Okayama’s CRAFT Rainbow Pours Five Japanese Craft Beers
CRAFT Rainbow, a craft beer pub in Nodayacho, Okayama, is open from 3 p.m. to midnight on September 14. Its tap list features five Japanese beers associated with Tokyo, Miyagi, Nara, and Japan.
Hop BroIn Nodayacho, Okayama, CRAFT Rainbow will be open from 3 p.m. to midnight on September 14. Perfect for an early pint or an after-work stop.
MugiWhat, drinks from 3 p.m.!? I’d probably get pulled in during a walk around town!
Hop BroThe tap list features five Japanese beers: Orange Ale, IPA, Pale Ale, Oktoberfest, and Pilsner.
MugiFive totally different directions! But IPA sounds like a magic spell. What is it?
Hop BroIPA means India Pale Ale. In simple terms, it’s a style known for hoppy bitterness and aroma. This one is listed with Miyagi.
MugiSo it’s not just bitter—it’s aromatic too! I suddenly want to become a hop explorer!
Hop BroThe Orange Ale listed with Tokyo suggests a fruity impression, while the Tokyo Pale Ale should lean crisp. It sounds ideal for a tasting adventure.
MugiOrange Ale… does that mean I should not treat it like tangerine juice and chug it?
Hop BroEven if it has citrus-like color or aroma, it’s still beer. Brewery details and ABV aren’t listed, so ask the staff for a first-pour recommendation.
MugiI’m curious about the Nara Oktoberfest too! And if Pilsner suits food, then my stomach is holding meetings already!
Hop BroThe venue is non-smoking with a smoking area, and it also offers sake and shochu. Check its Facebook for updates, then let’s do a five-tap tour at 2-5-4 Nodayacho.
MugiDeal! We’ll toast with a Pilsner and work toward the IPA. Ahh, I want a beer in Okayama right now!
CRAFT Rainbow, a craft beer pub in Nodayacho, Okayama, has announced its opening hours and tap list for September 14. The pub is open from 3 p.m. to midnight, making it a convenient stop for an evening beer in the city.
Five beers are listed on tap: Orange Ale, IPA, Pale Ale, Oktoberfest, and Pilsner. The post associates Orange Ale and Pale Ale with Tokyo, IPA with Miyagi, and Oktoberfest with Nara. Pilsner is listed as Japan-wide. Brewery names, detailed style descriptions, and ABV are not specified in the original post, so guests interested in the details should ask at the pub.
The selection offers several different directions for a tasting session: a potentially fruit-forward Orange Ale, a hop-driven IPA, an approachable Pale Ale, a seasonal-feeling Oktoberfest, and a crisp Pilsner. With five distinct options, visitors can compare beers connected to different parts of Japan or simply choose according to the mood of the evening.
CRAFT Rainbow also serves Japanese sake and shochu. The pub is non-smoking, with a separate smoking area available. It is located at 2-5-4 Nodayacho, Kita Ward, Okayama City. Since taps and hours can change, checking the pub’s official Facebook page before visiting is recommended.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroIn Nodayacho, Okayama, CRAFT Rainbow will be open from 3 p.m. to midnight on September 14. Perfect for an early pint or an after-work stop.
MugiWhat, drinks from 3 p.m.!? I’d probably get pulled in during a walk around town!
Hop BroThe tap list features five Japanese beers: Orange Ale, IPA, Pale Ale, Oktoberfest, and Pilsner.
MugiFive totally different directions! But IPA sounds like a magic spell. What is it?
Hop BroIPA means India Pale Ale. In simple terms, it’s a style known for hoppy bitterness and aroma. This one is listed with Miyagi.
MugiSo it’s not just bitter—it’s aromatic too! I suddenly want to become a hop explorer!
Hop BroThe Orange Ale listed with Tokyo suggests a fruity impression, while the Tokyo Pale Ale should lean crisp. It sounds ideal for a tasting adventure.
MugiOrange Ale… does that mean I should not treat it like tangerine juice and chug it?
Hop BroEven if it has citrus-like color or aroma, it’s still beer. Brewery details and ABV aren’t listed, so ask the staff for a first-pour recommendation.
MugiI’m curious about the Nara Oktoberfest too! And if Pilsner suits food, then my stomach is holding meetings already!
Hop BroThe venue is non-smoking with a smoking area, and it also offers sake and shochu. Check its Facebook for updates, then let’s do a five-tap tour at 2-5-4 Nodayacho.
MugiDeal! We’ll toast with a Pilsner and work toward the IPA. Ahh, I want a beer in Okayama right now!
