Hathor Taps Ise Kadoya’s “Silence of the Cats”
Craft Beer Spot Hathor in Osaka is serving “Silence of the Cats” from Ise Kadoya Beer. Built around New Zealand hops, this beer combines vivid fruit-forward aromas with a dry, restrained malt character.
Hop BroCraft Beer Spot HATHOR in Kyobashi, Osaka has tapped Isekado Brewery’s “Nekotachi no Chinmoku”.
MugiWhoa, that name is mysterious! Is it a beer where cats drink in silence?
Hop BroMaybe feline meetings are classified. It’s a New England IPA, but one designed to reduce sweetness and spotlight aroma.
MugiI thought New England IPAs were thick and juice-like! What does “less sweetness” mean?
Hop BroIt keeps the malt sweetness and heft lower, so the hop aroma comes through clearly. In other words, it’s an aroma-forward IPA.
MugiNice! Cats would probably join that aroma competition. What hops are in it?
Hop BroSweet-toned Superdeli leads the way, with tropical Nelson Sauvin, lime-and-lemongrass-like Motueka, plus Maui Nelson Hop Kief.
MugiHop Kief?! That suddenly sounds like a spell! It isn’t a cat hairball, right?
Hop BroNope! It’s a concentrated hop-aroma ingredient. Expect layers of vivid aroma: berries, passion fruit, and fresh lime.
MugiThat sounds amazing! Juicy but light on the finish means even I could enjoy it. Let’s check HATHOR’s tap list and raise a glass together!
Today’s Draft Beer
Craft Beer Spot Hathor has tapped “Silence of the Cats” from Ise Kadoya Beer.
The beer focuses on the character of New Zealand-grown hops. Its concept is to reduce sweetness and let the hop aroma stand out, keeping malt-derived sweetness and body in check for a cleaner, more expressive profile.
The recipe combines Superdeli, known for its sweet aromatic character, with Nelson Sauvin for tropical notes and Motueka for lime and lemongrass-like freshness. Maui Nelson Hop Kief is also used to intensify the aroma.
In the glass, berry-like richness meets passion-fruit-like tropical notes and a refreshing lime impression. The palate is juicy and hop-driven, while the finish remains crisp rather than overly sweet.
It should appeal to drinkers who enjoy aromatic IPAs as well as those looking for a lighter, more focused hop profile. Visitors to Hathor, a craft beer pub in Osaka, can check the current availability and enjoy this New Zealand-hop-focused pour alongside the pub’s rotating draft selection.
The pub is located on the first floor of Fine Daini Building in Higashinoda-cho, Osaka. Availability may change, so checking the venue’s latest announcement before visiting is recommended.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroCraft Beer Spot HATHOR in Kyobashi, Osaka has tapped Isekado Brewery’s “Nekotachi no Chinmoku”.
MugiWhoa, that name is mysterious! Is it a beer where cats drink in silence?
Hop BroMaybe feline meetings are classified. It’s a New England IPA, but one designed to reduce sweetness and spotlight aroma.
MugiI thought New England IPAs were thick and juice-like! What does “less sweetness” mean?
Hop BroIt keeps the malt sweetness and heft lower, so the hop aroma comes through clearly. In other words, it’s an aroma-forward IPA.
MugiNice! Cats would probably join that aroma competition. What hops are in it?
Hop BroSweet-toned Superdeli leads the way, with tropical Nelson Sauvin, lime-and-lemongrass-like Motueka, plus Maui Nelson Hop Kief.
MugiHop Kief?! That suddenly sounds like a spell! It isn’t a cat hairball, right?
Hop BroNope! It’s a concentrated hop-aroma ingredient. Expect layers of vivid aroma: berries, passion fruit, and fresh lime.
MugiThat sounds amazing! Juicy but light on the finish means even I could enjoy it. Let’s check HATHOR’s tap list and raise a glass together!
