YELLOW APE CRAFT Updates Taps on March 27: 17 Beers Including Minoh Beer and Hansharo Beer
YELLOW APE CRAFT, a beer pub in Kitahama, Osaka, has published its tap list for March 27, 2026. This time, 17 beers are lined up, including seven new taps, offering a diverse selection from Minoh Beer, Hansharo Beer, Shiroyama Brewery, DD4D, and more.
Hop BroKitahama’s YELLOW APE CRAFT is coming in strong with its March 27 tap update. Seventeen beers, including seven new taps, make it feel less like a tap list and more like a beer amusement park.
MugiWhoa, 17 draft beers? With that many, I’d probably get stuck deciding where to start and just sink happily into the moment!
Hop BroThe first thing to notice is Minoh Beer’s Nice Bitter lineup. There’s even a Real Ale Ver, so it’s easy to really appreciate the soft mouthfeel and the flavor of the malt.
MugiReal ale? That sounds way more advanced. Just the name makes me sit up straighter!
Hop BroRoughly speaking, it’s a style designed to make the aroma and flavor easier to enjoy with a gentler carbonation. Rather than blasting down the glass, it spreads softly, which brings out the best in a bitter beer.
MugiI see! And Hansharo Beer’s Melon Weizen & Melon sounds like a whole melon field from the name alone!
Hop BroExactly, and Hansharo Beer’s M Shake ~Matcha Flavor~ is interesting too. When you hear "shake" beers, you think of creaminess and sweetness, and adding matcha gives it a much stronger dessert-like feel.
MugiBeer with matcha? That’s like a drinkable Japanese dessert! But I’m curious that it’s still clearly beer and not just something sweet.
Hop BroAdd Shiroyama Brewery’s Herb Ale Lemongrass, plus the YELLOW APE CRAFT x Hideji Beer Miyazaki collaboration Tegenomofu, and the whole lineup suddenly bursts with spring-like aromas.
MugiAnd it even has IPAs like Seiran and Yuzu Buro, plus Cask Red at the end? That’s powerful! If it’s only a three-minute walk from Kitahama Station, I’d want to stop by after work and go for three beers, not just two!
Hop BroWith a lineup this varied in such a calm interior, you’d want to taste your way through it slowly. Start light tonight, then finish with a full-bodied beer at the end—that sounds perfect for an evening like this.
MugiDeal! Start with a bitter, then move to melon, and finish with an IPA. Let’s toast tonight!
YELLOW APE CRAFT in Kitahama, Osaka, is a beer pub that serves around 20 kinds of draft craft beer on a rotating daily basis. On this day’s tap list, the lineup ranged widely from spring-like wheat beers to IPAs, dark beers, and strong ales.
There are seven new taps. The new lineup includes Minoh Beer’s "Nice Bitter Real Ale Ver", "Nice Bitter", and "Stout"; Hansharo Beer’s "Melon Weizen & Melon" and "M Shake ~Matcha Flavor~"; Shiroyama Brewery’s "Herb Ale Lemongrass"; and the YELLOW APE CRAFT x Hideji Beer Miyazaki collaboration, "Tegenomofu". From a light bitter ale to dessert-like matcha beers, the selection offers a wide range for side-by-side tasting.
Other offerings include "Heartland" and "Tidal Cycles / Nobody Brewyig" in LAGER, "Banana Kick" in WEIZEN & WHITE, "Aka Uzume" in OTHER, "Seiran", "Blooming IPA", "Juicy Delic", and "Yuzu Buro" in IPA, and "Cask Red" in STRONG ALE. Whether you want just one after work or several beers to savor slowly, it’s an easy place to enjoy.
The shop is a three-minute walk from Kitahama Station. With counter and table seating in a calm atmosphere, it’s a place where you can relax and enjoy craft beer at a leisurely pace.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKitahama’s YELLOW APE CRAFT is coming in strong with its March 27 tap update. Seventeen beers, including seven new taps, make it feel less like a tap list and more like a beer amusement park.
MugiWhoa, 17 draft beers? With that many, I’d probably get stuck deciding where to start and just sink happily into the moment!
Hop BroThe first thing to notice is Minoh Beer’s Nice Bitter lineup. There’s even a Real Ale Ver, so it’s easy to really appreciate the soft mouthfeel and the flavor of the malt.
MugiReal ale? That sounds way more advanced. Just the name makes me sit up straighter!
Hop BroRoughly speaking, it’s a style designed to make the aroma and flavor easier to enjoy with a gentler carbonation. Rather than blasting down the glass, it spreads softly, which brings out the best in a bitter beer.
MugiI see! And Hansharo Beer’s Melon Weizen & Melon sounds like a whole melon field from the name alone!
Hop BroExactly, and Hansharo Beer’s M Shake ~Matcha Flavor~ is interesting too. When you hear "shake" beers, you think of creaminess and sweetness, and adding matcha gives it a much stronger dessert-like feel.
MugiBeer with matcha? That’s like a drinkable Japanese dessert! But I’m curious that it’s still clearly beer and not just something sweet.
Hop BroAdd Shiroyama Brewery’s Herb Ale Lemongrass, plus the YELLOW APE CRAFT x Hideji Beer Miyazaki collaboration Tegenomofu, and the whole lineup suddenly bursts with spring-like aromas.
MugiAnd it even has IPAs like Seiran and Yuzu Buro, plus Cask Red at the end? That’s powerful! If it’s only a three-minute walk from Kitahama Station, I’d want to stop by after work and go for three beers, not just two!
Hop BroWith a lineup this varied in such a calm interior, you’d want to taste your way through it slowly. Start light tonight, then finish with a full-bodied beer at the end—that sounds perfect for an evening like this.
MugiDeal! Start with a bitter, then move to melon, and finish with an IPA. Let’s toast tonight!
