Onaji Anano Mujina Announces Neo Tune and Hydra Fros'e Deuce in an April 19 Post
The beer pub "Onaji Anano Mujina" in Kobe's Sannomiya posted "Today's Tap & Food" on Instagram on April 19. The post shows Y.Market Brewing x open air's "Neo Tune" and Kings Brewing Company x Mortalis Brewing Company's "Hydra Fros'e Deuce."
Hop BroToday, Kobe's Sannomiya beer pub, Onaji Anano Mujina, is the interesting one. In its April 19 tap announcement, you can see Y.Market Brewing x open air's "Neo Tune" and Kings Brewing Company x Mortalis Brewing Company's "Hydra Fros'e Deuce."
MugiWhoa, Tap & Food means the food is just as much the star as the beer! If I went to Sannomiya on a day like that, I'd end up wanting to order everything while getting hopelessly lost!
Hop BroExactly. And "Neo Tune" is a hazy gold with a fruity character that really comes forward. It's the kind of beer that's super easy to use as a first, light pour.
MugiHmm! But does fruity character just mean it tastes like fruit? The way you explain it makes it sound like a fancy word all of a sudden!
Hop BroIt's not just sweetness. The hop-derived aroma and the impression from the yeast layer together. When you call it a juicy drinking profile, it also conveys how smooth it feels in the mouth.
MugiI see! So "Hydra Fros'e Deuce" must be the opposite. Just from the name, it already feels like a powerful sour, like a final boss!
Hop BroGood catch. That one is a dessert-leaning sour with vanilla and cinnamon on top of berry, apricot, and sweet cherry. Once the sweet-tartness gets that spice note, it starts feeling less like drinking and more like eating.
MugiWait, it even has graham cracker? Is this beer holding a meeting in the snack aisle? That's a lot of information, and my brain is about to turn into a cookie!
Hop BroThat's what makes it fun. You open with a light, lively pour like "Neo Tune," then land on the rich sweet-tartness of "Hydra Fros'e Deuce" at the end, and the whole flow feels really clean.
MugiGot it, so that's what the day-by-day appeal is about. The lineup alone could change your mood for the whole day, and if food is there too, I'd end up staying a while!
Hop BroExactly. Being easy to stop by in Sannomiya is a big plus too. The best part is taking a moment at the counter to watch the casks and decide whether today's going to be a light session or a dense, intense one.
MugiThen I'll start with "Neo Tune" and finish with "Hydra Fros'e Deuce"! I can't stop wanting to drink tonight, and Onaji Anano Mujina is definitely on my radar now!
Announcing today's taps in Kobe's Sannomiya
The beer pub "Onaji Anano Mujina" in Nakayamate-dori, Chuo Ward, Kobe City, introduced "Today's Tap & Food" in an Instagram post at 10:50 a.m. on April 19. The post highlights both the craft beers available on tap and the food served alongside them, giving a sense of the appeal of following the day-by-day lineup.
Two beers confirmed
From the public information available alongside the post, at least the following two beers could be confirmed.
- `Neo Tune` / `Y.Market Brewing × open air`
- A striking hazy gold-colored beer with a fruity drinking profile.
- `Hydra Fros'e Deuce` / `Kings Brewing Company × Mortalis Brewing Company`
- A dessert-like sour that is described with notes of berry, apricot, and sweet cherry, along with vanilla, cinnamon, and graham cracker nuances.
With two beers of different styles lined up, it becomes easier to build both a flow that highlights juicy hop character and a flow that switches to dense, sweet-tart flavors. Starting light and finishing with a substantial sour at the end also seems like a good pairing.
A place to enjoy taps and food together
Onaji Anano Mujina is a beer pub that's easy to stop by near Sannomiya Station. Its appeal lies in being able to enjoy craft beer with a meal while watching the taps from the counter. As the post title includes food, it suits not just drinking beer by itself, but spending time pairing it with snacks or a dish.
If you check what is on cask that day before visiting, you're more likely to find a perfect pour for the style you want to drink. For anyone in Kobe who wants to keep up with the changing tap lineup, it's one of the places worth keeping in mind.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday, Kobe's Sannomiya beer pub, Onaji Anano Mujina, is the interesting one. In its April 19 tap announcement, you can see Y.Market Brewing x open air's "Neo Tune" and Kings Brewing Company x Mortalis Brewing Company's "Hydra Fros'e Deuce."
MugiWhoa, Tap & Food means the food is just as much the star as the beer! If I went to Sannomiya on a day like that, I'd end up wanting to order everything while getting hopelessly lost!
Hop BroExactly. And "Neo Tune" is a hazy gold with a fruity character that really comes forward. It's the kind of beer that's super easy to use as a first, light pour.
MugiHmm! But does fruity character just mean it tastes like fruit? The way you explain it makes it sound like a fancy word all of a sudden!
Hop BroIt's not just sweetness. The hop-derived aroma and the impression from the yeast layer together. When you call it a juicy drinking profile, it also conveys how smooth it feels in the mouth.
MugiI see! So "Hydra Fros'e Deuce" must be the opposite. Just from the name, it already feels like a powerful sour, like a final boss!
Hop BroGood catch. That one is a dessert-leaning sour with vanilla and cinnamon on top of berry, apricot, and sweet cherry. Once the sweet-tartness gets that spice note, it starts feeling less like drinking and more like eating.
MugiWait, it even has graham cracker? Is this beer holding a meeting in the snack aisle? That's a lot of information, and my brain is about to turn into a cookie!
Hop BroThat's what makes it fun. You open with a light, lively pour like "Neo Tune," then land on the rich sweet-tartness of "Hydra Fros'e Deuce" at the end, and the whole flow feels really clean.
MugiGot it, so that's what the day-by-day appeal is about. The lineup alone could change your mood for the whole day, and if food is there too, I'd end up staying a while!
Hop BroExactly. Being easy to stop by in Sannomiya is a big plus too. The best part is taking a moment at the counter to watch the casks and decide whether today's going to be a light session or a dense, intense one.
MugiThen I'll start with "Neo Tune" and finish with "Hydra Fros'e Deuce"! I can't stop wanting to drink tonight, and Onaji Anano Mujina is definitely on my radar now!
