The Beer Shop Hirakata city Pours Four HINO BREWING Beers
The Beer Shop Hirakata city in Hirakata, Osaka, is offering four beers from HINO BREWING in Shiga on September 18, 2026. The lineup ranges from the crisp Baka Lager to the coffee-forward Kudari Stout.
Hop BroThe Beer Shop Hirakata city in Hirakata is pouring four HINO BREWING classics from Shiga, from lager all the way to stout!
MugiWhat? We can compare four beer styles? I’m going to become a happily lost beginner in front of that menu!
Hop BroStart with Bakka Lager, a Czech-style lager inspired by the festival music of Hino. It’s crisp and easygoing—perfect for the first glass.
MugiA beer inspired by festival music? Does that mean it has a marching-band flavor? Will I start dancing after one sip?
Hop BroNo flute sounds in the flavor, but it carries the local festival spirit in its name and concept. Its real charm is a clean, crisp finish.
MugiNice! Then there’s Yare Yare Ale. The name sounds tired, but it’s an American pale ale?
Hop BroExactly. A pale ale balances malt flavor with hop aroma. Hops are plants that add aroma and bitterness to beer.
MugiNo way—hops do more than make beer bitter? That’s one multitasking plant!
Hop BroFor an even bigger hop experience, pick Don’t Yare IPA. An IPA highlights bright aroma and bitterness from the hops.
MugiIPAs make me a little nervous, but I want to explore the aroma. Today can be my hop-friendship day!
Hop BroAnd for the finish, Kudari Stout brings coffee-like fragrance and roasted depth—a dark beer to savor slowly after a meal.
MugiStarting light, traveling through hop aromas, then ending dark… that’s my ideal beer crawl! I want to stand and drink, then take some home too.
Hop BroThe Beer Shop Hirakata city usually has four to six draft beers, so ask the staff for a match. Check availability first, then toast with HINO BREWING!
MugiIt’s settled! From Bakka Lager to Kudari Stout, I want a pint now! I’d better leave room in both my stomach and my glass!
Four beers from HINO BREWING
The Beer Shop Hirakata city will feature four beers from HINO BREWING, a brewery based in Hino, Shiga, beginning Friday, September 18, 2026. The selection covers several styles, making it possible to compare everything from a light lager to a roast-driven stout.
The lineup includes Baka Lager, a Czech-style lager inspired by the music of the Hino Festival; Yareyare Ale, an American pale ale; Dont Yare IPA, built around hop aroma and bitterness; and Kudari Stout, a coffee stout with a roasted character.
Baka Lager is an approachable choice for drinkers who prefer a clean, refreshing lager profile. Yareyare Ale and Dont Yare IPA offer more hop expression, while Kudari Stout suits a slower pour at the end of a session or alongside dessert.
The Beer Shop Hirakata city is a beer pub located at Hirakata Sun Plaza 3 Building 306, near Keihan Hirakata-shi Station. The shop also operates as a bottle store, offering domestic and international craft beer for takeaway, while typically serving four to six beers on tap. Guests can ask the staff for recommendations based on their preferred style.
Availability may change as kegs and packaged products sell out, so checking with the shop before visiting is recommended.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe Beer Shop Hirakata city in Hirakata is pouring four HINO BREWING classics from Shiga, from lager all the way to stout!
MugiWhat? We can compare four beer styles? I’m going to become a happily lost beginner in front of that menu!
Hop BroStart with Bakka Lager, a Czech-style lager inspired by the festival music of Hino. It’s crisp and easygoing—perfect for the first glass.
MugiA beer inspired by festival music? Does that mean it has a marching-band flavor? Will I start dancing after one sip?
Hop BroNo flute sounds in the flavor, but it carries the local festival spirit in its name and concept. Its real charm is a clean, crisp finish.
MugiNice! Then there’s Yare Yare Ale. The name sounds tired, but it’s an American pale ale?
Hop BroExactly. A pale ale balances malt flavor with hop aroma. Hops are plants that add aroma and bitterness to beer.
MugiNo way—hops do more than make beer bitter? That’s one multitasking plant!
Hop BroFor an even bigger hop experience, pick Don’t Yare IPA. An IPA highlights bright aroma and bitterness from the hops.
MugiIPAs make me a little nervous, but I want to explore the aroma. Today can be my hop-friendship day!
Hop BroAnd for the finish, Kudari Stout brings coffee-like fragrance and roasted depth—a dark beer to savor slowly after a meal.
MugiStarting light, traveling through hop aromas, then ending dark… that’s my ideal beer crawl! I want to stand and drink, then take some home too.
Hop BroThe Beer Shop Hirakata city usually has four to six draft beers, so ask the staff for a match. Check availability first, then toast with HINO BREWING!
MugiIt’s settled! From Bakka Lager to Kudari Stout, I want a pint now! I’d better leave room in both my stomach and my glass!
