BAK Brewery Releases “Nichi Nichi,” a 3.5% Easy Lager
BAK Brewery, based in Osaka’s Nishi Ward, has announced its new beer “Nichi Nichi.” With an ABV of 3.5%, the Easy Lager is designed to be enjoyed as casually and easily as everyday barley tea, with a clean profile and little noticeable bitterness.
Hop BroBAK Brewery in Osaka’s Nishi Ward has released a low-alcohol lager called “Nichi Nichi.”
MugiWhoa, a beer called Nichi Nichi? That sounds like an everyday drinking invitation!
Hop BroIt’s an Easy Lager at a light 3.5% ABV, designed to be enjoyed as casually as barley tea.
MugiWhat’s an Easy Lager? Is it basically lager in gentle mode?
Hop BroPretty much. Lager is fermented cool and slowly, which often makes it clean and crisp; Easy Lager adds an extra-drinkable feel.
MugiNice! Even someone unsure about bitter beer could pick it for an after-work drink.
Hop BroExactly. Rather than putting hops front and center, Nichi Nichi stays mild and food-friendly—a beer that won’t compete with your meal.
MugiWould it work with fried chicken and sashimi? Planning beer pairings gives me instant snack cravings!
Hop BroThat enthusiasm matters. BAK also makes Belgian whites and strong, distinctive beers, but this one is made for everyday moments.
MugiWhat range! Their motto sounds like an amusement park for beer.
Hop BroThey have BAK HORIE Brewing Studio in Kitahorie plus locations in Umeda, Dojima, and Shinsaibashi, so check official social media for availability.
MugiAll right—cheers to “today, tomorrow, every day”! Now I’m in a gulpable beer mood!
BAK Brewery in Osaka has announced a new beer called “Nichi Nichi,” written 日日 in Japanese and meaning “day by day” or “every day.” The beer is an Easy Lager with an alcohol content of 3.5%.
The brewery describes the beer with the phrase, “Today, tomorrow, every day.” Its concept is straightforward: a lager that can be enjoyed in generous sips, much like the barley tea many people drink every day. The lower alcohol content and restrained character are intended to make it easy to reach for without overthinking the occasion.
Rather than emphasizing an aggressive hop profile or high alcohol content, “Nichi Nichi” appears designed for everyday drinking. It could work alongside a meal, as a casual after-work beer, or as a refreshing option for drinkers looking for something lighter while still wanting the crisp character associated with lager.
BAK’s brewing philosophy is to make beers that are interesting, delicious, and genuinely fun without being constrained by tradition or the mainstream. Its range includes approachable Belgian-style wheat beer as well as more distinctive, higher-strength releases. “Nichi Nichi” offers a different expression of that philosophy, focusing on ease, balance, and repeat drinkability.
BAK operates BAK HORIE Brewing Studio in Kitahorie, Osaka, along with locations in Umeda, Dojima, and Shinsaibashi. Availability and sales locations for the new lager should be confirmed through BAK’s official website and social media channels.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBAK Brewery in Osaka’s Nishi Ward has released a low-alcohol lager called “Nichi Nichi.”
MugiWhoa, a beer called Nichi Nichi? That sounds like an everyday drinking invitation!
Hop BroIt’s an Easy Lager at a light 3.5% ABV, designed to be enjoyed as casually as barley tea.
MugiWhat’s an Easy Lager? Is it basically lager in gentle mode?
Hop BroPretty much. Lager is fermented cool and slowly, which often makes it clean and crisp; Easy Lager adds an extra-drinkable feel.
MugiNice! Even someone unsure about bitter beer could pick it for an after-work drink.
Hop BroExactly. Rather than putting hops front and center, Nichi Nichi stays mild and food-friendly—a beer that won’t compete with your meal.
MugiWould it work with fried chicken and sashimi? Planning beer pairings gives me instant snack cravings!
Hop BroThat enthusiasm matters. BAK also makes Belgian whites and strong, distinctive beers, but this one is made for everyday moments.
MugiWhat range! Their motto sounds like an amusement park for beer.
Hop BroThey have BAK HORIE Brewing Studio in Kitahorie plus locations in Umeda, Dojima, and Shinsaibashi, so check official social media for availability.
MugiAll right—cheers to “today, tomorrow, every day”! Now I’m in a gulpable beer mood!
