Yotei Brewing to Release Limited Pale Ale with NAMBA on August 6
Yotei Brewing, based in Niseko, Hokkaido, will release a collaborative limited beer with the Niseko Area Mountain Bike Association (NAMBA) on August 6. A portion of sales will support NAMBA’s work and help strengthen Niseko’s green-season outdoor culture.
Hop BroSomething good just rolled in from Niseko: Yotei Brewing's new release, TWIN PEAKS BIKE PARK Pale Ale made with NAMBA, lands on August 6, 2026.
MugiWait, a collab with NAMBA? Beer and mountain bikes together? Does it come with foam airbags for crashes?!
Hop BroNo safety-foam technology yet, but part of sales goes back to NAMBA for trail upkeep and safer riding access, which is the real point.
MugiOkay, that is cool. But Twin Peaks Pale Ale sounds intense. What kind of beer are we talking about?
Hop BroIt is a pale ale, and built on a fan favorite, Yotei Brewing's A Greener World. Easy-drinking, 4.5% ABV, and 350 mL.
MugiHold on, recipe as a base? What does that even mean? Beer gets a rough draft now?
Hop BroPretty much, yeah. They used an existing recipe as the foundation, then made the look and story collaboration-specific, so it is a limited-label edition.
MugiGot it, a stylish costume change for beer. And the label has Mt. Yotei and the torii? That is peak Niseko energy.
Hop BroExactly. Illustrator Joe Scott captured the mountain and the Twin Peaks Bike Park Niseko entrance, and the whole thing sells the green season charm of the area.
MugiNiseko always makes me think winter, so I like that this also shouts summer and fall adventure. I am on online shop standby already.
Hop BroOpen one on August 6 and you can practically picture the trails. A beer that lets you drink and support the scene is hard to argue with.
MugiI want one too! I might still walk a mountain bike uphill, but prep for a toast? That part I can absolutely handle.
Yotei Brewing, based in Niseko, Hokkaido, will release a collaborative craft beer with the Niseko Area Mountain Bike Association (NAMBA) on August 6, 2026. The beer, titled TWIN PEAKS BIKE PARK Pale Ale, will be sold through the brewery’s online shop, and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to NAMBA.
The release is a limited-label version of Yotei Brewing’s popular pale ale A Greener World. It comes in 350 mL cans and has an ABV of 4.5%. The beer is positioned as a product that connects Niseko’s natural setting with its outdoor culture.
The collaboration is intended to support mountain bike culture in the Niseko area and the ongoing work of building a sustainable riding environment. NAMBA handles trail and bike-park maintenance, safe-use initiatives, and rider education, helping sustain the local mountain bike scene.
The label was designed by Sapporo-based illustrator Joe Scott. With Mount Yotei in the background and a torii gate at the entrance to TWIN PEAKS BIKE PARK NISEKO, the artwork visually ties together Niseko’s landscape and its mountain bike community.
Niseko is best known internationally as a ski destination, but its green season also offers mountain biking, trekking, rafting, and other outdoor activities. This release highlights that side of the region while channeling beer sales back into local trail-building efforts.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroSomething good just rolled in from Niseko: Yotei Brewing's new release, TWIN PEAKS BIKE PARK Pale Ale made with NAMBA, lands on August 6, 2026.
MugiWait, a collab with NAMBA? Beer and mountain bikes together? Does it come with foam airbags for crashes?!
Hop BroNo safety-foam technology yet, but part of sales goes back to NAMBA for trail upkeep and safer riding access, which is the real point.
MugiOkay, that is cool. But Twin Peaks Pale Ale sounds intense. What kind of beer are we talking about?
Hop BroIt is a pale ale, and built on a fan favorite, Yotei Brewing's A Greener World. Easy-drinking, 4.5% ABV, and 350 mL.
MugiHold on, recipe as a base? What does that even mean? Beer gets a rough draft now?
Hop BroPretty much, yeah. They used an existing recipe as the foundation, then made the look and story collaboration-specific, so it is a limited-label edition.
MugiGot it, a stylish costume change for beer. And the label has Mt. Yotei and the torii? That is peak Niseko energy.
Hop BroExactly. Illustrator Joe Scott captured the mountain and the Twin Peaks Bike Park Niseko entrance, and the whole thing sells the green season charm of the area.
MugiNiseko always makes me think winter, so I like that this also shouts summer and fall adventure. I am on online shop standby already.
Hop BroOpen one on August 6 and you can practically picture the trails. A beer that lets you drink and support the scene is hard to argue with.
MugiI want one too! I might still walk a mountain bike uphill, but prep for a toast? That part I can absolutely handle.
