Omi Beer Opens Reservations for a Six-Bottle Kumamoto Support Beer Set
Omi Beer has begun accepting reservations for a six-bottle set created to support farmers in Kumamoto. The package includes three limited beers made with Kumamoto-grown fruits and three beers from Omi Beer’s regular lineup, with approximately 30% of sales returned to the Kumamoto community.
Hop BroOmi Beer in Otsu, Shiga has launched a Kumamoto support six-pack. You can enjoy Kumamoto fruit while helping local farmers.
MugiWhoa! A brewery in Shiga is supporting Kumamoto? That is beer crossing prefectural borders—I love it!
Hop BroIt includes three limited beers and three regulars. The limited releases use Muscat grapes from Morita Farm, Yoshino pears, and grapes from Toyono: three Kumamoto fruit beers.
MugiMuscat grapes, pears, and grapes all in beer? It sounds like a fruit shop shelf turned into a tasting flight!
Hop BroFruit beer is fascinating because fermentation and conditioning shape its aroma. It is not just sweetness—it is about enjoying fruit-derived aromatic notes.
MugiAroma? Like perfume? Do they spray beer with it? How can fermentation change the aroma?
Hop BroNo spraying! As yeast consumes sugar and ferments, it can create fruit-like aromas too. Think of it this way: yeast is an aroma artisan.
MugiYeast is an artisan? Tiny worker, enormous job! Are the regular beers things like Koji Ale and Biwako IPA?
Hop BroOmi Beer also makes Koji Ale, Biwako IPA, and Stout. With batches of only 100 liters, this small nano-brewery scale helps them explore distinctive ingredients.
MugiNano? Does that mean the beer is microscope-sized? I had better bring a magnifying glass before ordering six bottles!
Hop BroNot quite—it means the brewery is small! The six-pack costs ¥6,600 before shipping and is limited. About 30 percent supports Kumamoto people, so each pour helps.
MugiKnowing farmers are behind the flavor makes it feel meaningful. Shipping starts around mid-October, so an autumn toast awaits!
Hop BroReservations are open through Omi Beer's official online shop. It is a set where Shiga brewing meets Kumamoto fruit: toast to a distant farm.
MugiThen I want to compare Muscat, pear, and grape with the regular beers! A tasting flight that supports people? We have to raise a glass!
Omi Beer, a nano brewery based in Otsu, Shiga, has opened reservations for a limited beer set supporting farmers in Kumamoto.
The “Kumamoto Support Beer Six-Bottle Set” includes three limited beers made with muscat grapes from Morita Farm in Hikawa, Yoshino pears from Hikawa, and grapes from Toyono in Uki. The remaining three bottles are selected from Omi Beer’s regular lineup, bringing together Kumamoto fruit and the brewery’s established beers in one package.
The set contains six bottles and costs ¥6,600, including tax and excluding shipping. Shipping is scheduled to begin sequentially around mid-October. The set is available in limited quantities, and reservations are being accepted through the link to Omi Beer’s official online shop. Approximately 30% of sales will be returned to people in Kumamoto.
Omi Beer is a small brewery in Otsu that focuses on expressing the character of local ingredients through craft beer. Its brews are made in batches of approximately 100 liters, allowing the brewery to experiment with ingredients such as fruit and koji. Its lineup includes Koji Ale, Biwako IPA, Stout, and a range of seasonal and limited beers.
The project began after the brewery learned about the difficult circumstances facing Kumamoto farmers following an earthquake. Omi Beer is also scheduled to participate in a bon dance event in Tamana, Kumamoto, on September 21.
By turning Kumamoto fruit into beer, the project connects the brewery in Shiga with producers in Kyushu. For drinkers, the set offers a chance to explore fruit-driven limited beers while supporting the region that supplied their ingredients.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroOmi Beer in Otsu, Shiga has launched a Kumamoto support six-pack. You can enjoy Kumamoto fruit while helping local farmers.
MugiWhoa! A brewery in Shiga is supporting Kumamoto? That is beer crossing prefectural borders—I love it!
Hop BroIt includes three limited beers and three regulars. The limited releases use Muscat grapes from Morita Farm, Yoshino pears, and grapes from Toyono: three Kumamoto fruit beers.
MugiMuscat grapes, pears, and grapes all in beer? It sounds like a fruit shop shelf turned into a tasting flight!
Hop BroFruit beer is fascinating because fermentation and conditioning shape its aroma. It is not just sweetness—it is about enjoying fruit-derived aromatic notes.
MugiAroma? Like perfume? Do they spray beer with it? How can fermentation change the aroma?
Hop BroNo spraying! As yeast consumes sugar and ferments, it can create fruit-like aromas too. Think of it this way: yeast is an aroma artisan.
MugiYeast is an artisan? Tiny worker, enormous job! Are the regular beers things like Koji Ale and Biwako IPA?
Hop BroOmi Beer also makes Koji Ale, Biwako IPA, and Stout. With batches of only 100 liters, this small nano-brewery scale helps them explore distinctive ingredients.
MugiNano? Does that mean the beer is microscope-sized? I had better bring a magnifying glass before ordering six bottles!
Hop BroNot quite—it means the brewery is small! The six-pack costs ¥6,600 before shipping and is limited. About 30 percent supports Kumamoto people, so each pour helps.
MugiKnowing farmers are behind the flavor makes it feel meaningful. Shipping starts around mid-October, so an autumn toast awaits!
Hop BroReservations are open through Omi Beer's official online shop. It is a set where Shiga brewing meets Kumamoto fruit: toast to a distant farm.
MugiThen I want to compare Muscat, pear, and grape with the regular beers! A tasting flight that supports people? We have to raise a glass!
