Oura Brewing Launches Beer Flight Tasting Set in Collaboration with Fujisawa-Hommachi
Kanagawa-based Oura Brewing announced on Instagram on March 8, 2026 that it was launching "Beer Flight" tasting sets. It has introduced a dedicated tray made in collaboration with the local woodworking account @yamadaimokuzai, and has begun offering it as a local collaboration reflecting the spirit of Fujisawa-Hommachi.
Hop BroToday's news is that Oura Brewing has started "Beer Flight" in collaboration with Fujisawa-Hommachi. They're updating the taproom experience.
MugiWhoa! Beer Flight sounds cool just from the name! Is that a new beer release?
Hop BroIt's more of a serving style than a beer name. It's a flight with three styles to taste side by side, designed so you can get a feel for the essence of Aura Brewing in three glasses.
MugiWhat! "Designed to get a feel for the essence" suddenly sounds philosophical!
Hop BroIn other words, you can compare the differences in aroma, bitterness, and body side by side. Compared with ordering one beer at a time, it lets you see the range of flavors all at once.
MugiOhhh! That's super friendly for first-time visitors! But won't regulars get bored?
Hop BroActually, it's the opposite. Since you can change the combination depending on your mood that day, it's fun. And the dedicated tray was made by the local woodworking account @yamadaimokuzai, with each piece having its own character.
MugiA collaboration even for the tray!? Not just the liquid, but even the vessel says Fujisawa-Hommachi. I love how strong the local pride is!
Hop BroThat's what's so interesting about craft beer. Oura Brewing mixes local makers into the "drinking experience" and updates Beer Flight as a whole culture.
MugiIt's decided! I want to check out the aroma, bitterness, and body with the three-style tasting. Hop-bro, let's go to the taproom now!
The main point of Oura Brewing's post was an update to the taproom experience. According to the announcement, the brewery has newly launched Beer Flight (tasting set). The format lets guests try multiple styles at once, making it easier to experience the breadth of the brewery's flavors.
The post also notes that the tray for Beer Flight was made by the nearby @yamadaimokuzai. By using trays whose character differs slightly from piece to piece, the brewery turned the experience itself into something shaped by collaboration with a local maker, rather than treating the tray as a mere serving tool.
The text in the image also features messages such as "Taste three styles side by side" and "Three glasses that let you touch the essence of Aura Brewing," making the intent clear. In addition to the pleasure of savoring a single beer deeply, it creates a path for comparing aroma, bitterness, and body in a short amount of time. For first-time visitors, it makes it easier to grasp the brewery's overall identity, while for regulars it adds the fun of choosing based on the mood of the day.
Based in Kanagawa, Oura Brewing also highlighted the "Fujisawa-Hommachi collaboration" in the post. The core of this news is that it presented the appeal of craft beer not only through the liquid itself, but by combining it with local woodworking. As a move to refresh tasting culture in a local context, its future developments will be worth watching.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday's news is that Oura Brewing has started "Beer Flight" in collaboration with Fujisawa-Hommachi. They're updating the taproom experience.
MugiWhoa! Beer Flight sounds cool just from the name! Is that a new beer release?
Hop BroIt's more of a serving style than a beer name. It's a flight with three styles to taste side by side, designed so you can get a feel for the essence of Aura Brewing in three glasses.
MugiWhat! "Designed to get a feel for the essence" suddenly sounds philosophical!
Hop BroIn other words, you can compare the differences in aroma, bitterness, and body side by side. Compared with ordering one beer at a time, it lets you see the range of flavors all at once.
MugiOhhh! That's super friendly for first-time visitors! But won't regulars get bored?
Hop BroActually, it's the opposite. Since you can change the combination depending on your mood that day, it's fun. And the dedicated tray was made by the local woodworking account @yamadaimokuzai, with each piece having its own character.
MugiA collaboration even for the tray!? Not just the liquid, but even the vessel says Fujisawa-Hommachi. I love how strong the local pride is!
Hop BroThat's what's so interesting about craft beer. Oura Brewing mixes local makers into the "drinking experience" and updates Beer Flight as a whole culture.
MugiIt's decided! I want to check out the aroma, bitterness, and body with the three-style tasting. Hop-bro, let's go to the taproom now!
