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Yorocco Beer Information

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Yorocco Beer

Yorocco Beer is a craft beer brewery located in Zushi, Kanagawa prefecture that opened in September 2012. The owner and head brewer, Kichise-san started out owning a bar in Enoshima for almost a decade before moving into the brewing business. Yorocco Beer originally started out serving beer to local restaurants and bars in the area and Beach Muffin in Zushi became the de facto taproom for their beers. Unlike many breweries in Japan, Kichise-san employs secondary fermentation to induce carbonation into their beers. While predominantly a draft production brewery, in 2016 they started offering a monthly supply of bottled beers.

Yorocco Beer Bottle Line up

At the time of writing, some of these beers are limited edition however it is unknown whether they will be reproduced again.

  • Yorocco Black Saint – an 8% imperial porter that was first released in bottled form in January 2016.
  • Yorocco Kinkan Blond – a 5% fruit blond that was first released in bottled from in February 2016 and was brewed with almost 2000 hand cut kinkans, or kumquats.
  • Yorocco IPA – a 6% American IPA that can be found in both bottles and on tap.
  • Yorocco Saison – a 4% Saison directly influenced from the original Belgian style rather than the American take.
  • Yorocco Cultivator – a 6% Belgian pale ale influenced by American IPAs and Belgian ales.
  • Yorocco Ace of Space – a 5.5% black saison collaborative beer brewed with Metal Battle Japan.

Yorocco Beer Draft Lineup

The following beers are some of the draft beers we’ve reviewed and expect this list to grow.

Yorocco Beer Details

Address: 〒249 0001, Kanagawa Prefecture, Zushi, 3 Chome-7-2 Hisagi

Phone:

Homepage (in Japanese): http://www.yorocco-beer.com/

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Yorocco Beer Articles

The following are articles for Yorocco Beer:

  • Beach Muffin – a vegan restaurant in Zushi that is considered to be the taproom the brewery.
  • Shower Beach – an event organised on Zushi beach.

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