"Celebrating Beer"
Baird Brewing is a joint partnership company founded in 2000 in Numazu, Japan by the husband & wife team of Bryan and Sayuri Baird.
We are a family company born of a deep passion for beer and a great reverence for brewing history, tradition and culture.
Our motto is Celebrating Beer.
This, to us, means the comprehensive enjoyment of beer in a way that enhances the overall experience of life.
Brewed with painstaking care,
passion and reverence for tradition.
Baird Beer is a celebratory experience in flavor.
The flavors of malt and hops and yeast are highlighted and celebrated;
they are not eviscerated by over-processing in the brewery.
We craft Baird Beer in small batches with painstaking care,
passion and both reverence and irreverence for tradition.
We hope you enjoy imbibing Baird Beer as much as we enjoy crafting it.

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The finest Baird Beer experience
that customers will find.
Perfectly dispensed draught Baird Beer and delicious made-from-scratch "craft cuisine" are pillars one and two of the Baird Taproom experience. The third is "Omotenashi," the Japanese concept of hospitality. Our objective is simple.
To make our customers feel at home and happy.

Cheers to friendships and happy days!


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A dream is realized
with the spring 2014 opening of
Baird Brewery Gardens Shuzenji
This beautiful country brewery is situated on the banks of the pristine Kano River in the idyllic Shuzenji area of Izu city.
By brewing, and farming, here we aim to highlight the intricate connection that exists between land and beer.
It is the perfect setting, too, for the enjoyment
of lovingly crafted Baird Beer.

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2017.04.04　　
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Falling in Love Again: Teikoku IPA   Teikoku IPA was one of the original 4 beers available when Baird Brewing first began. In January of 2001, we began serving 4 beers on hand pump at the Numazu Fishmarket Taproom; Fisherman’s Wheat Ale (to later become Rising Sun Pale Ale), Bay Steam (which would become Red Rose Amber Ale), Kurofune Porter, and Teikoku IPA.   Read on Falling in Love Again: Shimaguni Stout   In celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, this month’s “Falling in Love Again” Baird Beer is our dry stout, called Shimaguni. The label artwork for this beer depicts two island nations, Shimaguni, joined by a Japanese bridge symbolizing the bonds of mutual friendship — and mutual love of beer! — shared by Ireland and Japan.   Rea […]


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