#asahi brewery

[boyofzoot]

Asahi

[alightinthelantern]

The Asahi Beer Hall, or Super Dry Hall, is a building in Sumida City Ward, Tokyo, adjacent to the headquarters of Asahi Breweries. Located near the famous Tokyo Skytree, It’s home to a three-story restaurant serving beer straight from the factory.

Designed by French designer Philippe Starck, the Beer Hall was completed in 1989. Its shape is supposed to resemble a beer glass, while the headquarters building is shaped like a beer-filled mug complete with suds.

The Beer Hall is topped by the Asahi Flame, also known as the Flamme d’Or. The monument of a golden fire is said to represent the burning heart of Asahi beer and was inspired by the Olympic flame.

Unfortunately, that’s not how it looks to most people. Locals and tourists alike are often confused by the monument’s ambiguous shape.  It’s now commonly referred to as the “Golden Turd.” The building has earned its own nickname as well, “the Poo Building.”

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Asahi Breweries Ibaraki Factory, Entrance Hall “Water Circus” Designed by Taiji Ishii (Apr. 1991) Moriyacho, Ibaraki Scanned from ‘Display & Commercial Space Designs in Japan 19′ via evan collins

[anielskaaniela]

10 Best Japanese Beers : Top Rated Brews Guide

In this guide, you will learn about the best Japanese beers. Check out my japanese beauty products [here]. Japan’s beer industry is a fascinating blend of tradition and innovation, boasting a rich history that dates back to the 17th century with the arrival of Dutch traders. Over the years, Japanese breweries have mastered the art of brewing, producing a diverse range of beers that cater to…

[tamapalace]

Tamagotchi x Calpis Campaign

Bandai Japan has partnered up with another food company in Japan! Calpis, also sold as Calpico, is a Japanese non-carbonated soft drink manufactured by Calpis Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Asahi Breweries.

Calpis also known as calpico is a non carbonated, light, milky, and slightly acidic drink. The campaign is really cute as it focuses on drinking qualifying Calpis products to collect Tamagotchi characters on a special site, and then apply for prizes! The campaign beings on March 11th, 2024 10:00 through June 28th, 2024 23:59.

Prizes include 100 LINE points (1 point, 75,000 winners)

Calpis x Tamagotchi Original pair stainless steel mugs (3 points, 7,300 winners)

a Tamagotchi Uni and original key holder set (12 points, 50 winners),

and Calpis x Tamagotchi Original goods assortment (12 points, 50 winners).

You can participate by adding Calpis as a friend on LINE, purchase Calpis products by locating the campaign sticker. Scan the campaign sticker QR code, collect points, and apply for the prizes mentioned above! Qualifying products include Calpus Water PET 500ml, Calpus Soda PET 500ml, Calpis The Rich PET 490ml, and Calpus Up Fruit Orange Mix PET 470ml.

You can collect Tamagotchi characters by scanning the QR code on the camping sticker of a qualifying product. Every time that you earn points, a new Tamagotchi character comes to play.

The progression will be from baby to adult based on the number of points you earn! Baby stage is member registration, 1 point for toddler, 2 points for teenager, and 3 points for adults.

You can collect all the characters from the Tamagotchi Original but in color sprites. Depending on which Tamagotchi characters you collect, you will earn different smartphone wallpapers, and there are 7 different kinds.

Lastly, Calpis has an exclusive Tamagotchi Uni item you can download by an unlimited 16-digit download code! This item is scheduled to be released at a later date.

[dengswei]

@userdramas get to know me bingo: relationship tanioka hatsune x tokiwa asahi | reversal orchestra (2023)

“So [Asahi] lost all of his confidence, he started to have doubts about pursuing a career in music. He even thought about taking over the brewery at one point. However, he was also worried about whether he could really run a sake brewery, being a non-drinker. But I was Asahi's fan, I really didn't want him to abandon music, so I took him to a certain concert. That was a concert by Tanoka Hatsune, who was still in primary school. It was wonderful. Seeing you enjoying music from the bottom of your heart, Asahi decided to live with music. I think he was happy when he found you. He's a pain in the ass, but take care of him, concertmaster.”

[cookinguptales]

Hope you are having a wonderful trip and sending good thoughts!

Having an absolutely delightful trip!!! Today on Halloween, we went to a tour at the Asahi Brewery Museum (and had a tasting, natch) and then wandered around Dotonbori snacking and people-watching for a few hours. It was really fun!!

and as a lil trick, I’ll tell you a story I heard as a child that straight-up traumatized me!

I know that a lot of cultures cover mirrors after deaths in the family for a lot of reasons, but the reason I was told as a child was that mirrors were gates to the spirit world. You had to cover them up when family members died because otherwise, you might see your family member in the glass behind you.

Then… what’s worse, really, the idea of your loved one being trapped in a mirror forever or that they might find a way out…?

Anyway, my grandfather died shortly after I heard this and there was a mirror in my bedroom and I cried until my parents took it down lmao. Still have as few mirrors as possible in my house to this day! haha

[gnusnoteunuchs]

what beers different groups in middle-earth drink

Men of Gondor: none other Coors Banquet! Rich, satisfying, and widely palatable, no other brew is fitting for such a grand and storied society. Faramir, a sensitive soul, instead goes for Natty Boh, and Denethor has never forgiven him. Sad!

Men of Rohan: India Pale Ales, of course! You need those hops for your brewskis to last during long campaigns on horseback, far from the grand breweries of Edoras. Coincidentally, this means that Meduseld takes on an appearance not dissimilar from Portland, which doesn't seem far off the mark

the Men of the Mountain: Once the Men of the Mountain were an upstanding people, but they reneged, demurred, turned tail on a vow they could not afford to break. They linger on in a cursed half-life, their honor broken, forever spurned by Coors drinkers, and in this afflicted state they drink only O'Doul's non-alcoholic beer. a tragic tale indeed.

Elves: Wine. Mostly expensive. They can tell from the taste if it's from Napa, and if you try to serve them east coast American wine they'll kill you on the spot

Orcs and Goblins: MAD DOG 20/20 BABY LET'S FUCKING GO cmon you know i'm right. Once they were as Elves, but they were brought low, twisted into a strange, brutal new shape, their bodies fortified just as their wine is. Don't knock it, though; if you know where to look, they can serve up some mean fucking port.

Hobbits: Depends on where you look. Closer to the kingdoms of Men, you'll find various ciders, but delving deeper into the Shire, you find a variety of dubbels and tripels, the kind of Dutch and Belgian pale ales that make you wonder what the point of it all is, asking yourself why you drink that shlock they serve at your home pub when this exists.

Dwarves: Porters/stouts. Guinness is on the tame end for these hearty, earthen fucks. Dwarf beer is like drinking mud. You think you can handle a Dwarven coffee stout? Think again, shithead. Dwarf beer is the kind of shit that'll have you singing songs with "hiho" in them.

the line of Numenor: Asahi, the king of beers. Nothing else needs to be said.

Wizards: Modelo. When Saruman began to be warped by Sauron's influence, his noble mind bending to plans of domination, the implacable machinery and chemistry of empire, he became a whisky guy. Like one of those dudes who has the special rocks in his freezer so he can drink it cold without getting diluted

the Nazgul: Once they were great kings of Men. Once they lived, like you and I, and they tasted the fruit of the world and rejoiced as we do now. Once they danced under the stars, savored oats and meat and the water of the spring, and celebrated the good fortune of their existence, but no longer. All that is good has been leeched out of them, their joy, love, and pain all distilled away by the machinery of Sauron, and now they drink twisted, dark things, White Claw, Twisted Tea, Not Your Father's Root Beer, Four Loko, and worse.

[mandbtravels]

Day 8 - Osaka (part 2)

Next up we headed a little bit out of the city to Suita, home of the Asahi brewery museum and working brewery. I don’t know how we’ll ever be able to do a brewery tour again because this was incredible.

One of the first things we got to do was learn about the process, this was projected onto the wall but the effects felt like we were moving with it.

Next up were the VR headsets, for this we were inside the tank where the beer is made, seeing everything that happens in the process.

After this you walk to a viewing platform and get to see the working brewery in action but only the filling, labelling, cleaning and packing side to it. They produce over 6 million 350ml cans a day!

Next was the best part (aside from tasting) the Super Dry Go Ride. In the ride you get to experience being a can on the production line, from being filled, to washed, to being packaged. There was water mist and bumpy vibrating chairs as we went along the conveyer belts. Absolutely brilliant!

Lastly the tasting, we had 2 beers included in the tasting first up Michael had their draft beer Maruef and I had their black beer, both very nice! Second we both had the extra cold Super Dry, this was below 0 degrees and we got to pour it ourselves!

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

IN PRAISE OF ASAHI DRAFT BEER -- WITH A "DRY, CRISP TASTE AND A QUICK CLEAN FINISH."

PIC INFO: Spotlight on Asahi "Super Dry," reportedly Japan’s no. 1 selling beer, and is also known the world over. The name of this beer says it all: Super Dry, a beer with a light, crisp bitter taste and extremely sharp aftertaste.

"Asahi Super Dry is brewed with precision to very high quality standards, under the supervision of Japanese master brewers. Our advanced brewing techniques deliver a dry, crisp taste and quick clean finish. We call it Karakuchi Taste."

-- ASAHI BREWERIES LIMITED

Source: www.pinterest.com/pin/377317275003462696.

[raspberrylix]

cool frame but im more interested in the background details

Asabi plaque obviously is referring to a real-life japanese drinks brand, Asahi. i associate it with beer, as the brand began as Asahi Breweries, so it was very confusing how would anyone allow beer company sponsor arena where teenagers play (this view has so much to do with recent alcohol law where i live). But there's a subordinary of Asahi Soft Drink.

Japan has similar drinking laws as here, but seems like advertisement laws are more loose. but it could also be referring to soft drinks, dunno

[mighty-bulldog]

Asahi Super Dry (#257)

👍👍👍/5

Japanese Rice Lager

5% Alcohol

Served in “NAVA”, a Beach Bar & Restaurant Located in Waldorf Astoria Maldives Ithaafushi 🇲🇻

Brewed by Asahi Breweries Ltd.

Product of Japan 🇯🇵

[brookstonalmanac]

Beer Events 11.6

Events

Leopold Nathan patented the Manufacture of Vessels (1906)

Stella Artois 1st brewed as a Christmas beer (1926)

John Wheeler patented a Measuring Faucet (1934)

Dieter Steinmann patented a Barrel Dispensing Support (1979)

Kenneth Armstrong patented a Beer Keg Cap (1990)

Jones Brewing filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy (Pennsylvania; 2000)

Monmouth, Oregon finally voted to allow the sale of beer & wine, making it the last town on the west coast to do so after Prohibition (2002)

Spectre premiered in US (2015) [James Bond #24]

Breweries Opened

Asahi Breweries (Japan; 1889)

Elk Grove Brewing (California; 1995)

[reliablemarketsizereports]

Non Alcoholic Malt Beverages Market type, segmentation, growth and forecast 2024-2030

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Radeberger Gruppe

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Japan Day 4 (September 9, 2024)

We had another lovely day in Japan today! The weather has continued to be very hot and humid. We instantly feel gross and are sweating within minutes of being outside. It’s making getting cute and taking fun pictures challenging. This morning we enjoyed another lovely buffet breakfast at the hotel before heading out to explore more of Tokyo. We took the subway over to the most popular temple in Tokyo called Senso-Ji temple. is this beautiful temple complex. There are a bunch of little stalls and stores leading up to the temple. So we spent a while meandering through the stalls, looking at the little knickknacks that were being sold and snacks. We made our way up to the actual temple, and there were some beautiful gates and a pagoda style building. You can also buy incense and incense smoke, which is supposed to bring good health. There is also a tradition of fortunes at this temple as well. What you do is you go up to one of these booths and you shake a metal box full of sticks. Then you tip the box over to let a stick come out. Then you look at what number is on the stick and then you go and pull the fortune from the number door that matches the number that’s on the stick. Then you may see if you have a good fortune or bad fortune. If you have a good fortune, then you get to bring it home with you. If it’s a bad fortune, then you were supposed to tie it up in a tree and leave it behind. Both Liz and I got good fortunes. We then walked into the temple, which was very ornate and we paid our respects. We then did more walking around the nearby street, which was also filled with a lot of vendors. This is the main area of the Asakusa neighborhood. We stopped to get some cold drinks out of a vending machine. We also stopped to get a snack which consisted of very fresh strawberries stick with a hard sugar coating. They call this strawberry candy. It was very delicious and hit the spot as we were totally sweating.

After a lot of meandering, we decided to make our way to Kappabashi Street. This street is well known to be a kitchen tools street. So both sides of the street are lined with store after store all carrying various types of goods that you would need in the kitchen or in a restaurant kitchen. We went through loads of stores that were selling ceramics and knives and appliances, and any sort of kitchen tool that you might dream of. I purchased a ceramic canister for my kitchen to put some looseleaf tea and I’m really excited about. I also found pans that were the same size as my family’s potica pans and I purchased two of those to bring back to the US. We then spent some time in a knife shop. We got to learn all about the different types of Japanese knives. Then I purchased a couple of nice knives and they did free engraving, which was a lot of fun and we got to watch that process.

After we spent a while on kappabashi Street, we decided to take transit over to Asahi brewery. This is one of the major breweries in Japan. We decided to enjoy the air-conditioning, I got a beer, and we enjoyed some lunch. Also, by the way food in Japan is so cheap! Basically every meal that we have had has been $10 or under per person at the brewery was no exception. We got a pizza, edamame, a beer, and a soda for all under $20. after this late lunch, we took transit back to the hotel to drop off my loot. We also took a couple minutes break his again. It was very hot and humid and we had been doing a lot of walking so our feet were tired. Taking a short break to go to TeamLab Borderless. It’s the same company that put on the art museum that we went to on the first day. But this is a newer exhibit in a different part of Tokyo. We enjoyed the first museum so much that we decided to go and check this newer version out as well. The whole museum is a digital art, museum, different types of rooms and projected art. One of the rooms, we were able to draw our own fish and they scanned the fish into digital art and projected it on a wall in the next room. Both Liz and I drew turtles. And then we got to watch our sea turtles swim around in the next room. It was very cool. And definitely different experience than the other location. We’re glad that we did both. I think that we both agreed that we liked the other location better. This museum was located in the middle of a mall. So afterwards we just grabbed a bite to eat at a Ramen shop nearby. We decided to head back to the hotel pack up some of our stuff and get ready for bed. Tomorrow we are checking out of this hotel and taking a bus to the small town of Fujiyoshida, which is located just outside of Mount Fuji. we are both looking forward to a relaxing couple of days with less walking. And also hopefully more comfortable beds. We are also very excited to get out of the big city and a smaller town and subsequently head to Kyoto, which is more historical and has more cultural sites.

[charlesleondraws]

Beer has been brewed in this area for over 350 years, dating back to Oliver Cromwell’s era. A private brewhouse once stood in the gardens of Bedford House on Chiswick Mall, while another operated from the cottage of Thomas Urlin. Upon Urlin’s death, his son-in-law, Thomas Mawson, expanded the brewery, acquiring The George pub and the brewhouse at Bedford House.

In 1816, under new owners Douglas and Henry Thompson, the brewery adopted the Griffin name and emblem. Financial difficulties led to the involvement of John Fuller, who eventually took control and formed Fuller, Smith & Turner with partners John Smith and John Turner.

The brewery is now owned by Asahi UK Ltd.

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