Oyoroko Brewery announces July event appearances and the limited En Tomato & Jasmine Ale
Oyoroko Brewery in Mizuho Ward, Nagoya, shared its July event lineup on Instagram along with a crowdfunding update. The post also highlighted a limited beer, En Tomato & Jasmine Ale, made with pesticide-free tomatoes grown at a disability support facility.
Hop BroNagoya's Oyoroko Brewery just dropped its July event schedule plus news of a limited beer, and that is hard to ignore.
MugiWait, there's a limited release too? The event dates already had me interested, and now I'm definitely making a detour!
Hop BroThe star this time is En Tomato & Jasmine Ale, and the style is an ale. It uses pesticide-free tomatoes and jasmine, so it's a pretty distinctive pour.
MugiWhat is that! Jasmine in beer sounds suddenly so elegant, and with tomato too, is my salad diving into the glass?
Hop BroThat's the fun of using adjunct ingredients beyond malt and hops. Put simply, they're the helpers that add extra aroma, acidity, and character.
MugiOhhh, so the tomato tang and floral aroma can actually come together. And this connects to crowdfunding support too, right?
Hop BroExactly. They send 15% of the funds back to Pokapoka Works to support crop growing and improve the work environment. Drinking it becomes a way to help.
MugiNow I want to try it on-site! Where are the July pop-ups?
Hop BroThey'll be at Naya-bashi Yoichi on July 24, Higashibetsuin Kurashi no Yoichi on July 28, and Oedo Beer Festival 2026 Summer from July 29 to August 2, and they also have four core styles.
MugiPale ale, pilsner, weizen, and double IPA? That's serious range! Even a beginner like me gets an easy entry point.
Hop BroIt's also run by Bride to Be, a wedding venue company, which fits their idea of brewing for everyday moments of joy. Knowing that makes me want a glass even more.
MugiThen it's settled, if we spot it, first round's on us! You and me are absolutely drinking En Tomato & Jasmine Ale.
Nagoya brewery shares July plans
Oyoroko Brewery, based in Mizuho Ward, Nagoya, posted an update on Instagram outlining its July event appearances. On its official website, the brewery positions its beers around everyday moments of joy and celebration, with a lineup that includes pale ale, pilsner, weizen, and double IPA.
In the post, the brewery said it is brewing with "hot, hot feelings" and listed several appearances for the month: July 24 at Nayabashi Yoiichi, July 28 at Higashibetsuin Kurashi no Yoichi, and July 29 through August 2 at Oedo Beer Matsuri 2026 Summer (Season 1). The brewery is encouraging nearby customers to stop by and enjoy its beers on site.
The update also introduced an ongoing crowdfunding project for a limited beer, En Tomato & Jasmine Ale. The beer uses pesticide-free tomatoes grown at Pokapoka Works, a disability support facility. Oyoroko Brewery says it will return 15% of the support funds to the facility to help improve growing conditions and the work environment.
Oyoroko Brewery is part of Bride to Be, a company that operates wedding venues, and its brand story emphasizes pairing craft beer with the small and large joys of daily life. The brewery also notes that customers outside the area can order through its online shop, extending the project beyond event venues.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroNagoya's Oyoroko Brewery just dropped its July event schedule plus news of a limited beer, and that is hard to ignore.
MugiWait, there's a limited release too? The event dates already had me interested, and now I'm definitely making a detour!
Hop BroThe star this time is En Tomato & Jasmine Ale, and the style is an ale. It uses pesticide-free tomatoes and jasmine, so it's a pretty distinctive pour.
MugiWhat is that! Jasmine in beer sounds suddenly so elegant, and with tomato too, is my salad diving into the glass?
Hop BroThat's the fun of using adjunct ingredients beyond malt and hops. Put simply, they're the helpers that add extra aroma, acidity, and character.
MugiOhhh, so the tomato tang and floral aroma can actually come together. And this connects to crowdfunding support too, right?
Hop BroExactly. They send 15% of the funds back to Pokapoka Works to support crop growing and improve the work environment. Drinking it becomes a way to help.
MugiNow I want to try it on-site! Where are the July pop-ups?
Hop BroThey'll be at Naya-bashi Yoichi on July 24, Higashibetsuin Kurashi no Yoichi on July 28, and Oedo Beer Festival 2026 Summer from July 29 to August 2, and they also have four core styles.
MugiPale ale, pilsner, weizen, and double IPA? That's serious range! Even a beginner like me gets an easy entry point.
Hop BroIt's also run by Bride to Be, a wedding venue company, which fits their idea of brewing for everyday moments of joy. Knowing that makes me want a glass even more.
MugiThen it's settled, if we spot it, first round's on us! You and me are absolutely drinking En Tomato & Jasmine Ale.
