North Island Beer to hold 17th anniversary festival at EBRI on Aug. 16
North Island Beer, based in Ebetsu, Hokkaido, will hold its 17th anniversary festival at EBRI on August 16. The brewery says this year’s theme is “sports,” and notes that the advance ticket sales and a limited all-you-can-drink ticket for the first 50 buyers are already running low.
Hop BroToday’s topic is North Island Beer. They’re holding a 17th anniversary festival at EBRI on August 16, and that already sounds like a reason to raise a glass.
MugiWhat! Seventeen years is huge! And hosted at EBRI too? That sounds like a proper local celebration.
Hop BroExactly. North Island Beer is a brewery based in Ebetsu, Hokkaido, and this year the theme is sports. They took inspiration from the buzz around the Winter Olympics, WBC, and the World Cup.
MugiWait, what does a sports-themed beer event even mean? Are we running, throwing, or just drinking competitively?
Hop BroDrinking is definitely involved. In this article, the main point is the event itself, and no beer name announced yet. It’s more about the anniversary festival than spotlighting one specific release or style.
MugiNo way, that makes me even more curious! Also, what do you mean by beer style? You just launched a beer dictionary at me.
Hop BroA style is basically a beer category. Think lager or IPA. This time they’re not pushing one named beer or one style, but the full North Island Beer festival experience.
MugiGot it, like divisions in a tournament! And the venue is five minutes from Nopporo Station, so even I might win a navigation medal.
Hop BroThat part matters. The venue is in Higashi-Nopporocho, Ebetsu, and the event runs from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. There are advance tickets, and the all-you-can-drink pass for the first 50 people is almost gone.
MugiThen we need to move fast! The moment I heard all-you-can-drink nearly sold out, my internal starting pistol went off. August 16 suddenly sounds very, very drinkable.
North Island Beer, which operates a brewery in Ebetsu, Hokkaido, will host its 17th anniversary festival at EBRI on Sunday, August 16, from 11:00 to 18:00.
In the post, the brewery says this year’s theme is “sports.” It frames the event around a sports-filled year, referencing the Winter Olympics, the WBC, and the World Cup. The venue is listed as EBRI, 3-3 Higashinohoro-cho, Ebetsu, Hokkaido, about a 5-minute walk from JR Nopporo Station.
The post also says advance tickets can be purchased via the link in Instagram bio or by swiping to the QR code. A limited all-you-can-drink ticket for the first 50 customers is nearly sold out, and the brewery is urging anyone planning to attend to buy early.
North Island Beer has long been one of Hokkaido’s notable craft breweries, and its anniversary events have become a regular way to connect directly with local fans in Ebetsu.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s topic is North Island Beer. They’re holding a 17th anniversary festival at EBRI on August 16, and that already sounds like a reason to raise a glass.
MugiWhat! Seventeen years is huge! And hosted at EBRI too? That sounds like a proper local celebration.
Hop BroExactly. North Island Beer is a brewery based in Ebetsu, Hokkaido, and this year the theme is sports. They took inspiration from the buzz around the Winter Olympics, WBC, and the World Cup.
MugiWait, what does a sports-themed beer event even mean? Are we running, throwing, or just drinking competitively?
Hop BroDrinking is definitely involved. In this article, the main point is the event itself, and no beer name announced yet. It’s more about the anniversary festival than spotlighting one specific release or style.
MugiNo way, that makes me even more curious! Also, what do you mean by beer style? You just launched a beer dictionary at me.
Hop BroA style is basically a beer category. Think lager or IPA. This time they’re not pushing one named beer or one style, but the full North Island Beer festival experience.
MugiGot it, like divisions in a tournament! And the venue is five minutes from Nopporo Station, so even I might win a navigation medal.
Hop BroThat part matters. The venue is in Higashi-Nopporocho, Ebetsu, and the event runs from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. There are advance tickets, and the all-you-can-drink pass for the first 50 people is almost gone.
MugiThen we need to move fast! The moment I heard all-you-can-drink nearly sold out, my internal starting pistol went off. August 16 suddenly sounds very, very drinkable.
