Osaka's umbrella opens at 6 p.m. on March 27; Nara Brewing's "Charm" is newly tapped
The beer pub umbrella in Sonezaki, Kita Ward, Osaka, opens at 6 p.m. on Friday, March 27. The new tap is Nara Brewing's "Charm," and the day's kegs also include Oni Densetsu Beer, Minoh Beer, Draught Guinness, and Kirin Lager.
Hop BroThe beer pub umbrella, in the basement in Sonezaki, Kita Ward, Osaka, opens at 6 p.m. on March 27. The new tap is Nara Brewing's Hazy IPA "Charm," and that is the main attraction.
MugiWhat! Just being a basement beer pub already makes it sound like a secret base! And Nara Brewing's "Charm" sounds sparkling from the name alone!
Hop BroThis is a Hazy IPA with a soft haze and a fruity aroma as its signature. It brings hop aroma to the forefront while keeping the mouthfeel rounded.
MugiHazy means, like, a cloudy beer? If it looks murky, it makes the flavor seem suspicious too! How fruity is that fruity aroma?
Hop BroDon't worry, it's not suspicious. The haze is like part of the flavor design; it makes the hop-driven aroma and soft texture easier to feel. It's like juice, but it is still beer, and that's the fun part.
MugiI see! And the day's taps are a five-beer lineup, so they're really trying to make us choose! If I do a tasting flight, my brain might glitch out from happiness!
Hop BroThe lineup is good too. There's Hokkaido's Oni Densetsu Beer "Shishigami Oni IPA," Osaka's Minoh Beer "Mugicha Bitter," plus Draught Guinness and Kirin Lager, so the range from IPA to classics is very clear.
MugiWait, they even have an English Bitter? IPA next to bitter, Guinness, and lager, and now it suddenly looks like the table of contents of a textbook!
Hop BroExactly, it's a lineup that's easy to compare. If you follow the IPA's aroma, the bitter's gentle bitterness, the Guinness's roasted character, and the lager's crispness in order, a map of the flavors starts to appear.
MugiAnd they even have value beer tickets? Six smallest-size craft beers for 5,800 yen is pretty great for people who want to try a lot of things!
Hop BroGuinness pint sizes are included too, and being usable for six months is practical. For a day spent going underground in the Umeda area and enjoying several drinks at a relaxed pace, this is a spot that really fits.
MugiAll right, today's mood is decided! I'll start with one Charm, and before I know it I'll probably be through all five beers!
The beer pub umbrella, located underground in Sonezaki, Kita Ward, Osaka, opens at 6 p.m. on Friday, March 27. In a post, it introduces Nara Brewing's Hazy IPA "Charm" as its one new tap. It is a glass defined by a soft haze and a fruity aroma.
The day's keg lineup totals five beers. Alongside the new tap, there are Hokkaido's Oni Densetsu Beer "Shishigami Oni IPA," Osaka's Minoh Beer "Mugicha Bitter," Ireland's "Draught Guinness," and Kirin Beer's "Kirin Lager," offering a range that runs from craft to classics. With IPA, English Bitter, Draught Guinness, and lager, it is a lineup with clear lines for side-by-side tasting.
In addition, umbrella is also selling value beer tickets. For craft beers, each ticket covers six servings of the smallest size for 5,800 yen, and Guinness pint sizes are also eligible. Tickets can be used until six months after the purchase date. They are said to be available until sold out, so for people who want to try multiple drinks in small amounts, it is a very convenient setup. In Osaka's Umeda area, this is a place to keep in mind for days when you want to drink seriously in a calm underground space.
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Hop BroThe beer pub umbrella, in the basement in Sonezaki, Kita Ward, Osaka, opens at 6 p.m. on March 27. The new tap is Nara Brewing's Hazy IPA "Charm," and that is the main attraction.
MugiWhat! Just being a basement beer pub already makes it sound like a secret base! And Nara Brewing's "Charm" sounds sparkling from the name alone!
Hop BroThis is a Hazy IPA with a soft haze and a fruity aroma as its signature. It brings hop aroma to the forefront while keeping the mouthfeel rounded.
MugiHazy means, like, a cloudy beer? If it looks murky, it makes the flavor seem suspicious too! How fruity is that fruity aroma?
Hop BroDon't worry, it's not suspicious. The haze is like part of the flavor design; it makes the hop-driven aroma and soft texture easier to feel. It's like juice, but it is still beer, and that's the fun part.
MugiI see! And the day's taps are a five-beer lineup, so they're really trying to make us choose! If I do a tasting flight, my brain might glitch out from happiness!
Hop BroThe lineup is good too. There's Hokkaido's Oni Densetsu Beer "Shishigami Oni IPA," Osaka's Minoh Beer "Mugicha Bitter," plus Draught Guinness and Kirin Lager, so the range from IPA to classics is very clear.
MugiWait, they even have an English Bitter? IPA next to bitter, Guinness, and lager, and now it suddenly looks like the table of contents of a textbook!
Hop BroExactly, it's a lineup that's easy to compare. If you follow the IPA's aroma, the bitter's gentle bitterness, the Guinness's roasted character, and the lager's crispness in order, a map of the flavors starts to appear.
MugiAnd they even have value beer tickets? Six smallest-size craft beers for 5,800 yen is pretty great for people who want to try a lot of things!
Hop BroGuinness pint sizes are included too, and being usable for six months is practical. For a day spent going underground in the Umeda area and enjoying several drinks at a relaxed pace, this is a spot that really fits.
MugiAll right, today's mood is decided! I'll start with one Charm, and before I know it I'll probably be through all five beers!
