Ale made with amanatsu from the brewer's family home is now on tap, right?
MugiWhoa! Beer made with fruit from the brewer's family home!? Using local fruit makes it feel so much more familiar!
Hop BroThat's the strength of a brewpub: you can drink it right near the brewer. A house-brewed pint poured in the taproom has a different freshness.
MugiA brewpub is something I hear about a lot, but what is it? You brew on site and can drink it there?
Hop BroExactly. It's a setup where the brewery and the pub are attached, and places like Toys Brewery are appealing because you can drop in easily near the station.
MugiAnd the orange color alone makes it look delicious in the photo! It feels like a citrus aroma would just float up.
Hop BroWhat makes amanatsu great is that it's not just sweet; it also has a gentle bitterness. So when you make it into an ale, it tends to bring out a refreshing bitterness.
MugiA bittersweet fruit sounds so grown-up! But if it tastes good in beer, that's unfair. It really feels like the character of amanatsu!
Hop BroAnd on top of that, there’s +BAR TIME after regular hours on Friday and Saturday, so you can stay and relax until around 20:00–23:00.
MugiHaving that kind of time after work is the best! Adding one more nightcap before heading home sounds like pure happiness!
Hop BroIt's nice that you can drink a house-brewed pint in Toyohashi and enjoy the aftertaste of amanatsu too. I'm starting to feel like I want to go out for a drink tonight.
MugiYeah, reading this has me in full beer mode already! I want to try Toys Brewery's Amanatsu Ale too!
What kind of beer can you drink
The beer featured in this post was Amanatsu Ale. It's a beer connected to the tap at Toys Brewery, and the post explains that it uses "amanatsu grown at my family home." The image also shows the orange-colored beer being poured from the tap inside the shop.
A beer made with amanatsu will catch the eye of anyone who wants to enjoy citrus-driven nuances. Since Toys Brewery is a self-brewing brewpub, one of its hallmarks is serving beers that make use of local ingredients like this right near the brewer.
The atmosphere of the shop
Toys Brewery is a brewpub located at 2-chome Ekimae Odori in Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture. According to the shop information, it's within walking distance of Toyohashi Station, and you can enjoy freshly brewed house craft beer there; it also supports bottle sales and growler fills. In addition to enjoying a pint on the spot, it's easy to take home a beer you liked.
Key points from this post
The post said that Amanatsu Ale had "been connected to the tap" and encouraged people to "please give it a try." It also announced that this weekend, on Friday and Saturday, after regular hours, the shop will operate +BAR TIME, with business hours listed as around 20:00 to 23:00. Being able to add one more drink late in the evening after work, in the calm atmosphere of a brewpub, is a welcome treat.
For anyone who wants to drink house-brewed craft beer in Toyohashi or try a beer made with seasonal ingredients, this is a post worth checking out.
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Hop BroSo at Toys Brewery in Toyohashi, the Amanatsu Ale made with amanatsu from the brewer's family home is now on tap, right?
MugiWhoa! Beer made with fruit from the brewer's family home!? Using local fruit makes it feel so much more familiar!
Hop BroThat's the strength of a brewpub: you can drink it right near the brewer. A house-brewed pint poured in the taproom has a different freshness.
MugiA brewpub is something I hear about a lot, but what is it? You brew on site and can drink it there?
Hop BroExactly. It's a setup where the brewery and the pub are attached, and places like Toys Brewery are appealing because you can drop in easily near the station.
MugiAnd the orange color alone makes it look delicious in the photo! It feels like a citrus aroma would just float up.
Hop BroWhat makes amanatsu great is that it's not just sweet; it also has a gentle bitterness. So when you make it into an ale, it tends to bring out a refreshing bitterness.
MugiA bittersweet fruit sounds so grown-up! But if it tastes good in beer, that's unfair. It really feels like the character of amanatsu!
Hop BroAnd on top of that, there’s +BAR TIME after regular hours on Friday and Saturday, so you can stay and relax until around 20:00–23:00.
MugiHaving that kind of time after work is the best! Adding one more nightcap before heading home sounds like pure happiness!
Hop BroIt's nice that you can drink a house-brewed pint in Toyohashi and enjoy the aftertaste of amanatsu too. I'm starting to feel like I want to go out for a drink tonight.
MugiYeah, reading this has me in full beer mode already! I want to try Toys Brewery's Amanatsu Ale too!
