CRAFT Rainbow in Okayama Pours Five Beers Including Orange Ale
CRAFT Rainbow, a beer pub in Nodayacho, Okayama, has announced a five-beer tap list featuring Orange Ale, IPA, Pale Ale, Oktoberfest, and Pilsner. The pub also serves sake and shochu in a non-smoking setting.
Hop BroThe five taps at Okayama’s Nodaya-cho beer pub, CRAFT Rainbow’s five taps, look seriously fun. From Orange Ale to Pilsner, you can sample very different styles in one stop.
MugiWhoa! Five beers on tap? I’d probably pace in front of the taps forever trying to choose my first glass!
Hop BroThe Tokyo beer listed as Orange Ale catches my eye first. It sounds ideal for starting with a bright, citrus-like aroma.
MugiIs orange ale like orange juice with alcohol? What is an Orange Ale?
Hop BroIt does not necessarily contain orange juice. Ale is a family of beers made with top fermentation; here, think of it as a citrus-inspired aroma. No chugging it like juice—that would be a waste!
MugiGot it: sniff first, then sip. Next, the Miyagi IPA has me curious! IPA is basically a craft-beer celebrity, right?
Hop BroIPA often puts hop aroma and bitterness center stage. Taking time with bitterness and vivid hop aroma is the fun part. I’d say it’s my moment—except I only share the name with hops.
MugiHop Bro, stop trying to become an ingredient! With Tokyo Pale Ale, Nara Oktoberfest, and Japanese Pilsner too, we can do a regional tasting flight.
Hop BroExactly. Oktoberfest can offer malty richness, while Pilsner is often crisp and easy-drinking—planning the order is part of the fun. They also have sake and shochu available, so it works for mixed groups.
MugiIt’s non-smoking, open until midnight, and starts at 3 p.m. Friday through Monday. Let’s check that day’s taps and head out for a relaxed Okayama toast!
Beer pub CRAFT Rainbow in Nodayacho, Okayama City, has shared its current tap list. The lineup consists of five beers: Orange Ale, IPA, Pale Ale, Oktoberfest, and Pilsner.
The post identifies Orange Ale as a Tokyo beer, IPA as a Miyagi beer, Pale Ale as a Tokyo beer, and Oktoberfest as a Nara beer. Pilsner is listed as being from Japan. No brewery names are specified in the original post, but the selection offers an opportunity to compare beers associated with several different regions.
In addition to craft beer, CRAFT Rainbow serves Japanese sake and shochu. The pub is non-smoking, with a separate smoking space available. This makes it a flexible stop for beer drinkers who want to explore the taps at their own pace, as well as for guests looking for a broader selection of Japanese drinks.
The pub is open from 3 p.m. to midnight Friday through Monday, and from 5 p.m. to midnight Tuesday through Thursday. It is located at 2-5-4 Nodayacho, Okayama City, Okayama. Visitors should check the pub’s latest tap information before heading over, as availability may change.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe five taps at Okayama’s Nodaya-cho beer pub, CRAFT Rainbow’s five taps, look seriously fun. From Orange Ale to Pilsner, you can sample very different styles in one stop.
MugiWhoa! Five beers on tap? I’d probably pace in front of the taps forever trying to choose my first glass!
Hop BroThe Tokyo beer listed as Orange Ale catches my eye first. It sounds ideal for starting with a bright, citrus-like aroma.
MugiIs orange ale like orange juice with alcohol? What is an Orange Ale?
Hop BroIt does not necessarily contain orange juice. Ale is a family of beers made with top fermentation; here, think of it as a citrus-inspired aroma. No chugging it like juice—that would be a waste!
MugiGot it: sniff first, then sip. Next, the Miyagi IPA has me curious! IPA is basically a craft-beer celebrity, right?
Hop BroIPA often puts hop aroma and bitterness center stage. Taking time with bitterness and vivid hop aroma is the fun part. I’d say it’s my moment—except I only share the name with hops.
MugiHop Bro, stop trying to become an ingredient! With Tokyo Pale Ale, Nara Oktoberfest, and Japanese Pilsner too, we can do a regional tasting flight.
Hop BroExactly. Oktoberfest can offer malty richness, while Pilsner is often crisp and easy-drinking—planning the order is part of the fun. They also have sake and shochu available, so it works for mixed groups.
MugiIt’s non-smoking, open until midnight, and starts at 3 p.m. Friday through Monday. Let’s check that day’s taps and head out for a relaxed Okayama toast!
