Osaka’s underground pub umbrella opens at 6 p.m. on June 19 with five beers on tap
Umbrella, a beer pub in Osaka’s Sonezaki area, will open at 6 p.m. on Friday, June 19. Its Instagram post lists five beers on tap, including Kasumi from Shiga Kogen Beer and Setouchi Lemon Pilsner from Nagahama Roman Beer.
Hop BroIn Osaka’s Sonezaki, basement pub umbrella is opening at 6 p.m. on June 19. It’s kicking off with five taps in a calm underground space, which feels very approachable.
MugiWhat! Five taps at opening already sounds serious! Now I really need to know what they’re pouring!
Hop BroThe headline beer is Shiga Kogen Beer’s Kasumi / Session Hazy IPA. It spreads a nice hop aroma, but it stays light and easy to keep drinking.
MugiWhoa, but Session Hazy IPA sounds like a full-on attack of craft beer jargon! My brain is fizzing out already!
Hop BroPut simply, it means lower alcohol, bigger aroma. “Session” means easy to drink for longer, “Hazy” means cloudy with a softer texture, and IPA means hops are the star.
MugiOhhh, so it’s gentle but aromatic! That actually sounds beginner-friendly even for me!
Hop BroAnd there’s also Nagahama Roman Beer’s Setouchi Lemon Pilsner, Minoh Beer’s Grapefruit Sour, plus Draught Guinness and Kirin Lager, so the flavor range is really wide.
MugiNo way, from lemon to Guinness in one lineup? That’s perfect! I’d want to switch styles with every glass depending on my mood!
Hop BroIt also has a handy 5,800-yen beer ticket. It covers six small pours of craft beer, works for a pint of Guinness in the basement umbrella space, and stays valid for six months.
MugiWait, six pours with six months to use them? That’s actually super practical! With closures on June 21 and 28, plus the 10th anniversary party in July, I’m officially making drinking plans now!
Umbrella, a beer pub in Osaka’s Sonezaki district, will open at 6 p.m. on Friday, June 19. The post highlights a basement pub setting and a rotating lineup designed for straightforward beer drinking rather than a single style focus.
The tap list for the day includes five beers with clear differences in profile:
- Kasumi / Shiga Kogen Beer (Nagano), Session Hazy IPA
- Setouchi Lemon Pilsner / Nagahama Roman Beer (Shiga), Lemon Pilsner
- Grapefruit Sour / Minoh Beer (Osaka), Fruit Sour Ale
- Draught Guinness / Guinness (Ireland)
- Kirin Lager / Kirin Beer (Japan), Lager
That lineup ranges from a hop-forward session hazy IPA to a lemon-driven pilsner, a citrusy fruit sour, classic Draught Guinness, and Kirin Lager. It is the kind of selection that works both for comparison drinking and for settling in with a familiar style at a basement beer bar.
The post also notes a beer ticket sold as the equivalent of six small pours of craft beer, priced at 5,800 yen. It can also be used for a Guinness pint at Underground Umbrella, is valid for six months from purchase, and will end once sold out.
Upcoming schedule notes include a closing day on Sunday, June 21 and Sunday, June 28, plus an umbrella RiB 10th anniversary party on Saturday, July 11 and Sunday, July 12.
Source: Instagram post
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroIn Osaka’s Sonezaki, basement pub umbrella is opening at 6 p.m. on June 19. It’s kicking off with five taps in a calm underground space, which feels very approachable.
MugiWhat! Five taps at opening already sounds serious! Now I really need to know what they’re pouring!
Hop BroThe headline beer is Shiga Kogen Beer’s Kasumi / Session Hazy IPA. It spreads a nice hop aroma, but it stays light and easy to keep drinking.
MugiWhoa, but Session Hazy IPA sounds like a full-on attack of craft beer jargon! My brain is fizzing out already!
Hop BroPut simply, it means lower alcohol, bigger aroma. “Session” means easy to drink for longer, “Hazy” means cloudy with a softer texture, and IPA means hops are the star.
MugiOhhh, so it’s gentle but aromatic! That actually sounds beginner-friendly even for me!
Hop BroAnd there’s also Nagahama Roman Beer’s Setouchi Lemon Pilsner, Minoh Beer’s Grapefruit Sour, plus Draught Guinness and Kirin Lager, so the flavor range is really wide.
MugiNo way, from lemon to Guinness in one lineup? That’s perfect! I’d want to switch styles with every glass depending on my mood!
Hop BroIt also has a handy 5,800-yen beer ticket. It covers six small pours of craft beer, works for a pint of Guinness in the basement umbrella space, and stays valid for six months.
MugiWait, six pours with six months to use them? That’s actually super practical! With closures on June 21 and 28, plus the 10th anniversary party in July, I’m officially making drinking plans now!
