YELLOW APE CRAFT taps four kegs, with two collaborations and an IPA on the board
YELLOW APE CRAFT updated its tap list on May 22 and announced that four kegs had been opened. Alongside Yebisu, the lineup features collaboration IPA offerings with Miyazaki Hideji Beer and And Beer, and with weather that makes it possible to keep the doors open, the result is the kind of beer-pub experience in Imabashi that lets you enjoy a drink with an open-air feel.
Hop BroYELLOW APE CRAFT in Imabashi tapped 4 kegs on May 22. The weather looks good enough to keep the doors open too, so even the shop's atmosphere sounds delicious.
MugiWhat, four beers at once!? With that many on the board, it feels like my whole mood would be decided by the first pour!
Hop BroFirst up is the reliable Yebisu, and then there's "Tege Lemonful," a collaboration between YELLOW APE CRAFT and Miyazaki Hideji Beer, so the balance between a classic and some playfulness is really good.
MugiTege Lemonful sounds way too energetic just from the name alone!? I'm already imagining the taste and my throat is reacting!
Hop BroThe name has a lot of energy, but collaborations like this are interesting for how the aroma comes across. They often give you a lemony impression while keeping the drink light and easy to sip, so it's the kind of beer that pulls you in through the aroma.
MugiI get that, but what even is GO SMALL WAVE!? And "A wave like this, easy going on butterfly" sounds like I'm already mentally surfing!
Hop BroThat's the YELLOW APE CRAFT x APE BREWING collaboration, and it's full of playfulness. Having a beer like that makes the shop's personality come through in the taps, which is a lot of fun.
MugiAnd then ending with Tropical Night IPA too, the name alone makes me want to drink until night! IPA fans are definitely going to be drawn in by that one!
Hop BroIPA is all about the hop aroma, so when tropical aromatics come in, it instantly becomes more vibrant. YELLOW APE CRAFT is a beer pub in Osaka's Imabashi, so being open from 15:00 Tuesday through Saturday makes it easy to drop by casually, which is great.
MugiAnd they even have an all-you-can-drink course too, so it's perfect for a day when you want to take your time. Shops where the limited beers keep changing are unfair in the best way... they give you more reasons to keep coming back!
Hop BroWhat's more, they'll be closed from May 23 to 26 for an event, and they've also got "Hayate Bakery" on May 30, so it's a shop with things always happening. Today makes me want to chase the kegs and stop by for a drink after work.
On May 22, YELLOW APE CRAFT announced that four kegs had been opened. In the post, the shop said the shifting weather should make it possible to operate with the doors open, making it feel like a day where you can enjoy the openness of drinking outdoors even while inside.
The lineup for the day consists of these four beers.
- Yebisu / Sapporo Beer
- Tege Lemonful / YELLOW APE CRAFT x Miyazaki Hideji Beer
- GO SMALL WAVE~A wave like this, easy going on butterfly 😄⤴️~ / YELLOW APE CRAFT x APE BREWING
- Tropical Night IPA / And Beer
The lineup ranges from a standard lager to collaborations with local breweries and an IPA, making it easy to start with the first drink and keep going from there. In particular, "Tege Lemonful" and "GO SMALL WAVE" show how actively YELLOW APE CRAFT is pushing its own collaboration beers, with the shop's personality reflected directly in the taps.
YELLOW APE CRAFT is a beer pub in Imabashi, Osaka, and is open Tuesday through Saturday from 15:00 to 24:30. It also offers an all-you-can-drink craft beer course, making it easy to pair a solid meal with beer. It is a place where you can drink at a relaxed pace, while still enjoying the fun of following the changing lineup of limited beers.
The post also announced that the shop will be closed from May 23 to 26 for an event appearance. It also announced "Hayate Bakery" for May 30, drawing attention to the shop's upcoming business schedule and event activity.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroYELLOW APE CRAFT in Imabashi tapped 4 kegs on May 22. The weather looks good enough to keep the doors open too, so even the shop's atmosphere sounds delicious.
MugiWhat, four beers at once!? With that many on the board, it feels like my whole mood would be decided by the first pour!
Hop BroFirst up is the reliable Yebisu, and then there's "Tege Lemonful," a collaboration between YELLOW APE CRAFT and Miyazaki Hideji Beer, so the balance between a classic and some playfulness is really good.
MugiTege Lemonful sounds way too energetic just from the name alone!? I'm already imagining the taste and my throat is reacting!
Hop BroThe name has a lot of energy, but collaborations like this are interesting for how the aroma comes across. They often give you a lemony impression while keeping the drink light and easy to sip, so it's the kind of beer that pulls you in through the aroma.
MugiI get that, but what even is GO SMALL WAVE!? And "A wave like this, easy going on butterfly" sounds like I'm already mentally surfing!
Hop BroThat's the YELLOW APE CRAFT x APE BREWING collaboration, and it's full of playfulness. Having a beer like that makes the shop's personality come through in the taps, which is a lot of fun.
MugiAnd then ending with Tropical Night IPA too, the name alone makes me want to drink until night! IPA fans are definitely going to be drawn in by that one!
Hop BroIPA is all about the hop aroma, so when tropical aromatics come in, it instantly becomes more vibrant. YELLOW APE CRAFT is a beer pub in Osaka's Imabashi, so being open from 15:00 Tuesday through Saturday makes it easy to drop by casually, which is great.
MugiAnd they even have an all-you-can-drink course too, so it's perfect for a day when you want to take your time. Shops where the limited beers keep changing are unfair in the best way... they give you more reasons to keep coming back!
Hop BroWhat's more, they'll be closed from May 23 to 26 for an event, and they've also got "Hayate Bakery" on May 30, so it's a shop with things always happening. Today makes me want to chase the kegs and stop by for a drink after work.
