CRAFT Rainbow in Okayama posts tap list with Sankt Gallen Suika Wheat
CRAFT Rainbow, a beer pub in Nodayacho, Okayama City, shared a new tap list featuring Sankt Gallen’s Suika Wheat and four other beers. The pub is non-smoking, with a designated smoking area available.
Hop BroOkayama's latest tap list is pure summer energy. CRAFT Rainbow just opened five taps, led by St. Gallen's Watermelon Wheat.
MugiWatermelon beer!? That sounds like a festival booth jumped straight into a pint glass!
Hop BroIt's not just a gimmick beer either. It's a wheat beer with a light body, and the watermelon aroma makes it a true seasonal pour.
MugiHold on, what is wheat malt? Did a bakery just join the brewing team?
Hop BroPretty much beer's softer side. Using some wheat along with barley gives it a smoother mouthfeel, so you get that fluffy texture that's easy to chug.
MugiWhoa, and the lineup also has Isekadoya's LushHopIPA, Hop Kotan's Totonou, and Swan Lake's Nagi. That's a stacked little roster!
Hop BroExactly. IPA means hop aroma comes forward, and Nagi is a Kolsch, which ferments like an ale but drinks crisp like a lager, so it has a hybrid kind of charm.
MugiKolsch dual-wielding? That sounds like a special move, but basically you mean clean and easy to drink, right?
Hop BroRight on. They even keep a pilsner slot with Suntory draft, list the taps in both English and Japanese, stay smoke-free inside with a smoking area, and open from 3 p.m. Friday through Monday. That's thoughtful pub design.
MugiNow I really want to go. I'm starting with Watermelon Wheat, you're taking LushHopIPA, and then we can do an Okayama cheers before I steal a sip of everything.
CRAFT Rainbow, a beer pub in Nodayacho, Okayama City, posted a fresh tap update. The post presents the lineup in both English and Japanese, making it easy to see what is pouring at the bar.
Taps on this post
- WatermeronWeat / Suika Wheat (Sankt Gallen, Kanagawa)
- IPA / LushHopIPA (Ise Kadoya Beer, Mie)
- Paleale / Totonou (Hoppukotan Brewing, Hokkaido)
- Kolsch / Nagi (Swan Lake, Niigata)
- Pilsner / Suntory draft
Alongside the beer lineup, the post also mentions Japanese sake and shochu. The pub is described as non-smoking, with a separate smoking space, which makes it a comfortable stop for drinkers who want to focus on the beer.
CRAFT Rainbow is located at Nodayacho 2-5-4-101, Kita Ward, Okayama City. The post lists regular hours as 3:00 pm to midnight from Friday to Monday, and 5:00 pm to midnight from Tuesday to Thursday. For beer fans in Okayama, it is the kind of place worth checking whenever the tap list changes.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroOkayama's latest tap list is pure summer energy. CRAFT Rainbow just opened five taps, led by St. Gallen's Watermelon Wheat.
MugiWatermelon beer!? That sounds like a festival booth jumped straight into a pint glass!
Hop BroIt's not just a gimmick beer either. It's a wheat beer with a light body, and the watermelon aroma makes it a true seasonal pour.
MugiHold on, what is wheat malt? Did a bakery just join the brewing team?
Hop BroPretty much beer's softer side. Using some wheat along with barley gives it a smoother mouthfeel, so you get that fluffy texture that's easy to chug.
MugiWhoa, and the lineup also has Isekadoya's LushHopIPA, Hop Kotan's Totonou, and Swan Lake's Nagi. That's a stacked little roster!
Hop BroExactly. IPA means hop aroma comes forward, and Nagi is a Kolsch, which ferments like an ale but drinks crisp like a lager, so it has a hybrid kind of charm.
MugiKolsch dual-wielding? That sounds like a special move, but basically you mean clean and easy to drink, right?
Hop BroRight on. They even keep a pilsner slot with Suntory draft, list the taps in both English and Japanese, stay smoke-free inside with a smoking area, and open from 3 p.m. Friday through Monday. That's thoughtful pub design.
MugiNow I really want to go. I'm starting with Watermelon Wheat, you're taking LushHopIPA, and then we can do an Okayama cheers before I steal a sip of everything.
