Sankt Gallen sells a "Sankt Day" thank-you set, with 8 bottles for under 500 yen each
Sankt Gallen, the original local beer maker, announced a "big thank-you set" to coincide with the March 9 and 10 "Sankt Day" celebration. Buyers can choose two bottles from 15 varieties, and the brewery selects the remaining six. The set ships as a total of eight bottles via refrigerated delivery, with the pitch of keeping the cost under 500 yen per bottle.
Hop BroToday’s topic: Kanagawa’s "original local beer maker," Sankt Gallen Brewery, is offering a "Big Thank-You Set" for "Sankt Day" on March 9 and 10! It’s 8 bottles, and even with refrigerated shipping included, it comes out to under 500 yen per bottle. That’s pretty aggressive.
MugiWhat!? 8 bottles for that price!? And free refrigerated shipping too? What kind of math makes that possible!?
Hop BroThe setup is clever. You can choose two bottles from a lineup of 15 varieties, and the remaining six come as a random assortment selected by the brewery. It’s designed so you can get one set of familiar picks and one set of adventurous choices at the same time!
MugiWhat is that! A random assortment is basically like a gacha, right? And I always hear the word "style," but what does it actually mean!?
Hop BroThat’s pretty much beer gacha, yes. "Style" means the beer’s category or form. Think directions like bitter, aromatic, or fruity. So the two bottles are your fixed favorites, and the six are for exploring new territory.
MugiOhhh! That’s beginner-friendly! And you can also pick the spring-only "Sakura" and the "Ichigo" releasing on March 12, so it really feels seasonal!
Hop BroThat’s the best part. It’s an event campaign, but it’s also practical: celebratory noshi wrapping, birthday use, White Day gifts, earliest shipping, and date-specific delivery are all supported. The mail-order flow is fully dialed in.
MugiThat’s so thoughtful! What was supposed to be a treat for myself is already turning into me placing an extra order under the excuse that it’s a gift...!
Hop BroSankt Gallen took on small-scale brewing in the U.S. before draft beer was legalized in Japan, then built its factory in Atsugi in 1997. As the "original local beer maker," it’s also excellent as a gateway to experiencing the breadth of that history’s lineup all at once.
MugiThen it’s decided! I’m putting in "Sakura" and getting excited about the six unknown bottles! Hop-nii, let’s do a dry run for the toast... I want to drink it right now!
Kanagawa craft brewery "Ganso Ji-Beer-ya Sankt Gallen" announced in an Instagram post at 10:50 p.m. on March 9, 2026 that it was selling a "big thank-you set" as its annual "Sankt Day" project.
According to the post, the set is made up of 15 varieties available now or coming soon. Customers choose two beers they like, and the brewery randomly selects the remaining six, creating a mixed assortment of eight bottles in total.
Set Highlights
- Free refrigerated shipping anywhere in Japan
- Under 500 yen per bottle, shipping included
- Seasonal spring-only "Sakura" can be selected
- "Ichigo," scheduled for release on March 12, can also be selected
- Suitable for celebratory noshi wrapping, birthdays, and White Day gifts
- Supports earliest shipping and date-specific delivery
Beyond the price appeal, the practical charm of this campaign lies in its mix of early access to seasonal releases and gift-friendly options. In particular, the "choose two bottles" format makes it easy to try both familiar favorites and styles you've never had before.
In its official information, Sankt Gallen describes itself as the "original local beer maker," with a history of working on small-scale brewing in the U.S. even before draft beer was legalized in Japan. It established its factory in Atsugi, Kanagawa Prefecture, in 1997 and continues to operate from the same area, Kaneda in Atsugi City. As a brewery that has maintained a broad lineup ranging from standard beers to seasonal limited releases and attention-grabbing project beers, this thank-you set seems likely to serve as an entry point to experience that diversity all at once.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s topic: Kanagawa’s "original local beer maker," Sankt Gallen Brewery, is offering a "Big Thank-You Set" for "Sankt Day" on March 9 and 10! It’s 8 bottles, and even with refrigerated shipping included, it comes out to under 500 yen per bottle. That’s pretty aggressive.
MugiWhat!? 8 bottles for that price!? And free refrigerated shipping too? What kind of math makes that possible!?
Hop BroThe setup is clever. You can choose two bottles from a lineup of 15 varieties, and the remaining six come as a random assortment selected by the brewery. It’s designed so you can get one set of familiar picks and one set of adventurous choices at the same time!
MugiWhat is that! A random assortment is basically like a gacha, right? And I always hear the word "style," but what does it actually mean!?
Hop BroThat’s pretty much beer gacha, yes. "Style" means the beer’s category or form. Think directions like bitter, aromatic, or fruity. So the two bottles are your fixed favorites, and the six are for exploring new territory.
MugiOhhh! That’s beginner-friendly! And you can also pick the spring-only "Sakura" and the "Ichigo" releasing on March 12, so it really feels seasonal!
Hop BroThat’s the best part. It’s an event campaign, but it’s also practical: celebratory noshi wrapping, birthday use, White Day gifts, earliest shipping, and date-specific delivery are all supported. The mail-order flow is fully dialed in.
MugiThat’s so thoughtful! What was supposed to be a treat for myself is already turning into me placing an extra order under the excuse that it’s a gift...!
Hop BroSankt Gallen took on small-scale brewing in the U.S. before draft beer was legalized in Japan, then built its factory in Atsugi in 1997. As the "original local beer maker," it’s also excellent as a gateway to experiencing the breadth of that history’s lineup all at once.
MugiThen it’s decided! I’m putting in "Sakura" and getting excited about the six unknown bottles! Hop-nii, let’s do a dry run for the toast... I want to drink it right now!
