OGA BREWING COMPANY offers a Father’s Day-labeled Pale Ale
OGA BREWING COMPANY in Mitaka, Tokyo, announced a special Pale Ale for Father’s Day on its Instagram account. The post also mentioned custom hand-drawn labels and shared opening hours, making it easy to read as both a beer update and a gift idea.
Hop BroFather's Day beer news worth watching: Mitaka's OGA BREWING COMPANY is selling a special pale ale.
MugiWait, and you can add a custom doodle label too? That's a gift and an art project at the same time!
Hop BroExactly. This one combines Father's Day labels with labels made from your own drawings, which is a pretty smart move.
MugiWhoa, but what is pale ale exactly? It sounds like something serious beer people discuss with intimidating faces!
Hop BroPeople overcomplicate it. It's really about malt-hop balance: not too bitter, nicely aromatic, and easy to enjoy.
MugiNo way, so it's a Father's Day gift and a craft beer starter? I might accidentally drink Dad's present first.
Hop BroThe Instagram post is bilingual too, and a staff member adds a Mitaka check-in, which gives it a real neighborhood brewery feel.
MugiEven the note about the weather calming down after the typhoon has brewery postcard energy. That's weirdly adorable!
Hop BroThey also shared the hours: weekdays 1 to 8 p.m., weekends and holidays 11 to 8, closed Tuesdays, so it's easy after work.
MugiFood last call at 7:15 and drinks at 7:30? That's dangerously convenient for making a beer plan!
Hop BroRight? It's the kind of pale ale that's fun on the label and satisfying in the glass, a gift that tempts you.
MugiTotally. Now I want one for Father's Day and one for myself. Mitaka beer run sounds inevitable!
In an Instagram post dated June 4, OGA BREWING COMPANY introduced a special Pale Ale for Father’s Day and announced that it is accepting custom hand-drawn labels. The bilingual post was shared by staff member Uika, who also noted that the weather in Mitaka had become more comfortable after the typhoon.
Father’s Day falls on June 21. According to the post, the brewery is selling a Father’s Day-labeled Pale Ale, and customers can also order a label featuring their own drawing. That makes the bottle itself part of the gift, not just the beer inside.
The post also lists the brewery’s opening hours: 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm on weekdays, 11:00 am to 8:00 pm on weekends and holidays, with Tuesday closed. Food last orders are at 7:15 pm and drink last orders at 7:30 pm. On its official site, OGA BREWING describes itself as a brewery with an on-site taproom in Mitaka, where guests can enjoy craft beer close to the brewing setup.
Reference: Instagram post, OGA BREWING official site
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroFather's Day beer news worth watching: Mitaka's OGA BREWING COMPANY is selling a special pale ale.
MugiWait, and you can add a custom doodle label too? That's a gift and an art project at the same time!
Hop BroExactly. This one combines Father's Day labels with labels made from your own drawings, which is a pretty smart move.
MugiWhoa, but what is pale ale exactly? It sounds like something serious beer people discuss with intimidating faces!
Hop BroPeople overcomplicate it. It's really about malt-hop balance: not too bitter, nicely aromatic, and easy to enjoy.
MugiNo way, so it's a Father's Day gift and a craft beer starter? I might accidentally drink Dad's present first.
Hop BroThe Instagram post is bilingual too, and a staff member adds a Mitaka check-in, which gives it a real neighborhood brewery feel.
MugiEven the note about the weather calming down after the typhoon has brewery postcard energy. That's weirdly adorable!
Hop BroThey also shared the hours: weekdays 1 to 8 p.m., weekends and holidays 11 to 8, closed Tuesdays, so it's easy after work.
MugiFood last call at 7:15 and drinks at 7:30? That's dangerously convenient for making a beer plan!
Hop BroRight? It's the kind of pale ale that's fun on the label and satisfying in the glass, a gift that tempts you.
MugiTotally. Now I want one for Father's Day and one for myself. Mitaka beer run sounds inevitable!
