AGARIHAMA Brewery shares September calendar with bottle-only sales and event appearances
AGARIHAMA Brewery posted its September operating calendar on September 1. Bottle-only sales run from September 10 to 13, the brewery will appear at the Keyaki Hiroba Beer Festival Autumn from September 17 to 21, and a joint TTO with live sanshin music is planned for September 22.
Hop BroAgarihama Brewery in Yonabaru, Okinawa just released its September business calendar. This time, it is less about a new beer launch and more about a packed month of activity.
MugiWait, a calendar is news? A brewery schedule can really be that important?
Hop BroIt can. From September 10 to 13, they will be doing bottle sales only from 11:00 to 17:00. So it is a bit different from their usual taproom service.
MugiWhoa, hold on. Taproom service sounds like one of those craft beer words that expects me to pass a quiz!
Hop BroNothing scary. It just means a place to drink onsite. This time, the focus is less on hanging out there and more on buying bottles to take home.
MugiGot it! So this is basically a take-home beer phase where I can line up bottles in my fridge and admire them.
Hop BroThen the middle of the month gets busy. From September 17 to 21, they are joining Keyaki Hiroba Beer Festival Autumn in Saitama. A brewery from Okinawa heading out of prefecture like that is a strong move.
MugiOkinawa to Saitama? That is serious beer mileage. And since the article does not list specific beer names or styles yet, now I really want to know what they are pouring!
Hop BroExactly. This article is more about the schedule than the lineup. But on September 22, they have a joint TTO event with Beerboy PARCO and Rio Brewing Co., plus a live sanshin performance. TTO means the taps are mostly taken over by one brewery.
MugiThat sounds perfect! A sanshin and beer night with a tap takeover is way too tempting. Now I want a glass of Agarihama beer, whether in Yonabaru or Saitama.
AGARIHAMA Brewery posted its September operating calendar on Instagram on September 1. For the first half of the month, the Yonabaru, Okinawa brewery is leaning more toward sales and take-home purchases than regular taproom service. From September 10 to 13, it will operate as bottle sales only, with hours set from 11:00 to 17:00.
The bigger draw comes later in the month. From September 17 to 21, AGARIHAMA is scheduled to take part in the Keyaki Hiroba Beer Festival Autumn in Saitama. On September 22, the brewery plans a joint TTO with Beerboy PARCO and Rio Brewing Co., along with live sanshin music. The calendar shows a brewery that is active both at home in Okinawa and at beer events outside the prefecture.
For drinkers, this kind of calendar is practical as well as informative. It helps set up a visit to the taproom in Yonabaru, or a chance to catch the brewery’s beers at an off-site event. It is a simple monthly notice, but it also shows how AGARIHAMA keeps moving between local service, collaborations, and festival appearances.
Source: Instagram post / Official site
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAgarihama Brewery in Yonabaru, Okinawa just released its September business calendar. This time, it is less about a new beer launch and more about a packed month of activity.
MugiWait, a calendar is news? A brewery schedule can really be that important?
Hop BroIt can. From September 10 to 13, they will be doing bottle sales only from 11:00 to 17:00. So it is a bit different from their usual taproom service.
MugiWhoa, hold on. Taproom service sounds like one of those craft beer words that expects me to pass a quiz!
Hop BroNothing scary. It just means a place to drink onsite. This time, the focus is less on hanging out there and more on buying bottles to take home.
MugiGot it! So this is basically a take-home beer phase where I can line up bottles in my fridge and admire them.
Hop BroThen the middle of the month gets busy. From September 17 to 21, they are joining Keyaki Hiroba Beer Festival Autumn in Saitama. A brewery from Okinawa heading out of prefecture like that is a strong move.
MugiOkinawa to Saitama? That is serious beer mileage. And since the article does not list specific beer names or styles yet, now I really want to know what they are pouring!
Hop BroExactly. This article is more about the schedule than the lineup. But on September 22, they have a joint TTO event with Beerboy PARCO and Rio Brewing Co., plus a live sanshin performance. TTO means the taps are mostly taken over by one brewery.
MugiThat sounds perfect! A sanshin and beer night with a tap takeover is way too tempting. Now I want a glass of Agarihama beer, whether in Yonabaru or Saitama.
