The Beer Shop Hirakata city brings in four summer fruit sours from Collective Arts
On July 2, The Beer Shop Hirakata city in Osaka’s Hirakata area received four summer-leaning cans from Canada’s Collective Arts Brewing. The tap list also includes staples such as Sapporo Black Label and Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, making it a place to enjoy both imported cans and rotating draft beers.
Hop BroAt The Beer Shop Hirakata city by Hirakata Station, Collective Arts Brewing just dropped four summer fruit sours, and that is a very good situation.
MugiWhat! Right by the station? Canadian canned beer showing up like that makes the whole stop feel dangerously fun!
Hop BroThe lineup is sharp. Pineapple Yuzu Sour, Daily Forecast, and Cherry Limeade Sour are fruit sour ales, while Ruby Striker is a hazy double IPA.
MugiWait, a hazy double IPA sounds less like beer and more like a final boss title!
Hop BroBasically, hazy means cloudy with soft aroma, and double IPA means more hops and a bit more strength. So it lands bold but still juicy.
MugiOhh, so Daily Forecast feels like a mimosa, and Pineapple Yuzu Sour is more of a tropical-citrus crossover?
Hop BroExactly. And the draft side is stacked too: Sapporo Black Label, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Starwatcher, Lavender & Chamomile, and Session Citra White. It's a classic-meets-weird tap list.
MugiHold on, fruit bombs in cans, tasting flights on tap, and even a coming soon slot still hanging there? That place is a trap!
Hop BroThat rotating setup is part of the fun. You get fresh surprises, and in this heat, a bright easy-drinking profile is exactly the move.
MugiI'm sold. I want to start with Cherry Limeade Sour and then slide into Pale Ale after. This is a full need a glass now moment!
Hop BroSame here. I'd slot Ruby Striker in the middle and maybe finish on Black Label. This feels like a Hirakata station beer run kind of day.
The Beer Shop Hirakata city, a beer pub at Hirakata Sun Plaza No. 3, Room 306, received four cans from Collective Arts Brewing in Canada. The lineup focuses on fruit-forward sour beers and offers clear, easy-to-read flavors that fit the season.
New arrivals
- Pineapple Yuzu Sour: a sour ale built on pineapple and yuzu.
- Daily Forecast: a fruit sour inspired by a mimosa-like cocktail, with orange character coming through clearly.
- Ruby Striker: a hazy double IPA featuring ruby red grapefruit.
- Cherry Limeade Sour: a fruit sour centered on cherry sweetness and lime brightness.
Today’s draft list
- Sapporo Black Label / Sapporo Brewery
- Pale Ale / Sierra Nevada Brewing
- Starwatcher / West Coast Brewing
- Lavender & Chamomile / Craft Beer Base
- Session Citra White / Hirakata Beer
A "coming soon" slot was also listed, so the lineup was still in motion. The shop’s appeal is the combination of fruit-driven imported cans and a tap list that mixes classics with local craft selections.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt The Beer Shop Hirakata city by Hirakata Station, Collective Arts Brewing just dropped four summer fruit sours, and that is a very good situation.
MugiWhat! Right by the station? Canadian canned beer showing up like that makes the whole stop feel dangerously fun!
Hop BroThe lineup is sharp. Pineapple Yuzu Sour, Daily Forecast, and Cherry Limeade Sour are fruit sour ales, while Ruby Striker is a hazy double IPA.
MugiWait, a hazy double IPA sounds less like beer and more like a final boss title!
Hop BroBasically, hazy means cloudy with soft aroma, and double IPA means more hops and a bit more strength. So it lands bold but still juicy.
MugiOhh, so Daily Forecast feels like a mimosa, and Pineapple Yuzu Sour is more of a tropical-citrus crossover?
Hop BroExactly. And the draft side is stacked too: Sapporo Black Label, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Starwatcher, Lavender & Chamomile, and Session Citra White. It's a classic-meets-weird tap list.
MugiHold on, fruit bombs in cans, tasting flights on tap, and even a coming soon slot still hanging there? That place is a trap!
Hop BroThat rotating setup is part of the fun. You get fresh surprises, and in this heat, a bright easy-drinking profile is exactly the move.
MugiI'm sold. I want to start with Cherry Limeade Sour and then slide into Pale Ale after. This is a full need a glass now moment!
Hop BroSame here. I'd slot Ruby Striker in the middle and maybe finish on Black Label. This feels like a Hirakata station beer run kind of day.
