ALE HOUSE Kamiya Taps Ise Kadoya Beer’s “Neko ni Hiki”
ALE HOUSE Kamiya, a craft beer pub in Osaka’s Doyama district, has tapped “Neko ni Hiki,” a Hazy Double IPA from Ise Kadoya Beer. The beer features bright grapefruit-like citrus aromas, a juicy character and a soft, clean finish.
Hop BroALE HOUSE Kamiya in Doyamacho, Osaka has just tapped Isekadoya Beer’s newly released Neko ni Hiki!
MugiTwo cats? Are there tiny paws floating in it?! That name has me curious already!
Hop BroNo paws, but it is a hazy double IPA. Its tropical-juice-like aroma is the real attraction.
MugiHazy sounds like a magic spell! Does it mean a cloudy beer?
Hop BroExactly! “Hazy” means slightly clouded, a style where you enjoy the beer’s natural haze from hop-derived compounds and more.
MugiWow! But with a double IPA, won’t the bitterness hit hard? Is it really gently bitter?
Hop BroIt is. Grapefruit-like aroma and juiciness lead the way, while soft bitterness wraps the malt character.
MugiThat sounds great even for me, since I’m not huge on bitter beer! With a clean finish, I might drink it far too easily.
Hop BroThat’s the thing: big aroma, yet a refreshing finish. At Kamiya, you can catch its freshly tapped brightness right from the tap.
MugiThen let’s meet in Doyamacho after work! We’ll call ahead and toast with Neko ni Hiki!
ALE HOUSE Kamiya in Osaka’s Doyama district has newly tapped “Neko ni Hiki” from Ise Kadoya Beer. Classified as a Hazy Double IPA, the beer pours hazy and offers a fruity aroma reminiscent of tropical juice.
Fresh grapefruit-like citrus notes lead the aroma, followed by a moderate body and gentle sweetness on the palate. Despite its juicy character, the beer remains clean and approachable, with restrained bitterness that keeps the finish refreshing rather than heavy.
The malt flavor is supported by a mild bitterness, allowing the grain character to remain present without overwhelming the fruit-forward profile. Its soft mouthfeel and bright aftertaste make it a good option for drinkers looking for a flavorful hazy IPA without an aggressively bitter finish.
Located in the basement of the K1 Building in Doyama, ALE HOUSE Kamiya is a beer pub where guests can enjoy a changing selection of craft beers on tap. “Neko ni Hiki” offers an opportunity to experience Ise Kadoya Beer’s aromatic and juicy IPA style at the bar.
Availability and service details may change, so guests should check with the pub before visiting. Reservations are accepted by phone.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroALE HOUSE Kamiya in Doyamacho, Osaka has just tapped Isekadoya Beer’s newly released Neko ni Hiki!
MugiTwo cats? Are there tiny paws floating in it?! That name has me curious already!
Hop BroNo paws, but it is a hazy double IPA. Its tropical-juice-like aroma is the real attraction.
MugiHazy sounds like a magic spell! Does it mean a cloudy beer?
Hop BroExactly! “Hazy” means slightly clouded, a style where you enjoy the beer’s natural haze from hop-derived compounds and more.
MugiWow! But with a double IPA, won’t the bitterness hit hard? Is it really gently bitter?
Hop BroIt is. Grapefruit-like aroma and juiciness lead the way, while soft bitterness wraps the malt character.
MugiThat sounds great even for me, since I’m not huge on bitter beer! With a clean finish, I might drink it far too easily.
Hop BroThat’s the thing: big aroma, yet a refreshing finish. At Kamiya, you can catch its freshly tapped brightness right from the tap.
MugiThen let’s meet in Doyamacho after work! We’ll call ahead and toast with Neko ni Hiki!
