Beer Bar LANDNNEUR highlights three draft beers in July 10 post
Beer Bar LANDNNEUR, a beer pub in Osaka’s Nakazakishi district, used its July 10 Instagram post to share the day’s draft lineup. The selection centered on a pale ale, an IPA, and a bitter, with mead and cider also listed.
Hop BroBeer Bar LANDNNEUR in Osaka dropped a July 10 post with three draft pours, and this is the kind of lineup that makes your first order hard.
MugiWait, all three go different ways? That sounds perfect for someone still learning craft beer!
Hop BroYep, it was Awesome! Pale Ale from Matsumoto Brewery, Arigato! IPA from Tsugaru Jozo, and HONJO SPECIAL BITTER from Honjo Ginza Brewery, basically a style sampler in one post.
MugiWhat does a style sampler even mean? My brain just heard 'beer' three times and gave up!
Hop BroSimple version: pale ale drinks light, IPA pushes hop aroma, and bitter leans maltier and calmer, so you get three beer personalities in one lineup.
MugiOhhh, hop aroma up front means the smell hits first? That sounds dramatic in the best way.
Hop BroExactly, and with IPA the hops are not just bitterness, they're aroma too, so Arigato! IPA feels like cheers through your nose before the sip even lands.
MugiThat is the strangest sales pitch I've ever heard, and somehow I want it immediately.
Hop BroLANDNNEUR also listed Antelope's mead Mini, Son of a Smith's cider Hessen, and a bottle cider from Galotiere, so there are detour options too if beer is not the mood.
MugiThat is strong! Pick by your mood is exactly what you want from a casual stop near the station.
Hop BroPlaces like this matter, because steady tap updates help you track what's pouring in Nakazakicho and choose the right glass tonight instead of guessing.
MugiI'm sold, start me with the pale ale, fire me up with the IPA, then let the bitter wind things down, because I want this now.
Beer Bar LANDNNEUR is a beer pub in Osaka’s Nakazakishi area. In its July 10 Instagram post, the bar shared the day’s serving lineup under a straightforward “today’s draft beers” format, which makes it easy for beer fans to track what is on tap.
The draft beer list featured three beers with clearly different profiles, making the set a good fit for side-by-side drinking.
- Awesome! Pale Ale (Matsumoto Brewery)
- Arigatou! IPA (Tsugaru Jozo)
- HONJO SPECIAL BITTER (Honjo Ginza Brewery)
What stands out is the range: a brighter pale ale, a hop-forward IPA, and a maltier bitter. The post also noted mead and cider options, including Mini from Antelope, Hessen from Son of the Smith, and Cidre Pays d’Origine Brut from Galotiere, so guests could choose beyond beer as well.
For drinkers who like to follow tap changes in a neighborhood beer bar, LANDNNEUR’s regular posts are a practical way to see what is available before heading out.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBeer Bar LANDNNEUR in Osaka dropped a July 10 post with three draft pours, and this is the kind of lineup that makes your first order hard.
MugiWait, all three go different ways? That sounds perfect for someone still learning craft beer!
Hop BroYep, it was Awesome! Pale Ale from Matsumoto Brewery, Arigato! IPA from Tsugaru Jozo, and HONJO SPECIAL BITTER from Honjo Ginza Brewery, basically a style sampler in one post.
MugiWhat does a style sampler even mean? My brain just heard 'beer' three times and gave up!
Hop BroSimple version: pale ale drinks light, IPA pushes hop aroma, and bitter leans maltier and calmer, so you get three beer personalities in one lineup.
MugiOhhh, hop aroma up front means the smell hits first? That sounds dramatic in the best way.
Hop BroExactly, and with IPA the hops are not just bitterness, they're aroma too, so Arigato! IPA feels like cheers through your nose before the sip even lands.
MugiThat is the strangest sales pitch I've ever heard, and somehow I want it immediately.
Hop BroLANDNNEUR also listed Antelope's mead Mini, Son of a Smith's cider Hessen, and a bottle cider from Galotiere, so there are detour options too if beer is not the mood.
MugiThat is strong! Pick by your mood is exactly what you want from a casual stop near the station.
Hop BroPlaces like this matter, because steady tap updates help you track what's pouring in Nakazakicho and choose the right glass tonight instead of guessing.
MugiI'm sold, start me with the pale ale, fire me up with the IPA, then let the bitter wind things down, because I want this now.
