Taisetsu Ji Beer Microbrewery大雪地ビール館

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Taisetsu Ji Beer Microbrewery is a restaurant housed in red brick warehouses built in the Meiji and Taisho periods. You can taste beer from a region of heavy snowfall that uses underground water from the Mt. Taisetsu range in elegant buildings designated as Registered Cultural Properties. Several kinds of freshly brewed beer are available, including a fruity ale and a pilsner that goes down smoothly. In addition to wine and cocktails, the restaurant offers cuisine that ranges from single dishes to a “Genghis Khan” barbeque using Hokkaido ingredients including from Asahikawa.

Hokkaido Asahikawashi Miyashitadori 11-1604-1 (Asahikawa / SounkyoArea)

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11:30-22:00 (L.O. 21:30)/11:30-13:45 (operating in the lunch menu)/13:45-17:00 (operating only with drinks)/17:00-21:30 Sales in the Dinner menu)

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Reviewed:2018/06/10 Good beer, loud patrons

Solid beer. Tried all five. The best was the kurodake. Black mountain. S but stronger at eight percent, the malts of the black wheat sprouts made a nice sweet finish and solid head to the beer. The...

Reviewed:2017/04/24 Local craft beer

We came here to try the local craft beer. Beers tasted good, the tasting set allows you to try 5 different types, and we were treated to a complimentary house beer whilst enjoying the tasting set...

Reviewed:2016/08/18 Great beer, food not so great

We went here for dinner. To eat and drink a beer. The beers are really good here. Local craft beer tastes delicious. Food was not really something for dinner, portions were not big enough.
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