Baird Beer to host a three-location anniversary festival from July 18
Baird Beer will hold its first joint three-venue event to mark its 26th anniversary from July 18 to 20. The lineup includes location-exclusive special beers, a multi-venue punch ticket, and day-by-day programs.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Baird Anniversary Fest. It’s Baird Beer’s 26th anniversary event, and for the first time all three venues are joining forces.
MugiWhat, three venues together? So this is basically a beer-hopping festival? I’m already into it!
Hop BroExactly. The sites are Shuzenji, Mishima, and Numazu, and Baird Brewery Garden Shuzenji is right at the center of it.
MugiWhoa, and if there are limited special beers, my weekend plans and my wallet are both standing at attention!
Hop BroEach shop is pouring special beers at 800 yen. The beer names are still under wraps, and the 6-drink Nombee Ticket is 4,200 yen, so you save 600 yen.
MugiWait, style still secret? When people say beer style, my brain immediately pictures a dress code!
Hop BroIn beer, style means category. Think IPA or stout, like the blueprint of the beer. Since it’s unreleased this time, part of the fun is grinning at the tap list on the day.
MugiOkay, then I want to grab a Nombee Ticket and conquer all three spots. Do I get prize loot for that?
Hop BroYou do. Buy the ticket and collect stamps from all three venues, and you get an original-era non-sale glass plus one beer of your choice. They’re also encouraging reusable cups and Baird glassware.
MugiResponsible and delicious, perfect. So how do I avoid missing the daily event lineup?
Hop BroOn July 18, Mishima has a tasting competition. July 19 brings live music in Numazu, and July 20 wraps with a DJ and live music in Shuzenji. Shuzenji is one of Baird’s brewing bases, so even the air feels beer-ready.
MugiIf I finish with a Shuzenji finale, limited beer plus music might completely rewire my personality in the best way!
Hop BroThat’s the idea. A three-stop toast crawl for Baird’s 26th anniversary is exactly the kind of plan that makes me want the first pour right now.
Baird Beer will celebrate its 26th anniversary with Baird Anniversary Festival / Summer Festival, a first-time joint event across three venues: Beer Station Numazu, Beer Station Mishima, and Baird Brewery Garden Shuzenji in Izu, Shizuoka.
The event runs for three days, from July 18 to July 20. According to the official materials, each venue will pour location-exclusive special beers, priced at 800 yen per glass. The festival also offers a multi-venue punch ticket called Nonbei-ken, sold as a six-drink set for 4,200 yen, which is presented as a 600-yen savings.
There is also a stamp-rally style promotion. Guests who buy the punch ticket during the event period and visit all three venues to collect stamps will receive a non-sale commemorative glass that was used in Baird's early days, along with one beer of their choice. Visitors are also encouraged to bring their own cup or use Baird-branded glassware and reusable cups.
Daily programming is split across the three venues:
- July 18 / Beer Station Mishima: tasting sessions at 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.
- July 19 / Beer Station Numazu: live music from 1:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
- July 20 / Brewery Garden Shuzenji: DJ set plus live music from noon
Baird Brewery Garden Shuzenji is one of Baird's brewing bases, and it plays a central role in this anniversary lineup. With venue-specific beers, live entertainment, and a collectible reward program, the event is designed as a multi-site celebration of the brewery's 26-year history.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Baird Anniversary Fest. It’s Baird Beer’s 26th anniversary event, and for the first time all three venues are joining forces.
MugiWhat, three venues together? So this is basically a beer-hopping festival? I’m already into it!
Hop BroExactly. The sites are Shuzenji, Mishima, and Numazu, and Baird Brewery Garden Shuzenji is right at the center of it.
MugiWhoa, and if there are limited special beers, my weekend plans and my wallet are both standing at attention!
Hop BroEach shop is pouring special beers at 800 yen. The beer names are still under wraps, and the 6-drink Nombee Ticket is 4,200 yen, so you save 600 yen.
MugiWait, style still secret? When people say beer style, my brain immediately pictures a dress code!
Hop BroIn beer, style means category. Think IPA or stout, like the blueprint of the beer. Since it’s unreleased this time, part of the fun is grinning at the tap list on the day.
MugiOkay, then I want to grab a Nombee Ticket and conquer all three spots. Do I get prize loot for that?
Hop BroYou do. Buy the ticket and collect stamps from all three venues, and you get an original-era non-sale glass plus one beer of your choice. They’re also encouraging reusable cups and Baird glassware.
MugiResponsible and delicious, perfect. So how do I avoid missing the daily event lineup?
Hop BroOn July 18, Mishima has a tasting competition. July 19 brings live music in Numazu, and July 20 wraps with a DJ and live music in Shuzenji. Shuzenji is one of Baird’s brewing bases, so even the air feels beer-ready.
MugiIf I finish with a Shuzenji finale, limited beer plus music might completely rewire my personality in the best way!
Hop BroThat’s the idea. A three-stop toast crawl for Baird’s 26th anniversary is exactly the kind of plan that makes me want the first pour right now.
