OGA BREWING Announces a Cherry Blossom Label Version of Its Pale Ale to Match the Cherry Blossoms at Inokashira Park
OGA BREWING COMPANY in Mitaka, Tokyo, announced its Mitaka Pale Ale with a cherry blossom label to coincide with the blooming of the cherry trees at Inokashira Park. One of the brewery's features is its taproom attached to the brewery, where you can enjoy its regular and limited beers straight from the tanks.
Hop BroOGA BREWING in Mitaka is announcing a Cherry Blossom Label version of its Pale Ale to go with the cherry blossoms at Inokashira Park. It's the kind of beer you want to drink on a spring stroll.
MugiWait! Just having a cherry blossom label already makes it feel like hanami! Is the beer inside the usual Mitaka Pale Ale?
Hop BroExactly. On the official site, you can choose a cherry blossom label for the Mitaka Pale Ale. The core flavor stays the same, while the look lets you enjoy the seasonal feeling too.
MugiOhh! But what kind of beer is a pale ale, really? I hear the name a lot, but it still feels kind of vague!
Hop BroRoughly speaking, it's a classic style with a good balance of aroma and drinkability. What makes OGA interesting is that they add the goal of making it surprising even for people drinking it for the first time.
MugiI see! And it has an attached taproom, too. Being able to drink it fresh on the spot sounds almost unfairly delicious!
Hop BroIt's within walking distance from the south exit of Mitaka Station, and it pairs perfectly with Inokashira Park. A place where you can have a drink while out for a walk is pretty strong, right?
MugiWait, and they also have things like Kichijoji IPA and Mitaka Wheat Ale in the regular lineup? When a beer has a town name, it instantly feels more personal!
Hop BroThat's part of OGA's charm. As a beer connected to the town, they even have a series inspired by stations along the Chuo Line and another using agricultural products from Mitaka, so every sip brings the local landscape to mind.
MugiThat really is nice. Seeing the cherry blossoms, looking at the label, and then tasting the beer at the end sounds perfect. I definitely need a spring beer today!
Hop BroThen it's settled. Let's walk through Inokashira Park, stop by OGA, and finish with a toast to the cherry blossom label.
OGA BREWING COMPANY in Mitaka, Tokyo is a brewery that aims to "brew beers that surprise people who are drinking craft beer for the first time or just getting started, and turn them into beer lovers". With a taproom attached to the brewery and an accessible location within walking distance from the south exit of Mitaka Station, it offers freshly brewed beer to enjoy.
In this post, the staff introduced that the cherry blossoms at Inokashira Park are beginning to bloom little by little and suggested enjoying a hanami outing with an OGA beer in hand. They also recommended the seasonal "Cherry Blossom Label Pale Ale" as a limited-time option for this time of year. On the official website, the standard Mitaka Pale Ale can be chosen with a cherry blossom label, making it possible to enjoy a sense of the season through the label as well.
OGA BREWING's regular lineup includes Mitaka Pale Ale, Mitaka Wheat Ale, and Kichijoji IPA. In addition, the brewery stands out for products that reflect the character of the area and everyday life, such as a series that expresses the image of stations along the Chuo Line through beer, and the M.C. series made with agricultural products from Mitaka. Beyond the flavor of the beer itself, the way it expresses its connection to the town is one of this brewery's defining qualities.
The taproom is open from 1:00 p.m. on weekdays and from 11:00 a.m. on weekends and holidays. Combined with Inokashira Park, a well-known cherry blossom viewing spot, it is an easy place to stop by during a walk. The appeal of this announcement is that you can enjoy seasonal scenery together with the local brewery's classics.
Reference: OGA BREWING official website
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Hop BroOGA BREWING in Mitaka is announcing a Cherry Blossom Label version of its Pale Ale to go with the cherry blossoms at Inokashira Park. It's the kind of beer you want to drink on a spring stroll.
MugiWait! Just having a cherry blossom label already makes it feel like hanami! Is the beer inside the usual Mitaka Pale Ale?
Hop BroExactly. On the official site, you can choose a cherry blossom label for the Mitaka Pale Ale. The core flavor stays the same, while the look lets you enjoy the seasonal feeling too.
MugiOhh! But what kind of beer is a pale ale, really? I hear the name a lot, but it still feels kind of vague!
Hop BroRoughly speaking, it's a classic style with a good balance of aroma and drinkability. What makes OGA interesting is that they add the goal of making it surprising even for people drinking it for the first time.
MugiI see! And it has an attached taproom, too. Being able to drink it fresh on the spot sounds almost unfairly delicious!
Hop BroIt's within walking distance from the south exit of Mitaka Station, and it pairs perfectly with Inokashira Park. A place where you can have a drink while out for a walk is pretty strong, right?
MugiWait, and they also have things like Kichijoji IPA and Mitaka Wheat Ale in the regular lineup? When a beer has a town name, it instantly feels more personal!
Hop BroThat's part of OGA's charm. As a beer connected to the town, they even have a series inspired by stations along the Chuo Line and another using agricultural products from Mitaka, so every sip brings the local landscape to mind.
MugiThat really is nice. Seeing the cherry blossoms, looking at the label, and then tasting the beer at the end sounds perfect. I definitely need a spring beer today!
Hop BroThen it's settled. Let's walk through Inokashira Park, stop by OGA, and finish with a toast to the cherry blossom label.
