Campion Ale Asakusa - カンピオンエール浅草Brewery in Taito-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Taito-ku, Tokyo, Japan 111-0035
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drinking ------仕込みの見学 Brewing Viewing------
11月24日（土）10:00-13:00 予約はメール限定 info@campionale.com
仕込みの見学をしながら飲みましょう！(English Below)
11月24日（土）10:00-13:00...
定員：10名まで
費用：5,000円（税込）
• 仕込みの見学・体験
• 当日Campion Ale ½ Pint (284ml) 4杯込
• 当日ランチ込（メインコースから一つ選んでください）
• 一緒に造ったビール½ Pint１杯無料。（約3週間後)
沢山質問してください。EnglishもOK！
0945-1000 受付時間、朝ごはん持ち込みOK。
1000 マッシユイン
1030 麦芽・麦汁・ホップについて
1130 スパージスタート、飲みながら質問どうぞ！
1200～ランチ、ご自由に飲む時間
(時間は目安です)
予約はメール限定 info@campionale.com （参加する人数・名前・連絡先をお願いします。領収書が必要な方はお支払いの際にスタッフにお伝えください。）
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Brewing Viewing and Drinking!
Saturday 24 November 10am-1pm
Max 10 people
5,000 yen inc tax
• Watch the brewing and help out a little
• On the day, 4 x Campion Ale ½ Pint
• Lunch on the day (choose any main meal)
• 3 or so weeks later, try the beer we make – ½ Pint free
Ask questions – English/Japanese OK
0945-1000 Check-in. Feel free to bring breakfast!
1000 Mashing In
1030 About Malt, Wort and Hops
1130 Sparge Start
1130 Questions and Drinking
1200～Lunch
Please reserve by email only: info@campionale.com
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I had Dark Wheat and Bitter and both were really nice- Cheers 🍻 See More
Really is fantastic stuff to drink, each vat shows what it is composed of with the malt, hops and colour rated on each container. There is draught Aspall cider on tap but it has been exported (I presume) from the UK into the country so it isn't cheap. I was happy enough though as proper cider is a hard thing to find in Japan.
I must note that this bar serves proper pints and I mean proper UK pints where
the ale/cider is filled right up to the top of the glass. Hands up who is fed up of seeing a pint of lager with a 2 inch head served in most Japanese run bars?
The staff are very friendly, spent time speaking with George who was behind the bar. With the help of one of the regulars (Masato) I got to see how my name was spelt in Kanji, many thanks to both of you guys for that.
The bar is about a 10 minute walk from the Senso-ji temple and the nearby Asakusa station and under 5 minutes from the Asakusa (Tsukuba Line) station.
I know of one place I'll definitely be visiting again on my next trip to Japan, aftera all, I now have a stamp book that needs filling up to get my free pint. See More
