North Island Beer Announces April 18 Ebetsu Factory Direct Sales Day
On April 18, North Island Beer announced in an Instagram post its factory direct sales day at its Ebetsu brewery. The company began brewing in Ebetsu, Hokkaido, in 2003 and moved to its current plant in 2009. In addition to its five core beers, it also produces limited and seasonal offerings.
Hop BroNorth Island Beer announced its Ebetsu factory direct sales day on April 18. Being able to buy beer at the factory is irresistible news for craft beer fans.
MugiWait, you can buy it right at the factory!? Being able to choose beer at the place where it’s made feels so special!
Hop BroExactly. North Island Beer started brewing in 2003 in Ebetsu, Hokkaido, and moved to its current factory in 2009.
MugiOh, I see! Is factory direct sales just about selling beer? Direct sales and growler fills sound kind of insider-ish, so now I’m curious!
Hop BroIt’s not just about selling beer. At the directly operated beer bar in central Sapporo, you can enjoy up to 12 draft beers, including the five core beers plus seasonal limited releases and other limited brews.
MugiTwelve kinds!? Wow, that’s basically impossible to choose from! Five core beers plus limited brews is a real test for indecisive people!
Hop BroBut Ebetsu is easy to reach from the Sapporo area, so it’s perfect for a little outing. Being easy to access from Sapporo is a big plus, right?
MugiThat makes it easy to stop by! Just imagining getting to hold beer that’s close to freshly made is delicious.
Hop BroAnd this brand was started by a brewer who trained in Canada, with the official motto Beer is Art. The idea of enjoying beer like a work of art is pretty great.
MugiIf it’s art, then we have to drink it! I want to pick some up at the factory direct sales day and compare it with the beers at the directly operated bar too!
North Island Beer is a craft beer brewery based in Ebetsu, Hokkaido. It is a brand started by a brewer who trained in Canada, and its official website presents the phrase "Beer is Art" as the philosophy behind its beer making. In addition to its five core beers, it also offers limited-batch brews and seasonal products, giving it a broad lineup.
In its Instagram post on April 18, the company announced a factory direct sales day at its Ebetsu plant. North Island Beer also promotes direct sales and growler fills at the Ebetsu brewery on its official website, creating an opportunity to choose products at the place where they are made, separate from its online shop and its directly operated beer bar in central Sapporo.
Ebetsu, where the factory is located, is easily accessible from the Sapporo area. The directly operated beer bar is said to offer up to 12 kinds of draft beer, including the five core beers and limited brews such as seasonal offerings, so the direct sales day and the bar together provide a way to experience the brand's breadth. For people looking to buy limited items or enjoy beer that is close to freshly made, this is the kind of announcement that is hard to miss.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroNorth Island Beer announced its Ebetsu factory direct sales day on April 18. Being able to buy beer at the factory is irresistible news for craft beer fans.
MugiWait, you can buy it right at the factory!? Being able to choose beer at the place where it’s made feels so special!
Hop BroExactly. North Island Beer started brewing in 2003 in Ebetsu, Hokkaido, and moved to its current factory in 2009.
MugiOh, I see! Is factory direct sales just about selling beer? Direct sales and growler fills sound kind of insider-ish, so now I’m curious!
Hop BroIt’s not just about selling beer. At the directly operated beer bar in central Sapporo, you can enjoy up to 12 draft beers, including the five core beers plus seasonal limited releases and other limited brews.
MugiTwelve kinds!? Wow, that’s basically impossible to choose from! Five core beers plus limited brews is a real test for indecisive people!
Hop BroBut Ebetsu is easy to reach from the Sapporo area, so it’s perfect for a little outing. Being easy to access from Sapporo is a big plus, right?
MugiThat makes it easy to stop by! Just imagining getting to hold beer that’s close to freshly made is delicious.
Hop BroAnd this brand was started by a brewer who trained in Canada, with the official motto Beer is Art. The idea of enjoying beer like a work of art is pretty great.
MugiIf it’s art, then we have to drink it! I want to pick some up at the factory direct sales day and compare it with the beers at the directly operated bar too!
