A Special Nami no Oto Feature at The Beer Shop Hirakata city, with 9 Drafts and 8 Cans
An event spotlighting Awaji Island's NAMI NO OTO BREWING kicked off on April 25 at The Beer Shop Hirakata city, directly connected to Hirakata City Station in Osaka. On the first day, the shop lined up 17 beers in total, with 9 draft pours and 8 canned beers, along with food made with Awaji Island ingredients and a coffee tasting comparison.
Hop BroA big Nami no Oto feature has started at The Beer Shop Hirakata city, directly connected to Hirakata City Station. It's an event where you can go all-in comparing Awaji Island's NAMI NO OTO BREWING on draft and in cans.
MugiWhoa! 9 draft beers and 8 canned beers? That's basically a full tasting course! With that many lined up, I'd be so overwhelmed I'd collapse trying to decide where to start!
Hop BroAnd on the first day there are 17 varieties total, ranging from Belgian White to ginger styles. The way they're showing off Awaji Island's character all at once really shows how much effort they put into it.
MugiWhat's a Belgian White? Is that just a white beer or something? I still only have a fuzzy idea of the difference in styles!
Hop BroBasically, the aroma and flavor design are different. For example, a Belgian White made with Naruto orange tends to bring out citrusy notes and a soft, gentle mouthfeel.
MugiI get it, the kind that spreads softly the moment you drink it! Then Wild Ginger sounds exciting just from the name alone!
Hop BroThe signature Breakfast Club is a coffee pale ale made with beans from Awajishima BASE COFFEE. When the malt character of the beer overlaps with the roasted aroma of coffee, it has the fun of feeling like breakfast while still being unmistakably beer.
MugiWait, there's even a coffee tasting comparison!? And they have Awaji Island food too? It feels like the whole island came over here!
Hop BroOn top of that, there's an onion UFO catcher and a garapon lottery for every 2,000 yen spent, so it doesn't end with just drinking. It feels less like a beer event and more like a little festival.
MugiIt's easy to get to since it's directly connected to the station, so it's perfect for one drink after work too! If there's beer, food, and games, then my throat is already Nami no Oto-ing right now!
Hop BroExactly. You can casually drop in for a standing drink in a shop with the warmth of wood everywhere, and the best part is that the tasting comparison is the main event. It's the kind of article that makes you want to go have a drink together today.
Two Days to Taste the Character of Awaji Island All at Once
At The Beer Shop Hirakata city, a beer pub on the 3rd floor of Hirakata Sun Plaza Building No. 3, directly connected to Hirakata City Station, the "Nami no Oto Brewing Special Feature Event" is being held from April 25 to 26. On the first day, Saturday, April 25, the shop has prepared 9 draft beers and 8 canned beers, for a total of 17 varieties. The lineup is designed so you can compare Awaji Island craft beer across a wide range of styles.
The draft lineup includes "Belgian White with Naruto Orange," "Wild Ginger," "Memory Lane 2," "Breakfast Club," "Wakaba," "Nova," "Still Dreaming 2," "Circle," and "Old Rookie 3." The signature beer, "Breakfast Club," is a coffee pale ale, and the shop says it is serving it with coffee beans sourced from Awajishima BASE COFFEE.
The event's appeal is not limited to beer. Awaji Island food is also available inside the shop, and there is also a onion UFO catcher and a garapon lottery for every 2,000 yen spent. In addition to drinking beer, visitors can enjoy the atmosphere and playful spirit of Awaji Island itself.
The Beer Shop Hirakata city has a calm interior that makes generous use of wood, and while it has the easygoing feel of a standing bar, its strength lies in carefully selecting domestic and international craft beers. Its convenient station access makes it easy to stop by for just one drink after work, or to come specifically for the tasting event and compare beers.
Highlights of the Day
- A Nami no Oto Brewing feature with 9 draft beers and 8 canned beers
- A tasting comparison project using beans from Awajishima BASE COFFEE
- Visitor attractions such as an onion UFO catcher and a garapon lottery
- A beer pub located directly connected to Hirakata City Station, making it easy to drop in
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroA big Nami no Oto feature has started at The Beer Shop Hirakata city, directly connected to Hirakata City Station. It's an event where you can go all-in comparing Awaji Island's NAMI NO OTO BREWING on draft and in cans.
MugiWhoa! 9 draft beers and 8 canned beers? That's basically a full tasting course! With that many lined up, I'd be so overwhelmed I'd collapse trying to decide where to start!
Hop BroAnd on the first day there are 17 varieties total, ranging from Belgian White to ginger styles. The way they're showing off Awaji Island's character all at once really shows how much effort they put into it.
MugiWhat's a Belgian White? Is that just a white beer or something? I still only have a fuzzy idea of the difference in styles!
Hop BroBasically, the aroma and flavor design are different. For example, a Belgian White made with Naruto orange tends to bring out citrusy notes and a soft, gentle mouthfeel.
MugiI get it, the kind that spreads softly the moment you drink it! Then Wild Ginger sounds exciting just from the name alone!
Hop BroThe signature Breakfast Club is a coffee pale ale made with beans from Awajishima BASE COFFEE. When the malt character of the beer overlaps with the roasted aroma of coffee, it has the fun of feeling like breakfast while still being unmistakably beer.
MugiWait, there's even a coffee tasting comparison!? And they have Awaji Island food too? It feels like the whole island came over here!
Hop BroOn top of that, there's an onion UFO catcher and a garapon lottery for every 2,000 yen spent, so it doesn't end with just drinking. It feels less like a beer event and more like a little festival.
MugiIt's easy to get to since it's directly connected to the station, so it's perfect for one drink after work too! If there's beer, food, and games, then my throat is already Nami no Oto-ing right now!
Hop BroExactly. You can casually drop in for a standing drink in a shop with the warmth of wood everywhere, and the best part is that the tasting comparison is the main event. It's the kind of article that makes you want to go have a drink together today.
