Orang Craft Brewery to host 2nd anniversary party in Saiki on July 11-12
Orang Craft Brewery in Saiki, Oita, will hold its 2nd anniversary party on July 11 and 12. The brewery has also unveiled the fourth exhibitor in the lineup, Le TAMAI, and shared details on the venue, beer sizes, and advance tickets.
Hop BroI’ve got a story about the 2nd anniversary party. ORANG CRAFT BREWERY in Saiki is holding it on July 11 and 12.
MugiWait, ORANG CRAFT BREWERY is basically throwing itself a birthday party? I already want to raise a glass!
Hop BroExactly, and it’s a three-venue setup using the brewery, Cafe KIISA, and the front parking lot, so it feels like the whole community is celebrating.
MugiWhoa! So which beers are pouring? IPA, stout... my mouth started sprinting already!
Hop BroThe article says beer names unreleased for now. This time the spotlight is less on specific labels or styles and more on how the anniversary event is built.
MugiSo I have to choose my first pour by instinct? That is stressful in a very fun way!
Hop BroBut one highlight is clear: Le TAMAI joins the event. Chef Tamai is bringing food matched to the beers, plus dishes made with beer itself.
MugiWhat! Beer-based dishes? The drinks just switched teams and joined the food lineup!
Hop BroThat’s the magic of pairing. You don’t make the beer and food fight, you line them up so each one lifts the other.
MugiHold on, magic of pairing sounds like a wizard skill! So it basically means everything tastes better together?
Hop BroExactly. Beer comes in S, M, and L sizes, and presale runs from July 2 to July 10: five S pours for 2,500 yen, five M pours for 3,300 yen, and sharing is allowed that day.
MugiThat rules! If presale tickets are shareable, tasting with friends gets way easier, and now I really want to be in Saiki on July 11 and 12.
Orang Craft Brewery in Saiki, Oita, will hold its 2nd anniversary party on July 11 and 12. The venue will span ORANG CRAFT BREWERY, Cafe KIISA, and the ORANG CRAFT parking area, turning the brewery's milestone into a city-wide gathering.
The latest exhibitor announcement introduces `Le TAMAI` (@le_tamai) as the fourth participant in the lineup. Le TAMAI is a new project by chef Tamai, who has spent many years working in French and Italian kitchens. According to the post, the stand will offer dishes designed to pair with Orang Craft's beer, along with food cooked using the brewery's own beer.
Beer will be served in S, M, and L sizes. Advance tickets are available from July 2 through July 10, with 5 cups in S size priced at 2,500 yen and 5 cups in M size at 3,300 yen. Tickets can be reserved by direct message or at the brewery, are valid only on the event day, and can be shared.
For a brewery based in Saiki, this anniversary party is a clear way to show how the project has grown over two years, with beer and food at the center of the experience.
Reference: Instagram post
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI’ve got a story about the 2nd anniversary party. ORANG CRAFT BREWERY in Saiki is holding it on July 11 and 12.
MugiWait, ORANG CRAFT BREWERY is basically throwing itself a birthday party? I already want to raise a glass!
Hop BroExactly, and it’s a three-venue setup using the brewery, Cafe KIISA, and the front parking lot, so it feels like the whole community is celebrating.
MugiWhoa! So which beers are pouring? IPA, stout... my mouth started sprinting already!
Hop BroThe article says beer names unreleased for now. This time the spotlight is less on specific labels or styles and more on how the anniversary event is built.
MugiSo I have to choose my first pour by instinct? That is stressful in a very fun way!
Hop BroBut one highlight is clear: Le TAMAI joins the event. Chef Tamai is bringing food matched to the beers, plus dishes made with beer itself.
MugiWhat! Beer-based dishes? The drinks just switched teams and joined the food lineup!
Hop BroThat’s the magic of pairing. You don’t make the beer and food fight, you line them up so each one lifts the other.
MugiHold on, magic of pairing sounds like a wizard skill! So it basically means everything tastes better together?
Hop BroExactly. Beer comes in S, M, and L sizes, and presale runs from July 2 to July 10: five S pours for 2,500 yen, five M pours for 3,300 yen, and sharing is allowed that day.
MugiThat rules! If presale tickets are shareable, tasting with friends gets way easier, and now I really want to be in Saiki on July 11 and 12.
