YELLOW APE CRAFT Releases April 3 Tap List Including NOBODY BREWING's 'TIDAL CYCLES'
YELLOW APE CRAFT in Imahashi, Osaka, released its April 3 tap list. In the Instagram post images, NOBODY BREWING's 'TIDAL CYCLES' can be seen, and the bar's usual lineup of around 20 taps featured a wide range of beers from lagers to IPAs.
Hop BroYELLOW APE CRAFT in Imahashi, Osaka, has put out its April 3 tap list. This time you can spot NOBODY BREWING's "TIDAL CYCLES," and the lineup is pretty intriguing.
MugiWhoa! "TIDAL CYCLES" sounds intense! But I can't imagine what kind of beer it is at all!
Hop BroIt's labeled as a Dortmund-style beer. Instead of pushing with flashy aroma, it's the kind that lets you enjoy the balance of the drinking experience.
MugiDortmund-style? What is that, some kind of lager relative? This suddenly turned into a beer professor's lecture just from the words!
Hop BroTo put it simply, it's a lager-style beer whose appeal is the balance on the palate. It's not too sharp, not too heavy, and it's great because it pairs well with food too.
MugiI see! And this day's tap list has everything from lagers to IPAs, right? Being able to do both a first drink and a comparison tasting sounds like a ton of fun!
Hop BroExactly. What's more, it even includes Sapporo Beer’s "Yebisu" under "New beer’s 1 tap." Having both classics and distinctive beers on the same board really shows the depth of the place.
MugiWow, and then Hansharo Beer’s "Melon Weizen & Melon" too? The flavor directions are so crowded it's chaos! My brain is going fuzzy just from the melon vibes!
Hop BroOn top of that, there are Minoh Beer’s "MUGICHA Bitter" and "Rockin' Osaru IPA," plus DD4D Brewing's "Capybara Love," so the range of styles is incredible. It's fun how you can take in everything from flavored beers to strong ales all at once.
MugiHehe, just hearing the names makes it feel like the drinking party is starting! But "Mari-O" and "Hop Breeze" are so distinctive that I can't help being curious!
Hop BroYELLOW APE CRAFT is a beer pub with around 20 taps available at all times, so the fact that you can meet a different lineup every day is part of its appeal. It's a standalone house in the gap between buildings, and even though the space is calm, the contents are pretty daring.
MugiI like that. It doesn't look flashy, but it's packed tightly inside. The time you spend choosing your first beer at a place like this is incredibly happy, isn't it?
Hop BroAnd since there's also a bottle shop at the end, being able to take home a beer you liked is a strong point too. All right, today I really want to think seriously about how far I can go with tastings starting from TIDAL CYCLES.
MugiYeah, yeah, I'm already completely in the mood to drink! First TIDAL CYCLES, and then the question is whether to go with Yebisu or something melon-based!
On April 3 at YELLOW APE CRAFT, NOBODY BREWING's 'TIDAL CYCLES' appeared in an Instagram post image. As the Dortmund-style labeling suggests, it is a beer to keep in mind for people who want to enjoy balance on the palate rather than something flashy.
The tap list for the same day also included Sapporo Beer’s 'Yebisu' as a 'New beer’s 1 tap,' along with Hansharo Beer’s 'Melon Weizen & Melon' and 'M Shake ~ Matcha Flavor ~', Minoh Beer’s 'MUGICHA Bitter' and 'Rockin' Osaru IPA', DD4D Brewing’s 'Capybara Love', Kyoto Brewing’s 'Mari-O', Our Brewing’s 'Hop Breeze', and Minami Shinshu Beer’s 'Cask Red'. The lineup covered lagers, weizens, IPAs, flavored beers, and strong ales, making it easy to build a session from the first pour through a comparison tasting.
YELLOW APE CRAFT is a beer pub in Kitahama, Osaka, serving around 20 rotating draft craft beers at all times. It is a single-house building standing between office buildings, with an interior designed by graf that is simple and calm. It has about 25 seats including standing room, so it is on the small side, but that makes the space feel dense and beer-centered. There is also a bottle shop, making it easy to take home any bottles you discover after drinking there.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroYELLOW APE CRAFT in Imahashi, Osaka, has put out its April 3 tap list. This time you can spot NOBODY BREWING's "TIDAL CYCLES," and the lineup is pretty intriguing.
MugiWhoa! "TIDAL CYCLES" sounds intense! But I can't imagine what kind of beer it is at all!
Hop BroIt's labeled as a Dortmund-style beer. Instead of pushing with flashy aroma, it's the kind that lets you enjoy the balance of the drinking experience.
MugiDortmund-style? What is that, some kind of lager relative? This suddenly turned into a beer professor's lecture just from the words!
Hop BroTo put it simply, it's a lager-style beer whose appeal is the balance on the palate. It's not too sharp, not too heavy, and it's great because it pairs well with food too.
MugiI see! And this day's tap list has everything from lagers to IPAs, right? Being able to do both a first drink and a comparison tasting sounds like a ton of fun!
Hop BroExactly. What's more, it even includes Sapporo Beer’s "Yebisu" under "New beer’s 1 tap." Having both classics and distinctive beers on the same board really shows the depth of the place.
MugiWow, and then Hansharo Beer’s "Melon Weizen & Melon" too? The flavor directions are so crowded it's chaos! My brain is going fuzzy just from the melon vibes!
Hop BroOn top of that, there are Minoh Beer’s "MUGICHA Bitter" and "Rockin' Osaru IPA," plus DD4D Brewing's "Capybara Love," so the range of styles is incredible. It's fun how you can take in everything from flavored beers to strong ales all at once.
MugiHehe, just hearing the names makes it feel like the drinking party is starting! But "Mari-O" and "Hop Breeze" are so distinctive that I can't help being curious!
Hop BroYELLOW APE CRAFT is a beer pub with around 20 taps available at all times, so the fact that you can meet a different lineup every day is part of its appeal. It's a standalone house in the gap between buildings, and even though the space is calm, the contents are pretty daring.
MugiI like that. It doesn't look flashy, but it's packed tightly inside. The time you spend choosing your first beer at a place like this is incredibly happy, isn't it?
Hop BroAnd since there's also a bottle shop at the end, being able to take home a beer you liked is a strong point too. All right, today I really want to think seriously about how far I can go with tastings starting from TIDAL CYCLES.
MugiYeah, yeah, I'm already completely in the mood to drink! First TIDAL CYCLES, and then the question is whether to go with Yebisu or something melon-based!
