Archive record · Brewery
North Island Beer
Ebetsu, Hokkaido, Japan
- Founded
- 2003
- Archive ID
- TB-T1WVN592
- Last checked
- Not yet checked
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Summary
Founded by brewers who apprenticed in Canada, resulting in a North American-influenced lineup of bold IPAs and stouts.
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Tally’s Take
Founded by brewers who apprenticed in Canada, resulting in a bold, North American-influenced lineup of IPAs and stouts.
Where it is
43.10807, 141.53793
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Beers
North Island Brown Ale
Year-RoundBrown Ale
The founders apprenticed in Canada, which is why a Hokkaido brewery makes North American styles rather than German ones like most of its neighbours.
Drank this? Add it to your passport →North Island Pilsner
REGULARPilsner
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Drank this? Add it to your passport →North Island Weizen
REGULARWeizen
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Drank this? Add it to your passport →North Island Coriander Black
REGULARSpiced dark ale
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Drank this? Add it to your passport →North Island Stout
REGULARStout
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Drank this? Add it to your passport →North Island IPA
REGULARIndia pale ale
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Drank this? Add it to your passport →Travel Guide
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