Baird Brewery Garden Shuzenji to Hold 12th Anniversary Festival on May 23 and 24
Baird Brewery Garden Shuzenji (Izu, Shizuoka) will hold its 12th anniversary festival on Saturday, May 23 and Sunday, May 24. With the theme "Back to the Origins and Toward the Future," the event will highlight the brewing philosophy and craftsmanship Baird Beer has always valued, while also unveiling new beer styles and featuring a wide range of vendors.
Hop BroWhat stands out is Baird Brewery Garden Shuzenji, which is holding its 12th anniversary festival. The weekend of May 23 and 24 is going to be a big one in Shuzenji.
MugiReally? Is it that big of an event? Being held in Shuzenji makes it sound like you could enjoy a little travel mood too!
Hop BroThe theme is Back to the Origins and Toward the Future. It’s an anniversary festival where you can once again experience the brewing philosophy Baird has valued as a maker.
MugiSo beer has philosophy too...! But honestly, I’m not that good with complicated talk. Does the value of the real thing just mean it tastes good?
Hop BroTaste is definitely part of it, but it’s also about enjoying the ingredients and the attitude behind the brewing. And this time, they’re also going to unveil new beer styles.
MugiNew styles! Wait, what kind? Hearing about a taste of the future makes me really curious!
Hop BroThey haven’t put a specific label front and center yet, but it should still have Baird’s signature individuality and sense of challenge. Because it’s in an environment close to Shuzenji’s nature, the fit between the land and the brand is interesting too.
MugiDoes being close to nature make the beer stronger? That part is kind of mysterious! Tell me more about the strengths that come with the Shuzenji base!
Hop BroThe atmosphere of the brewery and the story of the place become part of the depth of the experience. And with lots of vendors taking part, you’ll be able to enjoy surrounding crafts too through a wide variety of stalls.
MugiWow, that sounds like the kind of event where you can stay all day! And there’s also an event in Numazu on May 23, right? With Numazu Port Town Bar happening too, I’d want to hop around between them!
Hop BroExactly. Since Baird is active in both Shuzenji and Numazu that weekend, it’s a treat for fans. In the end, it’s really a weekend that makes you want to drink.
MugiIt’s decided! First the anniversary festival in Shuzenji, and then I want to check out Numazu too! A weekend to fully enjoy Baird sounds absolutely perfect!
Baird Brewery Garden Shuzenji will hold its 12th anniversary festival on Saturday, May 23 and Sunday, May 24. This year’s theme is "Back to the Origins and Toward the Future." The event is designed to once again share the brewing mindset and philosophy that Baird Beer has long cherished, while also presenting new beer styles aimed at the future.
The post says many vendors are expected to take part, making it a weekend where visitors can experience "the value of the real thing" not only through beer, but through a variety of crafts as well. Marking this milestone anniversary, the event will offer something to enjoy that goes beyond flavor and includes the attitude of the makers themselves.
Baird Brewery Garden Shuzenji is one of Baird Beer’s bases in Izu, Shizuoka. Known as a brewery that has shared distinctive beers from an environment close to Shuzenji’s natural surroundings, it has built a strong reputation over the years. This anniversary festival is likely to be a place where the brewery’s history and the brand’s journey come together while pointing toward its next chapter.
The post also mentions the "Numazu Port Town Bar," which will be held in Numazu on Saturday, May 23. This edition will be the finale of the long-running event, and Baird is expected to participate at both Baird Beer Station Numazu and within Numazu Port. It looks set to be a weekend when Baird Beer’s activities overlap across its Shuzenji and Numazu locations.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroWhat stands out is Baird Brewery Garden Shuzenji, which is holding its 12th anniversary festival. The weekend of May 23 and 24 is going to be a big one in Shuzenji.
MugiReally? Is it that big of an event? Being held in Shuzenji makes it sound like you could enjoy a little travel mood too!
Hop BroThe theme is Back to the Origins and Toward the Future. It’s an anniversary festival where you can once again experience the brewing philosophy Baird has valued as a maker.
MugiSo beer has philosophy too...! But honestly, I’m not that good with complicated talk. Does the value of the real thing just mean it tastes good?
Hop BroTaste is definitely part of it, but it’s also about enjoying the ingredients and the attitude behind the brewing. And this time, they’re also going to unveil new beer styles.
MugiNew styles! Wait, what kind? Hearing about a taste of the future makes me really curious!
Hop BroThey haven’t put a specific label front and center yet, but it should still have Baird’s signature individuality and sense of challenge. Because it’s in an environment close to Shuzenji’s nature, the fit between the land and the brand is interesting too.
MugiDoes being close to nature make the beer stronger? That part is kind of mysterious! Tell me more about the strengths that come with the Shuzenji base!
Hop BroThe atmosphere of the brewery and the story of the place become part of the depth of the experience. And with lots of vendors taking part, you’ll be able to enjoy surrounding crafts too through a wide variety of stalls.
MugiWow, that sounds like the kind of event where you can stay all day! And there’s also an event in Numazu on May 23, right? With Numazu Port Town Bar happening too, I’d want to hop around between them!
Hop BroExactly. Since Baird is active in both Shuzenji and Numazu that weekend, it’s a treat for fans. In the end, it’s really a weekend that makes you want to drink.
MugiIt’s decided! First the anniversary festival in Shuzenji, and then I want to check out Numazu too! A weekend to fully enjoy Baird sounds absolutely perfect!
