Members: HK$400, include a pack of 6 bottles (2 bottles of Wampi 2020 plus 4 bottles of surprised selection by Luke Yardley) and delivery within Hong Kong Island

Additional 6 bottles surprised selection at HK$300

Non-member can sign up for this Wampi session at HK$1,600 per pax. Apart from the 6 bottles of Wampi and zoom session, you will also get an Individual Membership for a year.

Activities: 

• 19:00 Log on to Zoom 
• 19:05 Sharing by Luke Yardley, Founder of Yardley Brothers
• 19:20 Tasting of Wampi together
• 19:30 Comments and Questions by Participants
• 20:00 End

Yardley Brothers, a member of Asia Society Hong Kong Center, would like to invite fellow members to join him in the launch of his new local craft beer: Wampi 2020 – Foraged Sour. Crafted locally using wild wampi found in on Lamma Island, where the brewery also originated. This beer will truly represent Yardley Brothers, Lamma Island and also Hong Kong! 

Join fellow members on September 30 to taste this unique Hong Kong craft together!

About the Wampi 2020 – Foraged Sour by Yardley Brothers

Lamma Island is the place where Yardley Brothers originated. It is also home to wild wampi trees, which only fruit for a short season each year. Wampi is the hidden gem of Southeast Asian fruit with a phenomenally spicy, juicy, citrus-like character.

They set out on a mission to create a beer that reflects both Lamma Island’s creative unique character, as well as showcase the lush and bountiful landscape that is this small green island off the coast of Hong Kong.

Working with South Lamma’s Mo Tat Wan community and with the assistance of David Hopley, they foraged 35kg of fragrant wild wampi berries and brewed this limited-edition sour. Tart and juicy, complex and refreshing. This foraged sour is about as Lamma as you can get!

What is Wampi?

Clausena lansium, also known as wampi, from the Chinese huang pi (黄皮果, yellow skinned fruit) is a species of strongly scented evergreen trees 3–8 m tall, in the family Rutaceae, native to southeast Asia. The fruit is oval, about 3 cm long and 2 cm in diameter, and contains two to five seeds that occupy ~40-50% of the fruit volume. The wampi is cultivated for its fruit, which is a grape sized, fragrant citrus. Its skin and seeds are often eaten along with the pulp, much like kumquat. It is grown extensively in the New Territories of Hong Kong, and is a popular fruit among the indigenous Hakka villagers.

What is the registration deadline? Can the delivery be outside of Hong Kong Island?

Please register online before September 27, so we can make the delivery arrangement. For delivery outside of Hong Kong Island, please email [email protected] for enquiries.

Get more bottles to share with your friends as there are limited quantity only!

For enquiries, please call 2103 9503