Yotei Brewing to release limited pale ale supporting Niseko MTB culture
Yotei Brewing, based in Niseko, Hokkaido, will release a collaboration beer supporting the local mountain bike community on August 6. A portion of sales from the limited pale ale will go to NAMBA for trail and bike park maintenance.
Hop BroThis one jumped out at me today. Yotei Brewing in Hokkaido is releasing a limited pale ale called TWIN PEAKS BIKE PARK Pale Ale on August 6, 2026.
MugiWait, a beer with a bike-park vibe? Mountain bike support through beer sounds kind of amazing!
Hop BroIt’s a collab with NAMBA in Niseko, and part of the sales goes to trail maintenance funding, which is a pretty great setup.
MugiOkay, but the article said base beer version and my brain immediately skidded out. What does that even mean?
Hop BroIt’s built on Yotei’s popular A Greener World, so this limited release uses that same pale ale as the foundation. The flavor blueprint is already there.
MugiOhhh, blueprint makes sense! And 4.5% ABV in a 350mL can sounds super easy to reach for.
Hop BroExactly, approachable but still craft-forward. And Joe Scott did the label with Mount Yotei and torii at the entrance to the bike park.
MugiWhat is this, a beer you can sightsee with? Also, that phrase green season charm sounds extremely tourism-brochure coded.
Hop BroIt just means the snow-free season, when Niseko shifts into outdoor mode. This beer really packs a summer Niseko mood into one can.
MugiAnd it’s sold on the brewery’s online shop, right? I already want to drink-support this thing.
Hop BroSame here. When August 6 hits, I want to crack one open and taste that A Greener World base while thinking about the trails.
MugiGood beer, beautiful art, and money going back into the riding scene? Add to cart now before I start ringing an imaginary bike bell!
Yotei Brewing, the Niseko-based craft brewery in Hokkaido, will release a collaboration beer called TWIN PEAKS BIKE PARK Pale Ale on August 6, 2026.
The beer is built on the brewery’s popular pale ale A Greener World and comes as a limited-label edition. It is a pale ale with 4.5% ABV in 350 mL cans. Sales will be handled through Yotei Brewing’s online shop, and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Niseko Area Mountain Bike Association (NAMBA) to support trail and bike park maintenance.
The label was designed by Sapporo-based illustrator Joe Scott. It features Mt. Yotei and the torii gate at the entrance of TWIN PEAKS BIKE PARK NISEKO, visually connecting Niseko’s landscape with its mountain bike culture.
Yotei Brewing describes its beers as modern craft brews inspired by Niseko’s nature and international atmosphere, with hop-driven character at the center of its lineup. The new release fits that approach while also linking beer sales directly to local outdoor infrastructure.
Product details
- Name: TWIN PEAKS BIKE PARK Pale Ale
- Base beer: A Greener World
- Style: Pale Ale
- ABV: 4.5%
- Size: 350 mL
- Release date: August 6, 2026
- Sales channel: Yotei Brewing online shop
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThis one jumped out at me today. Yotei Brewing in Hokkaido is releasing a limited pale ale called TWIN PEAKS BIKE PARK Pale Ale on August 6, 2026.
MugiWait, a beer with a bike-park vibe? Mountain bike support through beer sounds kind of amazing!
Hop BroIt’s a collab with NAMBA in Niseko, and part of the sales goes to trail maintenance funding, which is a pretty great setup.
MugiOkay, but the article said base beer version and my brain immediately skidded out. What does that even mean?
Hop BroIt’s built on Yotei’s popular A Greener World, so this limited release uses that same pale ale as the foundation. The flavor blueprint is already there.
MugiOhhh, blueprint makes sense! And 4.5% ABV in a 350mL can sounds super easy to reach for.
Hop BroExactly, approachable but still craft-forward. And Joe Scott did the label with Mount Yotei and torii at the entrance to the bike park.
MugiWhat is this, a beer you can sightsee with? Also, that phrase green season charm sounds extremely tourism-brochure coded.
Hop BroIt just means the snow-free season, when Niseko shifts into outdoor mode. This beer really packs a summer Niseko mood into one can.
MugiAnd it’s sold on the brewery’s online shop, right? I already want to drink-support this thing.
Hop BroSame here. When August 6 hits, I want to crack one open and taste that A Greener World base while thinking about the trails.
MugiGood beer, beautiful art, and money going back into the riding scene? Add to cart now before I start ringing an imaginary bike bell!
