Beer Bar LANDNNEUR confirms a glass of "LA FRANCE" in its 4/18 post
The photo posted on April 18 by Beer Bar LANDNNEUR, the beer pub in Osaka's Nakazaki Nishi area, shows a poured glass alongside a card that can be read as "LA FRANCE." It is a piece about a daily glass, conveying the calm atmosphere tucked away in an alley.
Hop BroBeer Bar LANDNNEUR in Osaka's Nakazaki Nishi area casually showed off the glass from its 4/18 post. The star is the card next to the glass, which can be read as 'LA FRANCE,' and this kind of quiet presentation really conveys the atmosphere of the place.
MugiWhoa, LA FRANCE? What is that, an apple? A grape? It suddenly has this fashionable fruit vibe!
Hop BroThat's what makes it interesting: the variety name is the main feature, and the only thing you can really read from the photo is that name. Paired with the calm, tucked-away alley feel of the shop, it comes across as a glass meant to be savored slowly.
MugiSo, they didn't say the beer style? Wow, teasing us by leaving out the part I really want to know? That's almost too good at building suspense!
Hop BroBased on the article, the style name hasn't been confirmed, but since it's a post that quietly shows the day's glass at a beer pub, it's more the kind of thing where you first enjoy the feeling of, 'This is what I can drink today.'
MugiI see, so it's a daily rotating glass kind of thing. With the dark background and wooden table in the photo, it feels like, 'Today, I'm drinking like a grown-up!'
Hop BroExactly, and the wooden counter plus the tucked-away alley atmosphere really work, so even without a flashy announcement, it raises the drinker's excitement. A place like this can quietly feel like a win from the very first glass.
MugiWait, what does winning even mean!? But that drop-in anytime vibe is amazing. It feels like a secret base for beer lovers, and that's exciting!
Hop BroAnd since the post also included a bottle shot, it's the kind of place where you can enjoy not just the glass but also the surrounding drinks. LANDNNEUR is really good at making you feel like, 'What will they pour today?' across the whole shop.
MugiThen next time, I want to go check out the true identity of LA FRANCE for myself! Just hearing about a glass like this makes my throat say, 'Take me there already!'
The Glass Seen in the 4/18 Post
In Beer Bar LANDNNEUR's April 18 post, a card reading "LA FRANCE" is visible along with a glass placed on a wooden table. As far as beer names that can be deciphered from the image go, this glass is the focus.
Rather than a flashy announcement, the post quietly captures that day's glass. As befits a beer pub tucked away in an alley in Nakazaki Nishi, Osaka, the atmosphere is relaxed and makes it easy to choose your first drink without putting on airs. In the photo as well, the dark background and wooden counter create a sense of calm, conveying that this is the kind of place to savor your drink slowly.
The post also includes a cut of a bottle, giving a sense of the shop's appeal: you can enjoy not only the glass but also the surrounding drinks. LANDNNEUR is a place in the Nakazakicho area where beer lovers can stop by casually and check out the day's glass.
What could be confirmed from this post was at least a glass of `LA FRANCE`. On days when the variety name is front and center, there is the fun of ordering while imagining what kind of flavor is waiting at the bar.
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Hop BroBeer Bar LANDNNEUR in Osaka's Nakazaki Nishi area casually showed off the glass from its 4/18 post. The star is the card next to the glass, which can be read as 'LA FRANCE,' and this kind of quiet presentation really conveys the atmosphere of the place.
MugiWhoa, LA FRANCE? What is that, an apple? A grape? It suddenly has this fashionable fruit vibe!
Hop BroThat's what makes it interesting: the variety name is the main feature, and the only thing you can really read from the photo is that name. Paired with the calm, tucked-away alley feel of the shop, it comes across as a glass meant to be savored slowly.
MugiSo, they didn't say the beer style? Wow, teasing us by leaving out the part I really want to know? That's almost too good at building suspense!
Hop BroBased on the article, the style name hasn't been confirmed, but since it's a post that quietly shows the day's glass at a beer pub, it's more the kind of thing where you first enjoy the feeling of, 'This is what I can drink today.'
MugiI see, so it's a daily rotating glass kind of thing. With the dark background and wooden table in the photo, it feels like, 'Today, I'm drinking like a grown-up!'
Hop BroExactly, and the wooden counter plus the tucked-away alley atmosphere really work, so even without a flashy announcement, it raises the drinker's excitement. A place like this can quietly feel like a win from the very first glass.
MugiWait, what does winning even mean!? But that drop-in anytime vibe is amazing. It feels like a secret base for beer lovers, and that's exciting!
Hop BroAnd since the post also included a bottle shot, it's the kind of place where you can enjoy not just the glass but also the surrounding drinks. LANDNNEUR is really good at making you feel like, 'What will they pour today?' across the whole shop.
MugiThen next time, I want to go check out the true identity of LA FRANCE for myself! Just hearing about a glass like this makes my throat say, 'Take me there already!'
