Oirase Brewery spotlights Be Easy Brewing for Oktoberfest 2026
Oirase Brewery has introduced Be Easy Brewing ahead of Oktoberfest 2026, set for September 19-20 at Michi-no-Eki Oirase Roman Park. The event will feature limited beers and tastings, and admission is free.
Hop BroAutumn in Aomori is looking dangerous in the best way. Oktoberfest 2026 has Oirase Brewery spotlighting Be Easy Brewing, and my throat is already getting thirsty.
MugiWait, Be Easy Brewing is that big a deal? The name sounds relaxed, but the brewery is a serious one?
Hop BroExactly. They're a Hirosaki heavyweight, known for plenty of international awards, and they're bringing an event-only beer to the festival.
MugiOoh! And it said tasting comparison too, right? Is that beginner-friendly, or is my tongue about to take an exam?
Hop BroYou'll be fine. It's basically a tasting flight, small pours side by side. The beer name and style still haven't been announced, so the surprise is part of the fun.
MugiNo way, name still secret? That's like showing me the trailer and making me line up for the movie already!
Hop BroAnd the venue is Oirase Roman Park on September 19 and 20, with free admission. You'll get breweries from around the prefecture, local Towada food, and live music.
MugiFree makes that powerful! If there's food and music too, I could drag along friends who aren't even beer nerds yet.
Hop BroPlus Oirase Brewery has real roots: founded in 1997 in Towada, and they brew with Hakkoda groundwater for their core lineup.
MugiHold on, what even is subsurface water? You drop jargon so casually my brain just turned into foam!
Hop BroIt means groundwater naturally filtered through the earth, so the beer tastes clean and polished. Just talking about it makes me want one, especially with their four classic styles like pilsner, weizen, amber lager, and dark lager.
MugiI'm done for, I can already picture stone-oven food next to a fresh pour. I want that limited beer and Oirase's classics in my hands immediately.
Be Easy Brewing joins the lineup
In an Instagram post introducing participating breweries, Oirase Brewery highlighted Be Easy Brewing for Oktoberfest 2026. Based in Hirosaki, Aomori, Be Easy Brewing is known for earning awards overseas. For this event, it will bring a limited-edition beer, and the announcement also mentions tasting flights, making it easy for visitors to compare several beers at the venue.
The festival venue
According to Oirase Brewery's official site, Oktoberfest 2026 will be held over two days, September 19 and 20, at Michi-no-Eki Oirase Roman Park. Admission is free. The festival is designed to showcase the appeal of the Towada area and craft beer culture through breweries from within Aomori, local food vendors, and live music. It also looks ahead to 2027, when Oirase Beer will mark its 30th anniversary.
About Oirase Brewery
Oirase Brewery is based in Towada, Aomori, and has been operating since 1997. All of its beers are brewed with water from the Hakkoda spring system, known as Oirase no Gensui. Its core lineup includes Pilsner, Weizen, Amber Lager, and Dark Lager. At the attached restaurant, visitors can enjoy freshly brewed beer alongside stone-oven dishes. For the Oktoberfest, that local identity will be paired with Be Easy Brewing's Hirosaki-based perspective on the festival floor.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAutumn in Aomori is looking dangerous in the best way. Oktoberfest 2026 has Oirase Brewery spotlighting Be Easy Brewing, and my throat is already getting thirsty.
MugiWait, Be Easy Brewing is that big a deal? The name sounds relaxed, but the brewery is a serious one?
Hop BroExactly. They're a Hirosaki heavyweight, known for plenty of international awards, and they're bringing an event-only beer to the festival.
MugiOoh! And it said tasting comparison too, right? Is that beginner-friendly, or is my tongue about to take an exam?
Hop BroYou'll be fine. It's basically a tasting flight, small pours side by side. The beer name and style still haven't been announced, so the surprise is part of the fun.
MugiNo way, name still secret? That's like showing me the trailer and making me line up for the movie already!
Hop BroAnd the venue is Oirase Roman Park on September 19 and 20, with free admission. You'll get breweries from around the prefecture, local Towada food, and live music.
MugiFree makes that powerful! If there's food and music too, I could drag along friends who aren't even beer nerds yet.
Hop BroPlus Oirase Brewery has real roots: founded in 1997 in Towada, and they brew with Hakkoda groundwater for their core lineup.
MugiHold on, what even is subsurface water? You drop jargon so casually my brain just turned into foam!
Hop BroIt means groundwater naturally filtered through the earth, so the beer tastes clean and polished. Just talking about it makes me want one, especially with their four classic styles like pilsner, weizen, amber lager, and dark lager.
MugiI'm done for, I can already picture stone-oven food next to a fresh pour. I want that limited beer and Oirase's classics in my hands immediately.
