Oyoroko Brewery Joins Oedo Beer Festival 2026 Autumn in Shinagawa with Blueberry Ale
Nagoya-based Oyoroko Brewery will take part in Oedo Beer Festival 2026 Autumn Season 2, held at the plaza in front of Shinagawa Intercity’s S&R Building from September 8 to 12, 2026. Alongside its four core beers, the brewery will serve a blueberry ale made with blueberries from Noto and petit canelés.
Hop BroOyoroko Brewery is joining Oedo Beer Festival 2026 Autumn in Shinagawa.
MugiWhat? It’s a free-entry beer festival? That deserves a spot on the real calendar!
Hop BroIt runs at Shinagawa Intercity S&R Plaza from September 8 to 12.
MugiFive whole days! I might hold a beer selection meeting in the plaza.
Hop BroThere are four staples: American Pale Ale, Pilsner, Weizen, and a bold bitter Double IPA.
MugiDoes Double IPA mean twice the bitterness? Like a double-hop mountain?
Hop BroPretty close! IPA highlights hop aroma and bitterness, while a Double IPA is often stronger and richer—the final boss of bitterness.
MugiThen I need the Noto blueberry ale as a recovery item! Is fruit beer always sweet?
Hop BroNot necessarily. Its blueberry aroma and acidity should shine in a tasting flight, and they’ll also sell petit canelés with ice cream.
MugiBeer, canelés, and ice cream? Let’s toast in Shinagawa with a beer for little celebrations!
Oyoroko Brewery has announced its participation in Oedo Beer Festival 2026 Autumn Season 2 in Shinagawa, Tokyo. The event will run from Tuesday, September 8 through Saturday, September 12, 2026, at the plaza in front of Shinagawa Intercity’s S&R Building. Admission is free.
The brewery will bring its four core beers to the festival: an American Pale Ale with a bright, fruity hop aroma and a clean finish; a refreshing Pilsner; a fruity and mellow Weizen; and a Double IPA marked by expressive hop character and pronounced bitterness.
This appearance will also feature a blueberry ale made with blueberries from Noto. Its fruit-focused character should offer visitors an opportunity to compare a more distinctive seasonal-style beer with Oyoroko’s established lineup. In addition to beer, the booth will sell petit canelés from “Canelé and Ice,” adding a dessert option to the festival experience.
Based in Mizuho Ward, Nagoya, Oyoroko Brewery is a craft beer brand operated by Bride to Be, a company known for its wedding venue business. The brand was created to make beers that accompany not only major celebrations but also the smaller moments of happiness found in everyday life. Its team includes professional chefs and sommeliers, and the beers are developed with food pairing in mind.
On its official website, Oyoroko presents the Pale Ale, Pilsner, Weizen, and Double IPA as beers suited to different types of joyful occasions. At the Shinagawa festival, visitors can explore those styles according to their mood and food choices, while also trying the Noto blueberry ale and pairing the beers with petit canelés.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroOyoroko Brewery is joining Oedo Beer Festival 2026 Autumn in Shinagawa.
MugiWhat? It’s a free-entry beer festival? That deserves a spot on the real calendar!
Hop BroIt runs at Shinagawa Intercity S&R Plaza from September 8 to 12.
MugiFive whole days! I might hold a beer selection meeting in the plaza.
Hop BroThere are four staples: American Pale Ale, Pilsner, Weizen, and a bold bitter Double IPA.
MugiDoes Double IPA mean twice the bitterness? Like a double-hop mountain?
Hop BroPretty close! IPA highlights hop aroma and bitterness, while a Double IPA is often stronger and richer—the final boss of bitterness.
MugiThen I need the Noto blueberry ale as a recovery item! Is fruit beer always sweet?
Hop BroNot necessarily. Its blueberry aroma and acidity should shine in a tasting flight, and they’ll also sell petit canelés with ice cream.
MugiBeer, canelés, and ice cream? Let’s toast in Shinagawa with a beer for little celebrations!
