Baeren Brewery to Exhibit at Takashimaya Nihombashi’s "Great Iwate Exhibition," Offering 14 Draft Beers and Limited Releases
Baeren Brewery, based in Morioka, Iwate, will set up a booth at the "Great Iwate Exhibition" held on the 8th floor of the Main Building of Nihombashi Takashimaya S.C. During the event from April 1 to 6, it will offer a record-high total of 14 draft beers, along with a special beer available only at the venue and merchandise.
Hop BroThe Baeren Brewery from Morioka, Iwate is setting up shop. At the "Great Iwate Exhibition" on the 8th floor of the Main Building of Nihombashi Takashimaya S.C., from April 1 to 6, they’re bringing a seriously ambitious lineup.
MugiWait, a department store is going that hard!? 14 draft beers sounds like a beer festival!
Hop BroExactly, and it’s the most ever: 14 varieties. That’s strong, with the regular Classic, the world’s number one Schwarz, the world’s second-place TG Pilsner, and the popular Alt all on tap.
MugiSchwarz? Is that some kind of spell!? I get that it’s a dark beer style, but what do you mean world number one?
Hop BroSchwarz means black in German, so it’s the type that brings out a roasty aroma beautifully. It’s not too heavy and easy to drink, which is very Baeren, and the TG Pilsner is also crisp and popular.
MugiOhhh! And there’s a limited one too!? Iwate Exhibition limited beer means they brewed it just for the venue, right!
Hop BroThat’s right. It’s planned to be available in limited quantities from the first day, and you can’t miss the venue-exclusive pour. They’ll also have rye beer, a collaboration with Mikkeller, Ichinote no Saison, Onmen Broi, and Morioka apple dry cider, so they’re really going all in.
MugiI’m already full just from the names! Having apple cider too really gives it that Iwate feel!
Hop BroThe merch is solid too: the event mug that changes every year, growlers, and even Mikkeller T-shirts. Plus, they’ll do the draft-beer takeout can, which fills a can with draft beer on the spot, so it’s great for people who want to take it home.
MugiWait, you can take home what they pour at the venue!? Takeout cans sound kind of futuristic!
Hop BroAnd they even have a set of two draft beers plus sausage, so the whole thing is really well put together. It’s nice that you can experience Baeren’s character, passed down through old German brewing equipment, right there in Nihombashi.
MugiThis is a must-go! A limited beer on site, then another while snacking on sausage afterward sounds absolutely perfect!
Baeren Brewery (Morioka, Iwate Prefecture) will exhibit at the "Great Iwate Exhibition" held on the 8th floor of the Main Building of Nihombashi Takashimaya S.C. The event runs from Wednesday, April 1, to Monday, April 6. Hours are 10:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., and on the final day until 6:00 p.m.
In a post, the brewery said it will line up a record-high total of 14 draft beers this time. The selection is set to include its standard "Classic," the world-award-winning "Schwarz," the world’s second-place "TG Pilsner," the popular "Alt," a limited "Rye Beer," a collaboration beer with Mikkeller, "Ichinote no Saison," "Onmen Broi," and "Morioka Apple Dry Cider."
One of the highlights this time is the "Iwate Exhibition Limited Beer." This special beer was brewed specifically for the venue, will be available in limited quantities, and will be served from the opening day. The brewery also says it will share information about the start beer and the limited beer on social media during the event.
Merchandise will also be extensive, including the event mug that changes design every year, a Mikkeller collaboration T-shirt, souvenir shirts, and growlers with the Baeren logo. In addition, it will offer a "draft beer takeout can," which fills a can with draft beer on the spot. Bottled beer, canned beer, cider, wine, and non-alcoholic drinks will also be available, and shipping will be supported.
In addition, a set featuring "two draft beers plus sausage" will also be offered. Baeren Brewery is based in Kitayama, Morioka City, and is known for traditional beer-making that inherits old German brewing equipment. Among the event’s selection of Iwate food and local products, it should be a chance to enjoy the brewery’s wide-ranging lineup directly.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe Baeren Brewery from Morioka, Iwate is setting up shop. At the "Great Iwate Exhibition" on the 8th floor of the Main Building of Nihombashi Takashimaya S.C., from April 1 to 6, they’re bringing a seriously ambitious lineup.
MugiWait, a department store is going that hard!? 14 draft beers sounds like a beer festival!
Hop BroExactly, and it’s the most ever: 14 varieties. That’s strong, with the regular Classic, the world’s number one Schwarz, the world’s second-place TG Pilsner, and the popular Alt all on tap.
MugiSchwarz? Is that some kind of spell!? I get that it’s a dark beer style, but what do you mean world number one?
Hop BroSchwarz means black in German, so it’s the type that brings out a roasty aroma beautifully. It’s not too heavy and easy to drink, which is very Baeren, and the TG Pilsner is also crisp and popular.
MugiOhhh! And there’s a limited one too!? Iwate Exhibition limited beer means they brewed it just for the venue, right!
Hop BroThat’s right. It’s planned to be available in limited quantities from the first day, and you can’t miss the venue-exclusive pour. They’ll also have rye beer, a collaboration with Mikkeller, Ichinote no Saison, Onmen Broi, and Morioka apple dry cider, so they’re really going all in.
MugiI’m already full just from the names! Having apple cider too really gives it that Iwate feel!
Hop BroThe merch is solid too: the event mug that changes every year, growlers, and even Mikkeller T-shirts. Plus, they’ll do the draft-beer takeout can, which fills a can with draft beer on the spot, so it’s great for people who want to take it home.
MugiWait, you can take home what they pour at the venue!? Takeout cans sound kind of futuristic!
Hop BroAnd they even have a set of two draft beers plus sausage, so the whole thing is really well put together. It’s nice that you can experience Baeren’s character, passed down through old German brewing equipment, right there in Nihombashi.
MugiThis is a must-go! A limited beer on site, then another while snacking on sausage afterward sounds absolutely perfect!
