Derailleur Brew Works Announces New Beer “Hello, CQ, CQ, Good Evening, Nishinari”
Osaka-based Derailleur Brew Works has introduced a new beer with the striking title “Hello, CQ, CQ, Good Evening, Nishinari.” Combining a radio-style call with a greeting to Nishinari, the name reflects the brewery’s continuing focus on the stories and character of its home neighborhood.
Hop BroDerailler Brew Works in Nishinari, Osaka, has announced “Hello, CQ, CQ, Good Evening, Nishinari.” The name alone feels like tuning into a radio signal.
MugiWhoa! That beer name is long! And CQ—is that some kind of distress call?
Hop BroClose! In amateur radio, CQ is a call to anyone listening—like sending out, “Can anybody hear me?”
MugiOhhh! Then “Good Evening, Nishinari” feels like a toast to the neighborhood. I love that!
Hop BroExactly. Rather than explaining flavor first, the name invites drinkers into Nishinari. That storytelling is very Derailler.
MugiBut I need to know: what beer style is it? IPA? Something sour? The title gives me nothing!
Hop BroThat part remains unannounced. Ingredients and ABV—as well as release date and sales details—are still awaiting official news.
MugiIs making me thirsty with no details some kind of secret strategy? My brain is taste-testing everything!
Hop BroDerailler Brew Works is based in Nishinari and grew from recreating the recipe for Nishinari Riot Ale. They make a wide range of styles: sours, hazy IPAs, pilsners, and more.
MugiHazy IPA—another beer word! What does hazy taste like? Is it cloudy-flavored?
Hop BroNot cloudy-flavored! “Hazy” means it looks turbid, while juicy hop aromas shine. Hops can create fruity impressions even without fruit juice.
MugiA beer with flavor, label art, and a neighborhood story sounds wonderful. When details arrive, let’s toast to Nishinari!
Hop BroDeal! Until then, we’re calling “CQ, CQ” and waiting for the new release. When the news lands, we’ll raise the first glass toward Nishinari!
A call addressed to Nishinari
Derailleur Brew Works introduced its new beer, titled “Hello, CQ, CQ, Good Evening, Nishinari,” through its official Instagram account. “CQ” is a phrase used in amateur radio to call for any station to respond. Paired with the friendly greeting “Good evening, Nishinari,” it creates the impression of a message sent out into the neighborhood.
The title suggests a concept built around place and connection rather than a simple description of flavor. However, the post available for this report does not specify the beer’s style, ingredients, ABV, release date, or sales channels. Drinkers interested in trying it should look for further announcements from the brewery.
A brewery built around stories
Based in Nishinari, Osaka, Derailleur Brew Works describes itself as a combination of a craft beer factory and a creative operations team. The brewery was established to recreate the recipe for Nishinari Riot Ale and remains closely connected to Nishinari, a neighborhood known for its distinctive drinking culture.
The name “Derailleur” refers to someone who leaves the established path and chooses their own way of life. Its lineup includes American Pale Ale, sour ale, Hazy IPA, German Pilsner, West Coast IPA, and other styles. The brewery says that each beer carries its own background and intention, expressed not only through taste but also through label design.
“Hello, CQ, CQ, Good Evening, Nishinari” continues that approach with a title that directly addresses the neighborhood. Once more information is released, beer fans will be able to see how its style and flavor translate the brewery’s latest story into a glass.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroDerailler Brew Works in Nishinari, Osaka, has announced “Hello, CQ, CQ, Good Evening, Nishinari.” The name alone feels like tuning into a radio signal.
MugiWhoa! That beer name is long! And CQ—is that some kind of distress call?
Hop BroClose! In amateur radio, CQ is a call to anyone listening—like sending out, “Can anybody hear me?”
MugiOhhh! Then “Good Evening, Nishinari” feels like a toast to the neighborhood. I love that!
Hop BroExactly. Rather than explaining flavor first, the name invites drinkers into Nishinari. That storytelling is very Derailler.
MugiBut I need to know: what beer style is it? IPA? Something sour? The title gives me nothing!
Hop BroThat part remains unannounced. Ingredients and ABV—as well as release date and sales details—are still awaiting official news.
MugiIs making me thirsty with no details some kind of secret strategy? My brain is taste-testing everything!
Hop BroDerailler Brew Works is based in Nishinari and grew from recreating the recipe for Nishinari Riot Ale. They make a wide range of styles: sours, hazy IPAs, pilsners, and more.
MugiHazy IPA—another beer word! What does hazy taste like? Is it cloudy-flavored?
Hop BroNot cloudy-flavored! “Hazy” means it looks turbid, while juicy hop aromas shine. Hops can create fruity impressions even without fruit juice.
MugiA beer with flavor, label art, and a neighborhood story sounds wonderful. When details arrive, let’s toast to Nishinari!
Hop BroDeal! Until then, we’re calling “CQ, CQ” and waiting for the new release. When the news lands, we’ll raise the first glass toward Nishinari!
