Extra Hop in Oita pours CRAFT BEER BASE's XPA -Luna-
The Oita beer pub craft beer "Extra Hop" highlighted CRAFT BEER BASE's "XPA -Luna-" in a recent Instagram post. The caption also mentions Falò lager and Shiga Kogen IPA, while noting that weekends in July and August run continuously from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Hop BroExtra Hop in Oita is pouring CRAFT BEER BASE's XPA -Luna- as today's featured tap. Posts that instantly show what's on right now are dangerously effective.
MugiFeatured keg of the day already sounds exciting! But is XPA basically part of the IPA family?
Hop BroPretty close. Extra Pale Ale usually gives you bright hop aroma and character without going as hard as an IPA.
MugiWait, hop definition is a thing? Are the aromas outlined in bold like a cartoon?
Hop BroIf that happens, stop after one pint. It just means the aroma and bitterness come through clearly while the beer stays golden and easy to drink.
MugiOkay, that rules! And Extra Hop is doing 16:00 to 22:00 nonstop on weekends in July and August, right? Daylight beer is a serious argument.
Hop BroExactly, and digital premium vouchers work there too. Add updates on Falò's lager and Shiga Kogen's IPA getting close to kicked, and the place feels very dialed in.
MugiThat is unfair! With Falò's lager for an easy start, Shiga Kogen IPA for a bigger punch, and Luna on top, my brain is already ordering three rounds.
Hop BroThat's the fun part. Following the rotating taps and choosing by mood is half the experience. Honestly, I already want to start with Luna.
MugiSame here! I want a first pour of Luna and then I'll let the next beer choose itself. This article basically turned my throat into a ticket to Extra Hop.
The beer pub craft beer "Extra Hop" in central Oita shared a post featuring CRAFT BEER BASE's XPA -Luna- as the drink of the day. In the photo, a golden pour sits in a branded Extra Hop glass, giving a clear snapshot of what is currently on tap.
The caption says the shop will run continuous hours from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on weekends in July and August. That makes it an easy stop for an early pint or a later second round. It also notes that Oita City premium shopping vouchers (electronic) are accepted, which adds another practical reason to stop in.
The post also mentions beers nearing the end of their runs:
- Falò lager
- Shiga Kogen IPA
What stands out is the range: a hop-forward XPA, an easy-drinking lager, and an IPA with a more defined hop profile. Extra Hop is a place that keeps beer drinkers informed about what is pouring right now, without overstatement. For anyone who likes tracking tap turnover and choosing a pint based on the day, it looks like a very solid stop in Oita.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroExtra Hop in Oita is pouring CRAFT BEER BASE's XPA -Luna- as today's featured tap. Posts that instantly show what's on right now are dangerously effective.
MugiFeatured keg of the day already sounds exciting! But is XPA basically part of the IPA family?
Hop BroPretty close. Extra Pale Ale usually gives you bright hop aroma and character without going as hard as an IPA.
MugiWait, hop definition is a thing? Are the aromas outlined in bold like a cartoon?
Hop BroIf that happens, stop after one pint. It just means the aroma and bitterness come through clearly while the beer stays golden and easy to drink.
MugiOkay, that rules! And Extra Hop is doing 16:00 to 22:00 nonstop on weekends in July and August, right? Daylight beer is a serious argument.
Hop BroExactly, and digital premium vouchers work there too. Add updates on Falò's lager and Shiga Kogen's IPA getting close to kicked, and the place feels very dialed in.
MugiThat is unfair! With Falò's lager for an easy start, Shiga Kogen IPA for a bigger punch, and Luna on top, my brain is already ordering three rounds.
Hop BroThat's the fun part. Following the rotating taps and choosing by mood is half the experience. Honestly, I already want to start with Luna.
MugiSame here! I want a first pour of Luna and then I'll let the next beer choose itself. This article basically turned my throat into a ticket to Extra Hop.
