Beer Cafe VERTERE to Hold 10th Anniversary Fest in Okutama, Offering 20 Taps and Limited-Edition Beer
Beer Cafe VERTERE in Okutama, Tokyo, will hold "VERTERE Anniversary Festival -10th Anniversary-" on April 18 and 19 to commemorate 10 years since it began brewing. In addition to 20 taps, venue-exclusive beer will also be served, and the two-day event will bring together local restaurants and shops.
Hop BroBeer Cafe VERTERE in Okutama is holding a 10th anniversary festival on April 18 and 19. Ten years since brewing began is a pretty major milestone for a brewery.
MugiWait, in Okutama? So it's free admission, but beer is ticketed? It has a festival vibe, but it also sounds easy to drop by, which is nice!
Hop BroExactly. The venue is on the brewery grounds, and 20 taps will be lined up. You can drink both the classics and new releases at once, so it's the kind of setup taproom fans will love.
MugiTwenty taps is a lot! Wait, taps mean faucets, right? I’d probably freeze up from the too many choices problem before I even knew what to pick!
Hop BroSimply put, taps are the number of draft lines, which means multiple beers can be served from them. This time there's also the venue-exclusive Anniversary Fest Beer, so going for a beer that feels right for the anniversary is definitely an option.
MugiThat sounds so interesting! But the style stays secret until the day, right? Stuff like that just makes me want to drink it even more. Keeping the details for the day is such a tease!
Hop BroThat's so VERTERE. And it's not just beer either - there'll be BBQ spare ribs, tacos, gapao, hot dogs, and gyoza, so the food lineup is really rich too.
MugiWait, and coffee plus organic vegetables too!? This sounds less like a festival and more like an Okutama culture fair. Even the souvenirs make it strong!
Hop BroWhat's more, local shops and businesses are joining in, so it's not just a brewery event - it's becoming a space built with the local community. That atmosphere is exactly part of VERTERE's appeal.
MugiI see, so it's not just about drinking, but about enjoying the whole background too. Beer in the middle of Okutama's nature must be amazing in the spring mountain air!
Hop BroThen the conclusion is obvious. With VERTERE now expanded to Eifuku, Tachikawa, and Yokohama, this is a chance to taste it at the Okutama source, so this is definitely a trip worth making.
MugiYeah, I definitely want to go! Just thinking about whether to start with the limited beer or the 20 taps gets me excited, and now I want to raise a glass right away!
Okutama Festival Celebrating 10 Years
Beer Cafe VERTERE, based in Okutama Town, Nishitama District, Tokyo, will hold "VERTERE Anniversary Festival -10th Anniversary-" on Saturday, April 18 and Sunday, April 19 to celebrate 10 years since it began brewing. The event will take place on the grounds of the Okutama brewery, and admission is free. Beer will be sold using a ticket system, and advance ticket information has also been announced.
20 Taps and Venue-Exclusive Beer
On the day, 20 taps will be lined up, including core favorites and new releases, and the venue-exclusive Anniversary Fest Beer brewed especially for this festival will also make an appearance. The style details will be revealed on the day, but it is likely to draw attention as a beer unique to this anniversary event.
A Space Built Together with the Local Community
Food and the market area will also be substantial. In addition to BBQ spare ribs, tacos, gapao, hot dogs, and gyoza, coffee, organic vegetables, and Okutama souvenirs are also planned, creating a lineup where visitors can enjoy not only beer but also food and shopping. Rather than being just a brewery event, it shows an approach to creating the space together with local shops and businesses.
VERTERE's Current Position from Okutama
VERTERE is a brewery that has been sharing craft beer while rooted in Okutama's natural surroundings, and it currently operates taprooms not only at its Okutama main location but also in Eifuku, Tachikawa, and Yokohama. This festival looks set to be a milestone opportunity to experience that journey on site in Okutama. It will be two days to enjoy beer in the spring mountain air, together with the atmosphere of the brewery.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBeer Cafe VERTERE in Okutama is holding a 10th anniversary festival on April 18 and 19. Ten years since brewing began is a pretty major milestone for a brewery.
MugiWait, in Okutama? So it's free admission, but beer is ticketed? It has a festival vibe, but it also sounds easy to drop by, which is nice!
Hop BroExactly. The venue is on the brewery grounds, and 20 taps will be lined up. You can drink both the classics and new releases at once, so it's the kind of setup taproom fans will love.
MugiTwenty taps is a lot! Wait, taps mean faucets, right? I’d probably freeze up from the too many choices problem before I even knew what to pick!
Hop BroSimply put, taps are the number of draft lines, which means multiple beers can be served from them. This time there's also the venue-exclusive Anniversary Fest Beer, so going for a beer that feels right for the anniversary is definitely an option.
MugiThat sounds so interesting! But the style stays secret until the day, right? Stuff like that just makes me want to drink it even more. Keeping the details for the day is such a tease!
Hop BroThat's so VERTERE. And it's not just beer either - there'll be BBQ spare ribs, tacos, gapao, hot dogs, and gyoza, so the food lineup is really rich too.
MugiWait, and coffee plus organic vegetables too!? This sounds less like a festival and more like an Okutama culture fair. Even the souvenirs make it strong!
Hop BroWhat's more, local shops and businesses are joining in, so it's not just a brewery event - it's becoming a space built with the local community. That atmosphere is exactly part of VERTERE's appeal.
MugiI see, so it's not just about drinking, but about enjoying the whole background too. Beer in the middle of Okutama's nature must be amazing in the spring mountain air!
Hop BroThen the conclusion is obvious. With VERTERE now expanded to Eifuku, Tachikawa, and Yokohama, this is a chance to taste it at the Okutama source, so this is definitely a trip worth making.
MugiYeah, I definitely want to go! Just thinking about whether to start with the limited beer or the 20 taps gets me excited, and now I want to raise a glass right away!
