Bak Brewery Produces Original Bottled Beer "URAGIRI IPA"
Bak Brewery, based in Kitahorie, Nishi Ward, Osaka, has produced its original bottled beer, "URAGIRI IPA." Its Instagram post says it will be served at Urarobata and that it is available in limited quantities. The brewery is also accepting OEM production inquiries.
Hop BroAn original bottled beer, "URAGIRI IPA," has come out from Bak Brewery in Kitahorie, Nishi Ward, Osaka. That limited-run feel is already tempting before you even take a sip.
MugiWait, "URAGIRI IPA" sounds intriguing! Is it like a betrayal in a good way or something?
Hop BroExactly. One of their strengths is that they develop recipes with a lot of freedom, to the point of releasing a new beer every week. They have their staple "Kujū," but they also keep making playful beers with fruits, herbs, and spices.
MugiFruits, herbs, and spices? That's basically a beer adventure, isn't it? It actually works to load up an IPA that much!
Hop BroIt does. An IPA is centered on hop aroma and bitterness, but when you add that kind of individuality, the aroma becomes much more layered and three-dimensional.
MugiOh, I see! And Instagram says it will be served at Urarobata, right? Drinking it from a bottle feels extra special, and I love that!
Hop BroAnd since it's a limited offering, finding it would be pretty lucky. A limited-edition bottled beer makes you want to go drink it sooner than planned.
MugiWait, they also accept OEM production inquiries? They do that too? Making beer under a shop or brand's name is amazing!
Hop BroThat's right. BAK doesn't just create for its own venues; it also turns outside requests into reality, which makes it interesting as a brand-oriented bottled beer producer too.
MugiThen first I'm going to look for URAGIRI IPA, and next I want to raise a toast with that limited glass! Hearing stories like this makes my throat remember beer already.
Hop BroThat's the plan. The individuality that spreads from a drink in Kitahorie is exactly one of the joys of craft beer. Tonight makes me want to go out for a drink already.
Bak Brewery, based in Kitahorie, Nishi Ward, Osaka, has created its original bottled beer, "URAGIRI IPA." An Instagram post announced that the beer can be enjoyed at Urarobata and that it will be offered in limited quantities.
BAK says on its official website that it "brews and releases a new beer every week," and it is a brewery that has continued to make distinctive beers incorporating fruits, herbs, and spices, including its staple beer "Kujū." Within Osaka City, it operates not only from its brewing base in Horie, but also in Umeda, Doyama, and Shinsaibashi.
This "URAGIRI IPA" can be seen as another step in BAK's free-form recipe development. The post also says that OEM production of original beers is accepted, showing that the brewery is prepared to make bottled beers tailored to the plans of shops and brands. Rather than limiting itself to its existing lineup, BAK's approach of shaping beers to meet outside requests is another example of what makes the brewery distinctive.
For beer fans, it is intriguing to be able to taste an original bottled beer that reflects the brewery's character as it is. In addition to limited distribution, attention will also be on where it is served and how far its OEM offerings may expand.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAn original bottled beer, "URAGIRI IPA," has come out from Bak Brewery in Kitahorie, Nishi Ward, Osaka. That limited-run feel is already tempting before you even take a sip.
MugiWait, "URAGIRI IPA" sounds intriguing! Is it like a betrayal in a good way or something?
Hop BroExactly. One of their strengths is that they develop recipes with a lot of freedom, to the point of releasing a new beer every week. They have their staple "Kujū," but they also keep making playful beers with fruits, herbs, and spices.
MugiFruits, herbs, and spices? That's basically a beer adventure, isn't it? It actually works to load up an IPA that much!
Hop BroIt does. An IPA is centered on hop aroma and bitterness, but when you add that kind of individuality, the aroma becomes much more layered and three-dimensional.
MugiOh, I see! And Instagram says it will be served at Urarobata, right? Drinking it from a bottle feels extra special, and I love that!
Hop BroAnd since it's a limited offering, finding it would be pretty lucky. A limited-edition bottled beer makes you want to go drink it sooner than planned.
MugiWait, they also accept OEM production inquiries? They do that too? Making beer under a shop or brand's name is amazing!
Hop BroThat's right. BAK doesn't just create for its own venues; it also turns outside requests into reality, which makes it interesting as a brand-oriented bottled beer producer too.
MugiThen first I'm going to look for URAGIRI IPA, and next I want to raise a toast with that limited glass! Hearing stories like this makes my throat remember beer already.
Hop BroThat's the plan. The individuality that spreads from a drink in Kitahorie is exactly one of the joys of craft beer. Tonight makes me want to go out for a drink already.
