Three Canadian Collective Arts beers arrive at The Beer Shop Hirakata city
In a post on April 17, The Beer Shop Hirakata city introduced three canned beers from Collective Arts in Canada. The lineup includes a West Coast Style IPA, a NEIPA, and a NEDIPA, making it ideal for a side-by-side tasting.
Hop BroThree beers from Canada’s Collective Arts have all arrived at The Beer Shop Hirakata city in front of Hirakata-shi Station.
MugiWait, three from the same brewery!? That’s like a tasting set already, and I’m so excited!
Hop BroThe lineup is Summit Peak, Life in the Clouds, and Good Monster. And since each one has a different style, it’s fun to see how their personalities come through.
MugiHey, hey, what even is a West Coast Style IPA? It sounds bitter just from the name!
Hop BroGood question. It’s known for a clean bitterness and a sharp hop character, with aromas that come through very clearly.
MugiOhh! So NEIPA is a different kind, right? It sounds kind of fluffy, like a cloud!
Hop BroExactly. Just like Life in the Clouds, NEIPA is appealing for its juicy, soft mouthfeel, with bitterness kept gentler.
MugiThen is NEDIPA's Good Monster even stronger!? The name sounds super monstrous!
Hop BroYes, since it’s a DIPA, it has a fuller body and a richer hop aroma. It should really hit the spot for anyone who wants a big dose of hop power.
MugiIf you can do this much international IPA tasting in Hirakata, I’d want to go right now and check them all out!
Hop BroAnd it’s easy to stop by too, since it’s at Hirakata San Plaza Building No. 3, room 306 near the station. This is definitely one to put in the running for tonight’s drink.
MugiDeal! With these three Canadian beers, choosing which one to open first today is a serious dilemma!
Three Canadian beers arrive at The Beer Shop Hirakata city
The Beer Shop Hirakata city, located in front of Hirakata-shi Station, announced a new arrival from Canada in a post on April 17. In the photo, three cans of Collective Arts beer are lined up, all of them IPA styles with clearly defined hop character.
The lineup confirmed this time consists of "Summit Peak," a West Coast Style IPA, "Life in the Clouds," a NEIPA, and "Good Monster," a NEDIPA. Even though they come from the same brewery, the three beers each lean in a different direction, making it easy to compare the aroma, bitterness, and drinkability that the hops bring out.
The Beer Shop Hirakata city is a beer pub in Hirakata San Plaza Building No. 3, room 306 in Okahigashicho, Hirakata, Osaka. With its convenient location near the station, it is the kind of place beer fans who follow craft beers from Japan and abroad will want to check every time new stock arrives. When several overseas brewery releases land together like this, even the time spent standing in front of the shelf wondering which one to open next becomes part of the fun.
This is a compelling arrival not only for people who want to drink Canadian IPA, but also for those who want to enjoy Collective Arts' artwork and taste the differences between styles. If you're looking for a beer in Hirakata, this is an arrival worth not missing.
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Hop BroThree beers from Canada’s Collective Arts have all arrived at The Beer Shop Hirakata city in front of Hirakata-shi Station.
MugiWait, three from the same brewery!? That’s like a tasting set already, and I’m so excited!
Hop BroThe lineup is Summit Peak, Life in the Clouds, and Good Monster. And since each one has a different style, it’s fun to see how their personalities come through.
MugiHey, hey, what even is a West Coast Style IPA? It sounds bitter just from the name!
Hop BroGood question. It’s known for a clean bitterness and a sharp hop character, with aromas that come through very clearly.
MugiOhh! So NEIPA is a different kind, right? It sounds kind of fluffy, like a cloud!
Hop BroExactly. Just like Life in the Clouds, NEIPA is appealing for its juicy, soft mouthfeel, with bitterness kept gentler.
MugiThen is NEDIPA's Good Monster even stronger!? The name sounds super monstrous!
Hop BroYes, since it’s a DIPA, it has a fuller body and a richer hop aroma. It should really hit the spot for anyone who wants a big dose of hop power.
MugiIf you can do this much international IPA tasting in Hirakata, I’d want to go right now and check them all out!
Hop BroAnd it’s easy to stop by too, since it’s at Hirakata San Plaza Building No. 3, room 306 near the station. This is definitely one to put in the running for tonight’s drink.
MugiDeal! With these three Canadian beers, choosing which one to open first today is a serious dilemma!
