Glass Hop [Glass Farm MANZO Yoshioka Hoshi]

Glass Farm MANZO Yoshioka Hoshi,This is the sales page for Glass Hop, a beer glass made from the ashes of hop vines.

This is beer glass that was born in the Verroir Project, a project undertaken by Glass Farm MANZO.

The most distinctive feature of this beer glass is that it is made by burning vines that are no longer needed after the harvest of Tono hops, and melting the ashes into glass.

Yoshioka believes that glass products, which rely on imports for much of their raw materials, are actually difficult to show the uniqueness of the production area. This special beer glass is unique to Yoshioka and Tono, created with the aim of making glass that can only be made there using materials unique to the land, and it will lead to the creation of land's culture and values ​​for the future.

There are many individual differences in beer glasses. This is because the use of hop ash causes various changes in the production process, showing different colors such as light green and light blue.
The degree of air bubble mixing also changes depending on the various conditions of the production process, and none of them are the same, making it a unique finish.

They want to bring Glass Hop, which was their second production, to more people, so this time they will be offering it to SUNABA as well.

Enjoy a fun evening at Glass Hop, which gives you a sense of the hop fields and the Satoyama scenery of Tono.

*Due to the manufacturing process, this product may vary from individual to individual, but please be aware that you cannot choose what you like. We will deliver selected items here.

Product Details 

Size: Diameter approx. 10.5cm, Height approx. 8.5cm

Material: Glass

Note: It is not heat-resistant glass. Please refrain from using boiling water, dishwasher, dishwasher, dish dryer, microwave oven, oven, etc. that undergo sudden temperature changes.

Care: Clean with a soft material such as a neutral kitchen detergent and a sponge. Please refrain from using metal scrubbers or cleansers.