Y.MARKET BREWING's "Minamichita Blood Orange IPA" Tapped at Craft Beer Market LUCUA Osaka
Craft Beer Market LUCUA Osaka has added Y.MARKET BREWING's "Minamichita Blood Orange IPA" to its lineup. This fruit IPA uses blood oranges from Minamichita, Aichi, and is presented as a beer with a citrus aroma and a crisp, refreshing bitterness.
Hop BroToday's highlight is that the Minamichita Blood Orange IPA has been tapped at Craft Beer Market LUCUA Osaka.
MugiWhoa, loads of blood orange already sounds delicious! But IPA is the bitter kind, right?
Hop BroIt's Y.MARKET BREWING's fruit IPA, made with blood oranges grown by Banshu Fruits in Minamichita, Aichi.
MugiWhat, is a fruit IPA like fruit juice? It's weird that orange is the star in beer!
Hop BroIt's not closer to juice; it's more like layering fruit aroma over the framework of an IPA. The citrus aroma and refreshing bitterness are the core.
MugiHuh! An aroma that stays before and after drinking? That's almost unfair how the scent lingers!
Hop BroExactly. And Craft Beer Market LUCUA Osaka is on B2F of LUCUA Osaka, with about 30 kinds always on hand, so it's easy to compare.
MugiBeing able to drop in right off the station is great! And if it pairs perfectly with bar food, then the evening detour is basically decided!
Hop BroYou can use it for lunch during the day, as a cafe in the evening, and for dinner at night, so today makes you want a glass with this refreshing bitterness.
MugiYeah, if you drink it while chasing the orange aroma, it's the kind of thing that makes you want to toast right now!
On Tap
At Craft Beer Market LUCUA Osaka (LUCUA Osaka B2F, Umeda, Kita Ward, Osaka City), Y.MARKET BREWING's "Minamichita Blood Orange IPA" is being served. The post introduced it as a fruit IPA made with plenty of blood oranges grown by Banshu Fruits in Minamichita, Aichi Prefecture.
A key point of this beer is that the blood orange aroma can be enjoyed both before drinking and after. The description says it is a refreshing, pleasantly bitter beer, making it a good choice for those who want to enjoy citrus-derived aromas. While centered on the bitterness typical of an IPA, it can be read as a style in which the character of the fruit comes through clearly.
Store Features
Craft Beer Market LUCUA Osaka is a beer pub on the second basement floor of LUCUA Osaka, a station-linked commercial complex directly connected to JR Osaka Station. According to the store's official information, it offers about 30 kinds of craft beer, and its food menu is composed of bar-style dishes that pair easily with beer and can be enjoyed casually.
It is easy to use for lunch during the day, as a cafe in the evening, and for dinner at night, and its location makes it convenient to stop by between shopping or transfers. With the addition of a fruit IPA this time, it has become an easier-to-try option for people who want to choose beer based on citrusy aromas.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday's highlight is that the Minamichita Blood Orange IPA has been tapped at Craft Beer Market LUCUA Osaka.
MugiWhoa, loads of blood orange already sounds delicious! But IPA is the bitter kind, right?
Hop BroIt's Y.MARKET BREWING's fruit IPA, made with blood oranges grown by Banshu Fruits in Minamichita, Aichi.
MugiWhat, is a fruit IPA like fruit juice? It's weird that orange is the star in beer!
Hop BroIt's not closer to juice; it's more like layering fruit aroma over the framework of an IPA. The citrus aroma and refreshing bitterness are the core.
MugiHuh! An aroma that stays before and after drinking? That's almost unfair how the scent lingers!
Hop BroExactly. And Craft Beer Market LUCUA Osaka is on B2F of LUCUA Osaka, with about 30 kinds always on hand, so it's easy to compare.
MugiBeing able to drop in right off the station is great! And if it pairs perfectly with bar food, then the evening detour is basically decided!
Hop BroYou can use it for lunch during the day, as a cafe in the evening, and for dinner at night, so today makes you want a glass with this refreshing bitterness.
MugiYeah, if you drink it while chasing the orange aroma, it's the kind of thing that makes you want to toast right now!
