Craft Beer Spot Hathor: Draft Beer Guide for 4/23, Featuring BREWDOG and Black Tide
The beer pub Craft Beer Spot Hathor in Osaka's Kyobashi district has released its draft lineup for April 23. Sixteen taps are on offer, spanning everything from lagers to black beer, with IPAs at the core, including BREWDOG's "Double Hazy" and Black Tide's "Play for 3.11".
Hop BroCraft Beer Spot Hathor in Osaka's Kyobashi district has updated its April 23 draft lineup, and it's going all out with 16 taps ranging from lagers to black beer.
MugiWhoa, 16 taps is too many! I'm already full before I even choose!
Hop BroToday's highlights are Double Hazy and Play for 3.11, and both are IPAs, but the way their aromas come forward is completely different.
MugiWhat is a Hazy IPA anyway? Something that looks cloudy and seems strong?
Hop BroPut simply, it's a cloudy IPA style where the hop-driven fruitiness comes to the front. Double Hazy brings pineapple, mango, and fresh lime, along with a pine-like note.
MugiWow, just hearing "ripe fruit" makes me want to drink it! And pine too? That's like a field trip to the forest!
Hop BroPlay for 3.11 is introduced as a beer filled with prayer and hope, with pear-like sweetness, a piney aroma, and a well-balanced bitterness.
MugiHuh, an IPA with pear sweetness sounds gentle! I like that it finishes with a sharp bitterness too!
Hop BroIt's not just IPAs either. There are crisp options too, like A la Playa, Yebisu, and West Coast Pilsner.
MugiWest Coast Pilsner sounds fast just from the name, but what does it taste like?
Hop BroIn short, it has a clean bitterness and a light, refreshing drinkability, with a brisk lager-like finish that feels great.
MugiWhoa, there's even Kurooni Stout! Ending on something heavy is totally a rabbit hole!
Hop BroExactly, and it pairs perfectly with smoked dishes, so once you start snacking with a toasty beer, it's hard to stop. At Hathor today, you'll probably want just one more.
MugiI'm decided already, this is total tasting paradise! I'll start with an IPA, then a lager, and finish strong with a black beer!
The beer pub Craft Beer Spot Hathor in Osaka's Kyobashi district has updated its draft beer information for April 23. The bar is offering a total of 16 taps, with a wide range of styles to enjoy, from lager and ale to fruit beers, IPAs, and black beer. The house-smoked dishes can be enjoyed alongside the beer, which is part of the shop's character.
Today's Recommendations
The recommended beers for the day are Double Hazy / BrewDog and Play for 3.11 / Black Tide. Double Hazy is described as combining aromas of pineapple, mango, and fresh lime with a piney nuance, leaving an impression of ripe fruit sweetness and a juicy orange finish. Play for 3.11 is an IPA characterized by sweet pear-like fruitiness, piney aroma, and moderate bitterness, and is presented as a beer filled with prayer and hope.
Lineup for the Day
The lager selections are A la Playa / Trademark, Yebisu / Sapporo Breweries, and West Coast Pilsner / Ise Kadoya Brewery. The ales include Saru Yama Shikao / Minoh Beer x Akishika Sake Brewing, Golden Ale / Island Brewery, and Golden Ale / Shonan Beer.
The fruit beers are Yamaso Hop / Minami Shinshu Beer and Kataura Lemon Ale / Shonan Beer. The IPAs are Double Hazy / BrewDog again, Sencha Hazy IPA / Ise Kadoya Brewery, and Play for 3.11 / Black Tide. The black beer is Kurooni Stout Kato SPVer. Mk2 / Onidensetsu Beer.
The lineup offers a wide range of choices, from the fruitiness of a Hazy IPA to the crispness of a pilsner and the depth of a stout, making it well suited to tastings and comparisons. It is the kind of lineup that invites you to savor each draft's character while pairing it with smoked dishes.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroCraft Beer Spot Hathor in Osaka's Kyobashi district has updated its April 23 draft lineup, and it's going all out with 16 taps ranging from lagers to black beer.
MugiWhoa, 16 taps is too many! I'm already full before I even choose!
Hop BroToday's highlights are Double Hazy and Play for 3.11, and both are IPAs, but the way their aromas come forward is completely different.
MugiWhat is a Hazy IPA anyway? Something that looks cloudy and seems strong?
Hop BroPut simply, it's a cloudy IPA style where the hop-driven fruitiness comes to the front. Double Hazy brings pineapple, mango, and fresh lime, along with a pine-like note.
MugiWow, just hearing "ripe fruit" makes me want to drink it! And pine too? That's like a field trip to the forest!
Hop BroPlay for 3.11 is introduced as a beer filled with prayer and hope, with pear-like sweetness, a piney aroma, and a well-balanced bitterness.
MugiHuh, an IPA with pear sweetness sounds gentle! I like that it finishes with a sharp bitterness too!
Hop BroIt's not just IPAs either. There are crisp options too, like A la Playa, Yebisu, and West Coast Pilsner.
MugiWest Coast Pilsner sounds fast just from the name, but what does it taste like?
Hop BroIn short, it has a clean bitterness and a light, refreshing drinkability, with a brisk lager-like finish that feels great.
MugiWhoa, there's even Kurooni Stout! Ending on something heavy is totally a rabbit hole!
Hop BroExactly, and it pairs perfectly with smoked dishes, so once you start snacking with a toasty beer, it's hard to stop. At Hathor today, you'll probably want just one more.
MugiI'm decided already, this is total tasting paradise! I'll start with an IPA, then a lager, and finish strong with a black beer!
