Nasu Garden Brewery Announces 60-Minute All-You-Can-Drink Plan for 8 Types at 2,200 Yen
Nasu Garden Brewery (Tochigi) shared a new way to enjoy its beers in an Instagram post at 9:37 on February 14, 2026, under the caption, "This is Nasu Desuna, bringing you the details♪" The offer is a 60-minute all-you-can-drink plan covering about eight varieties connected to the in-house taps. The price is 2,200 yen (tax included), with a cup-exchange system.
Hop BroNasu Garden Brewery is making a bold move. It's a 60-minute all-you-can-drink deal for about 8 in-house taps, and it's only 2,200 yen (tax included)!
MugiWhoa! Eight varieties in one hour!? That's basically a craft beer attraction!
Hop BroExactly. It's a plan that lets you enjoy the "Nasu Desuna" lineup, and instead of being fixed to one style per glass, it's more of a "try-and-taste" format.
MugiWhat does "cup exchange system" even mean? Is this one of those things where you're not allowed to run around clutching your glass?
Hop BroRunning is probably not part of it. You finish one drink, then exchange the cup and have the next one poured, which keeps things hygienic and speeds up service.
MugiOhhh! So even a quick stop lets you try a few kinds. That's basically unbeatable if you're shopping anyway.
Hop BroExactly. Since it's inside Nasu Garden Outlet, the flow works well. Before a meet-up or during a drive, that 60-minute setup really fits.
MugiFlow? You suddenly sound like a marketing meeting! But I get it, it's great to pack in that "Nasu craft" feeling in a short amount of time.
Hop BroIt also ties in with the Nasu Boulder Project, so it's one move for making the local experience richer. It's perfect for the spring outdoor-drinking season too.
MugiIt's decided! Let's go to Nasu Garden Brewery and take on the 60-minute Nasu Desuna tasting challenge!
Nasu Garden Brewery has rolled out a practical plan aimed at beer fans. The new offering is an all-you-can-drink plan that lets you sample about eight beers over 60 minutes. The price is 2,200 yen (tax included), and service uses a cup-exchange system.
In the post, it was introduced in the context of the season approaching spring, as a time when "beer tastes great outdoors." It is designed for short visits before a meet-up or for lightly trying several taps, making it a good fit for craft beer drinkers who prefer to "try a lot of different things" rather than savor just one glass.
Behind this announcement is the regional concept of Nasu Boulder Project, the operating organization. On its official website, it presents a vision of turning the Nasu-Shiobara area into a town where people who enjoy sports and outdoor activities gather, positioning the rollout of the craft beer "Nasu Desuna" as part of regional revitalization. In other words, this initiative can be read not just as a sales promotion, but also as a way to make a short stay in Nasu feel richer and more engaging.
Nasu Garden Brewery's direct sales shop is located inside Nasu Garden Outlet (184-7 Shionosaki, Nasu-Shiobara, Tochigi), and its hours follow the outlet's operating schedule. Because it is easy to stop by while shopping or on a drive, the 60-minute format makes perfect sense. As you would expect from a brewery in a tourist area, it stands out as a proposal tailored to the flow of visitors.
Reference:
- Instagram post
- Nasu Boulder Project official website
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Hop BroNasu Garden Brewery is making a bold move. It's a 60-minute all-you-can-drink deal for about 8 in-house taps, and it's only 2,200 yen (tax included)!
MugiWhoa! Eight varieties in one hour!? That's basically a craft beer attraction!
Hop BroExactly. It's a plan that lets you enjoy the "Nasu Desuna" lineup, and instead of being fixed to one style per glass, it's more of a "try-and-taste" format.
MugiWhat does "cup exchange system" even mean? Is this one of those things where you're not allowed to run around clutching your glass?
Hop BroRunning is probably not part of it. You finish one drink, then exchange the cup and have the next one poured, which keeps things hygienic and speeds up service.
MugiOhhh! So even a quick stop lets you try a few kinds. That's basically unbeatable if you're shopping anyway.
Hop BroExactly. Since it's inside Nasu Garden Outlet, the flow works well. Before a meet-up or during a drive, that 60-minute setup really fits.
MugiFlow? You suddenly sound like a marketing meeting! But I get it, it's great to pack in that "Nasu craft" feeling in a short amount of time.
Hop BroIt also ties in with the Nasu Boulder Project, so it's one move for making the local experience richer. It's perfect for the spring outdoor-drinking season too.
MugiIt's decided! Let's go to Nasu Garden Brewery and take on the 60-minute Nasu Desuna tasting challenge!
