OGA BREWING sells a summer gift set with a limited beer, 10% off online
OGA BREWING COMPANY, based in Mitaka, Tokyo, is offering an ochugen gift set for summer. Orders placed online receive 10% off and come with noshi gift wrapping. The six-pack combines its flagship Mitaka Pale Ale, the limited Weiss Earl, and the semi-regular Midori Boshi.
Hop BroMugi, today's topic is a six-pack summer gift from OGA BREWING COMPANY in Mitaka. It's 10% off online, and it even comes with a noshi gift label, which makes it a sharp summer present.
MugiWhat! Delivered with a noshi too? That's weirdly proper for craft beer! Send that to a beer-loving relative and you instantly look tasteful.
Hop BroAnd the contents are solid. Three beers, two each: Mitaka Pale Ale, the limited Weiss Hakushaku, and the semi-regular Midoriboshi, all for 3,960 yen.
MugiWhoa, but Weiss Hakushaku sounds like some aristocrat showing up with a goblet. What kind of beer is it?
Hop BroThat's the fun part. Three distinct styles: Mitaka Pale Ale is an English pale ale, Weiss Hakushaku is a weizen, and Midoriboshi is Kolsch-style.
MugiHang on, what does Kolsch-style mean? These words are coming so fast my brain has more foam than the beer!
Hop BroIn simple terms, clean and crisp. The weizen keeps bitterness gentle and easygoing, Midoriboshi finishes light and snappy, and Mitaka Pale Ale holds the balanced middle.
MugiOkay, that sounds fun to compare! Even if you don't know someone's taste, one of those is probably going to hit.
Hop BroExactly. OGA BREWING sees beer as a conversation starter, and you can feel that local Mitaka taproom spirit carried into this set.
MugiI love that. Perfect for summer visits, and the second someone opens the box, everybody's going to ask which one to crack first.
Hop BroAnd that's why I want one too. It's a smart gift, but slipping a limited Weiss Hakushaku into the box is honestly unfair to my self-control.
MugiDecision made: I want to drink it now. Let's call it research and open one before we send any out, Hop Bro!
A summer gift idea from Mitaka
OGA BREWING COMPANY, a craft brewery based in Mitaka, Tokyo, is promoting a summer ochugen gift set. The brewery says the six-pack is available at 10% off when ordered online, and it will be shipped with noshi gift wrapping.
One box, three different beers
The set includes two bottles each of `Mitaka Pale Ale`, `Weiss Earl`, and `Midori Boshi`. The listed price is JPY 3,960. It brings together the brewery's flagship pale ale, a limited beer, and a semi-regular beer in one package, making it easy to gift even if you do not know the recipient's exact preference.
`Mitaka Pale Ale` is an English pale ale with a balanced profile. `Weiss Earl` is a weizen designed to be approachable, especially for drinkers who do not usually gravitate toward bitter beers. `Midori Boshi` is a Kölsch-style beer with a clean, crisp finish. Together, the three beers offer a compact tasting range that works well for summer drinking.
Beer as a conversation starter
On its official site, OGA BREWING describes beer as a tool that can spark conversation. The brewery also operates a taproom in Mitaka and has long positioned itself as a local maker that connects beer with everyday life. Seen in that context, this gift set is more than a seasonal product: it is a practical way to share the brewery's range with someone else.
For beer lovers looking for a summer gift, this set is worth a look, especially because it includes a limited release alongside the brewery's core lineup.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroMugi, today's topic is a six-pack summer gift from OGA BREWING COMPANY in Mitaka. It's 10% off online, and it even comes with a noshi gift label, which makes it a sharp summer present.
MugiWhat! Delivered with a noshi too? That's weirdly proper for craft beer! Send that to a beer-loving relative and you instantly look tasteful.
Hop BroAnd the contents are solid. Three beers, two each: Mitaka Pale Ale, the limited Weiss Hakushaku, and the semi-regular Midoriboshi, all for 3,960 yen.
MugiWhoa, but Weiss Hakushaku sounds like some aristocrat showing up with a goblet. What kind of beer is it?
Hop BroThat's the fun part. Three distinct styles: Mitaka Pale Ale is an English pale ale, Weiss Hakushaku is a weizen, and Midoriboshi is Kolsch-style.
MugiHang on, what does Kolsch-style mean? These words are coming so fast my brain has more foam than the beer!
Hop BroIn simple terms, clean and crisp. The weizen keeps bitterness gentle and easygoing, Midoriboshi finishes light and snappy, and Mitaka Pale Ale holds the balanced middle.
MugiOkay, that sounds fun to compare! Even if you don't know someone's taste, one of those is probably going to hit.
Hop BroExactly. OGA BREWING sees beer as a conversation starter, and you can feel that local Mitaka taproom spirit carried into this set.
MugiI love that. Perfect for summer visits, and the second someone opens the box, everybody's going to ask which one to crack first.
Hop BroAnd that's why I want one too. It's a smart gift, but slipping a limited Weiss Hakushaku into the box is honestly unfair to my self-control.
MugiDecision made: I want to drink it now. Let's call it research and open one before we send any out, Hop Bro!
