Onaji Anano Mujina updates 7 taps, including Kinki Pale Ale Comet Single Ver.
The Kobe Sannomiya beer pub "Onaji Anano Mujina" has updated today's taps and food. Oni Densetsu's "Kinki Pale Ale Comet Single Ver." has been added, bringing the lineup to six distinctive beers from Japan and abroad. Food options include masala cashews and 2Bro pizza.
Hop BroOnaji Anano Mujina in Sannomiya is coming in strong today with a 7-tap update. On top of that, they’ve added Oni Densetsu’s "Kinki Pale Ale Comet Single Ver.", which makes the lineup especially interesting.
MugiWhoa, what even is Comet Single Ver.? It sounds strong just from the name, like it could blast off into space!
Hop BroBasically, it’s like a one-hop showcase for Comet that really brings out the hop character. They’re switching Oni Densetsu’s Kinki Pale Ale over to Comet so you can enjoy the difference.
MugiOhh! So you can really tell the difference in the hops when you drink it? I usually get stuck at just "this tastes good"!
Hop BroThat’s enough, though, starting with "tastes good" is the right answer. Once you add in things like citrus notes, grassy character, and how the bitterness comes through, it gets a lot more interesting.
MugiI get it! And the lineup has all these distinctive beers from Japan and abroad, which is fun. Some of the names are so quirky I couldn’t help laughing!
Hop BroThat’s the charm of Onaji Anano Mujina. This tap list ranges from Hokkaido all the way to Canada, and with both clear and hazy beers mixed in, it’s perfect for side-by-side tasting.
MugiWait, clear and hazy together? That’s like the fridge is doing a personality test! I’ll be torn over which one to drink first.
Hop BroIn that case, the best move is to snack lightly and work through them one by one. The food is masala cashews and 2Bro pizza, so it’s set up to support the beer without stealing the spotlight.
MugiWow, that sounds amazing! Tonight in Sannomiya, I’m in the mood for a night where beer takes center stage. If I start with Kinki, I might end up talking about hops just like you, Hop-kun!
The Kobe Sannomiya beer pub "Onaji Anano Mujina" announced today's taps and food. In this update, "Kinki Pale Ale Comet Single Ver." from Oni Densetsu in Noboribetsu, Hokkaido, makes its debut. The shop also announced the switch to the Comet version, making this a lineup you can enjoy while paying attention to how the hop character differs.
Today's Drafts
- Kinki Pale Ale Comet Single Ver. / Oni Densetsu
- dog / BreakEdge
- Another Cut / Ise Kadoya Brewery
- Haziku / novoru
- The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivisim - Chapter I: Ignorance is Strength / rootbranch
- RIEN DE MOINS / DuBas
Looking at the lineup, the regions and styles are wide-ranging, spanning Hokkaido, Hiroshima, Mie, Miyazaki, New York in the U.S., and Ottawa in Canada. Clear beers and hazy beers are mixed together, and it's interesting that approachable classics sit alongside beers whose names alone suggest strong individuality. For craft beer fans, even just comparing a few glasses should give you a good sense of the bar's direction.
Food
- Masala cashews
- 2Bro pizza
The snacks are built around two light options, nuts and pizza, making this a place well suited to enjoying beer as the main attraction. In the Sannomiya area, it's an easy stop when you want to take your time and check out distinctive taps.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroOnaji Anano Mujina in Sannomiya is coming in strong today with a 7-tap update. On top of that, they’ve added Oni Densetsu’s "Kinki Pale Ale Comet Single Ver.", which makes the lineup especially interesting.
MugiWhoa, what even is Comet Single Ver.? It sounds strong just from the name, like it could blast off into space!
Hop BroBasically, it’s like a one-hop showcase for Comet that really brings out the hop character. They’re switching Oni Densetsu’s Kinki Pale Ale over to Comet so you can enjoy the difference.
MugiOhh! So you can really tell the difference in the hops when you drink it? I usually get stuck at just "this tastes good"!
Hop BroThat’s enough, though, starting with "tastes good" is the right answer. Once you add in things like citrus notes, grassy character, and how the bitterness comes through, it gets a lot more interesting.
MugiI get it! And the lineup has all these distinctive beers from Japan and abroad, which is fun. Some of the names are so quirky I couldn’t help laughing!
Hop BroThat’s the charm of Onaji Anano Mujina. This tap list ranges from Hokkaido all the way to Canada, and with both clear and hazy beers mixed in, it’s perfect for side-by-side tasting.
MugiWait, clear and hazy together? That’s like the fridge is doing a personality test! I’ll be torn over which one to drink first.
Hop BroIn that case, the best move is to snack lightly and work through them one by one. The food is masala cashews and 2Bro pizza, so it’s set up to support the beer without stealing the spotlight.
MugiWow, that sounds amazing! Tonight in Sannomiya, I’m in the mood for a night where beer takes center stage. If I start with Kinki, I might end up talking about hops just like you, Hop-kun!
