CRAFT Rainbow in Okayama posts a tap list with five craft beers and draft beer
CRAFT Rainbow, a beer pub in Okayama’s Nodayacho area, shared its daily tap lineup along with opening hours. The list includes five English-named craft beers and Japanese-labeled pours from Ushitora, Omishima Brewery, NamachaN Brewing, Swan Lake, and Suntory draft beer.
Hop BroThe place to watch here is CRAFT Rainbow in Nodayacho, Okayama. The tap lineup for the day looks seriously strong.
MugiWhat! Five craft taps and draft beer too? That is instant menu panic!
Hop BroThe English list runs from Fruitsale to HoppyPaleale, then Paleale, Alt, and Pilsner, so it is easy to follow the differences in flavor and finish.
MugiWait, what is Alt? That is not just a tall beer, right?!
Hop BroImportant question. It is a copper German ale with a toasty note and an easy drinkable balance.
MugiOhh, nice! Then Pilsner versus Alt sounds like a super clear tasting comparison for beginners.
Hop BroAnd the Japanese list is fun too, with Ushitora Kokokara Pine plus Oomishima Brewery Hoppy Pale Ale, NAMACHA'n Namape, Swanlake Album, and even Suntory draft.
MugiNo way, the first pint dilemma is very real! Do I start tropical with pineapple, or behave myself and begin with a classic draft?
Hop BroThe setup is easy to use too: 3 PM Fri-Mon, then 5 PM from Tuesday to Thursday. It is non-smoking inside, and they even show matches.
MugiI am saving this as an Okayama must-visit. First the Hoppy Pale Ale, then Alt, and I refuse to be stopped.
Hop BroThat order works. Planning at the taps is half the fun when a place lets you jump between fruity, hoppy, and classic pours.
MugiJust hearing this makes me want a pint right now. A tasting run at CRAFT Rainbow with a match on screen sounds perfect!
CRAFT Rainbow, a beer pub in Okayama City’s Nodayacho district, shared its business hours together with the day’s tap list. The English section featured `Fruitsale`, `HoppyPaleale`, `Paleale`, `Alt`, and `Pilsner`, giving the lineup a range from fruit-forward impressions to classic pale, alt, and pilsner styles.
The Japanese section listed `うしとら ココからパイン`, `大三島ブルワリー ホッピーペールエール`, `NAMACHAん なまぺ`, `スワンレイク Album`, and `サントリー生`. In other words, the pub offers both craft beer and draft beer, with several beers clearly labeled by brewery, which makes the lineup easy to follow for drinkers comparing styles.
The shop opens at 3:00 p.m. from Friday to Monday and at 5:00 p.m. from Tuesday to Thursday. Indoor smoking is prohibited, with a separate smoking area provided. The post also mentions broadcast coverage of J.League Hundred Year Vision League and ACL matches, making it a practical spot for watching sports over a pint.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe place to watch here is CRAFT Rainbow in Nodayacho, Okayama. The tap lineup for the day looks seriously strong.
MugiWhat! Five craft taps and draft beer too? That is instant menu panic!
Hop BroThe English list runs from Fruitsale to HoppyPaleale, then Paleale, Alt, and Pilsner, so it is easy to follow the differences in flavor and finish.
MugiWait, what is Alt? That is not just a tall beer, right?!
Hop BroImportant question. It is a copper German ale with a toasty note and an easy drinkable balance.
MugiOhh, nice! Then Pilsner versus Alt sounds like a super clear tasting comparison for beginners.
Hop BroAnd the Japanese list is fun too, with Ushitora Kokokara Pine plus Oomishima Brewery Hoppy Pale Ale, NAMACHA'n Namape, Swanlake Album, and even Suntory draft.
MugiNo way, the first pint dilemma is very real! Do I start tropical with pineapple, or behave myself and begin with a classic draft?
Hop BroThe setup is easy to use too: 3 PM Fri-Mon, then 5 PM from Tuesday to Thursday. It is non-smoking inside, and they even show matches.
MugiI am saving this as an Okayama must-visit. First the Hoppy Pale Ale, then Alt, and I refuse to be stopped.
Hop BroThat order works. Planning at the taps is half the fun when a place lets you jump between fruity, hoppy, and classic pours.
MugiJust hearing this makes me want a pint right now. A tasting run at CRAFT Rainbow with a match on screen sounds perfect!
