Minoh Brewery releases special "Osaru" Weizen label for Shinsuke Kibito exhibition
Minoh Brewery in Osaka's Minoh City introduced a special "Osaru" label tied to Shinsuke Kibito's solo exhibition at Hue Coffee Roaster in Tanimachi 4-chome. The limited-run Weizen is available during the exhibition period.
Hop BroI’ve got one to talk about today: Minoh Brewery has released a special-label "Osaru" Weizen, and it’s a neat one.
MugiWait, what! The beer with that monkey face? And it’s a tie-in for an art show? That escalated fast!
Hop BroThat’s the good part. The artist Shinsuke Kitomi is the person who created the iconic "Osaru", and he’s worked with Minoh for years.
MugiWhoa, nice! But hang on, what even is Weizen? It sounds like a spell from a fantasy movie!
Hop BroIn simple terms, it’s a soft wheat beer. Smooth texture, easy to drink, and sometimes you get a banana-like aroma from the yeast.
MugiNo way, banana-like aroma in a beer? That already sounds like dessert is trying to become a drink!
Hop BroAnd the venue is great too: it’s being served at Hue Coffee Roaster in Tanimachi 4-chome. You can enjoy it during the exhibition, and takeout is available on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
MugiBeer at a coffee shop?! Art, coffee, and beer all at once? My brain is clapping and panicking!
Hop BroMinoh Brewery has always talked about making an everyday kind of beer, so this setup really fits their style. And this label apparently shows Osaru with a slightly different expression than usual.
MugiNow I’m fully invested. If you tell me it’s a limited-run encounter, I immediately want to drink it before it disappears!
Hop BroExactly. A special exhibition label with Weizen inside? That’s the kind of bottle that makes you want a glass right now.
MugiThen it’s settled. I can already picture myself holding Osaru Weizen and wandering through the exhibition!
Minoh Brewery, based in Minoh City, Osaka, has introduced a special "Osaru" label to mark artist Shinsuke Kibito's solo exhibition. Kibito created Minoh Beer’s familiar monkey character, and the brewery says it has worked with him on many projects over the years.
The new label was made for the exhibition at Hue Coffee Roaster in Tanimachi 4-chome. Inside the bottle is Minoh Beer’s Weizen, presented as a limited-edition release with a look that differs from the usual Osaru label. The brewery says quantities are limited, so availability will be narrow.
According to the post, the beer can be enjoyed in the café during the exhibition period, while takeaway is offered only on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Founded in 1997, Minoh Brewery has long described its beers as "daily beers," and this collaboration fits that idea well by bringing together beer, art and coffee in one setting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI’ve got one to talk about today: Minoh Brewery has released a special-label "Osaru" Weizen, and it’s a neat one.
MugiWait, what! The beer with that monkey face? And it’s a tie-in for an art show? That escalated fast!
Hop BroThat’s the good part. The artist Shinsuke Kitomi is the person who created the iconic "Osaru", and he’s worked with Minoh for years.
MugiWhoa, nice! But hang on, what even is Weizen? It sounds like a spell from a fantasy movie!
Hop BroIn simple terms, it’s a soft wheat beer. Smooth texture, easy to drink, and sometimes you get a banana-like aroma from the yeast.
MugiNo way, banana-like aroma in a beer? That already sounds like dessert is trying to become a drink!
Hop BroAnd the venue is great too: it’s being served at Hue Coffee Roaster in Tanimachi 4-chome. You can enjoy it during the exhibition, and takeout is available on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
MugiBeer at a coffee shop?! Art, coffee, and beer all at once? My brain is clapping and panicking!
Hop BroMinoh Brewery has always talked about making an everyday kind of beer, so this setup really fits their style. And this label apparently shows Osaru with a slightly different expression than usual.
MugiNow I’m fully invested. If you tell me it’s a limited-run encounter, I immediately want to drink it before it disappears!
Hop BroExactly. A special exhibition label with Weizen inside? That’s the kind of bottle that makes you want a glass right now.
MugiThen it’s settled. I can already picture myself holding Osaru Weizen and wandering through the exhibition!
