Orang Craft Brewery to hold second-anniversary party on July 11-12
Orang Craft Brewery in Saiki, Oita, will host a second-anniversary special party on July 11 and 12. The event will take place at the brewery, Cafe KIISA, and the front parking area, with am.gtk appearing on July 12 only.
Hop BroToday’s topic is ORANG CRAFT BREWERY. They’re throwing a second anniversary special party in Saiki on July 11 and 12.
MugiWhat! A second anniversary party already sounds fun. Is it just inside the brewery, or are they spreading out?
Hop BroThat’s the nice part. It uses three event areas: the brewery, Cafe KIISA, and the parking area out front, so you can wander and drink.
MugiOh wow, that’s full festival mode. And it runs from noon to 10 p.m. on the 11th, then noon to 7 p.m. on the 12th, so it’s not a quick stop either.
Hop BroBeer will come in three size options: S is 220ml for 600 yen, M is 440ml for 800 yen, and L is 650ml for 1,200 yen. That makes it easy to pace yourself.
MugiHold on, 440ml is weirdly specific. And when you say it’s good for “tasting around,” what do you actually mean?
Hop BroThat’s basically a tasting-friendly setup. Sounds nerdy, but it just means smaller pours help you try several beers and figure out what you like.
MugiYou really switched into expert mode there. But trying small pours does sound perfect for a craft beer beginner like me.
Hop BroAlso, the brewery usually keeps around five beers on hand, and they do limited releases with ingredients from Oita and Saiki. Specific beer names and styles haven’t been announced yet, so that part is still a surprise.
MugiOkay, now I’m in. The presale tickets are cheaper, and if am.gtk is there on July 12 too, I can browse accessories with a beer in hand and definitely end up saying, “One more round!”
Event overview
Orang Craft Brewery in Saiki, Oita, will hold its second-anniversary special party on July 11 and 12. The venue spans `ORANG CRAFT BREWERY`, `Cafe KIISA`, and the front parking area. Hours are 12:00-22:00 on July 11 and 12:00-19:00 on July 12.
Beer will be served in three cup sizes across the board: S (220 ml) for 600 yen, M (440 ml) for 800 yen, and L (650 ml) for 1,200 yen. The brewery is also offering advance tickets from July 2 through July 10, with 5 S-size drinks for 2,500 yen and 5 M-size drinks for 3,300 yen.
Exhibitor highlight
The post spotlights `am.gtk`, a para-cord and accessory maker based in Jono, who will appear only on July 12. The brewery notes that the owner regularly uses these accessories and cord works, and describes them as carefully made pieces with a strong sense of style.
About the brewery
Orang Craft Brewery opened in 2024 and has become one of Saiki’s local craft beer spots. It keeps around five beers on tap at a time and also releases limited beers made with ingredients from Oita or Saiki. As the brewery reaches its second year, this event is set up as both a beer-tasting opportunity and a chance to browse local goods from the featured vendor.
For regulars and first-time visitors alike, the party offers a straightforward way to experience the brewery’s atmosphere and its connection to Saiki’s growing craft beer scene.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s topic is ORANG CRAFT BREWERY. They’re throwing a second anniversary special party in Saiki on July 11 and 12.
MugiWhat! A second anniversary party already sounds fun. Is it just inside the brewery, or are they spreading out?
Hop BroThat’s the nice part. It uses three event areas: the brewery, Cafe KIISA, and the parking area out front, so you can wander and drink.
MugiOh wow, that’s full festival mode. And it runs from noon to 10 p.m. on the 11th, then noon to 7 p.m. on the 12th, so it’s not a quick stop either.
Hop BroBeer will come in three size options: S is 220ml for 600 yen, M is 440ml for 800 yen, and L is 650ml for 1,200 yen. That makes it easy to pace yourself.
MugiHold on, 440ml is weirdly specific. And when you say it’s good for “tasting around,” what do you actually mean?
Hop BroThat’s basically a tasting-friendly setup. Sounds nerdy, but it just means smaller pours help you try several beers and figure out what you like.
MugiYou really switched into expert mode there. But trying small pours does sound perfect for a craft beer beginner like me.
Hop BroAlso, the brewery usually keeps around five beers on hand, and they do limited releases with ingredients from Oita and Saiki. Specific beer names and styles haven’t been announced yet, so that part is still a surprise.
MugiOkay, now I’m in. The presale tickets are cheaper, and if am.gtk is there on July 12 too, I can browse accessories with a beer in hand and definitely end up saying, “One more round!”
