Black Tide’s "Pray for 3.11" Tapped at Craft Beer Spot Hathor in Kyobashi, Osaka
At Craft Beer Spot Hathor, one keg of Black Tide’s "Pray for 3.11" has been tapped. At the same time, the cocktail tap has been switched to an iced Irish coffee, and the lineup now ranges widely from Sapporo Black Label to hop-forward IPAs and stouts.
Hop BroIn Kyobashi today, Pray for 3.11 opened at Hathor. It’s a Black Tide beer, and I like that you can add your own support just by drinking it.
MugiWait, so drinking means supporting it? Donating part of the sales sounds warm and kind of touching!
Hop BroExactly. And Hathor doesn’t stop at just one keg. With the strength of 16 taps, the choices are seriously rich.
MugiWhat, one keg but the shelf is packed? And it goes from Black Label to Hazy too? That range is wild!
Hop BroThey’ve got Isekadoya Brewery’s pilsner and pale ale, Minoh’s Session Black IPA and TDH Hazy IPA, Oni Densetsu’s IPL and stout, and even Revision’s What What What. What’s interesting is that they really cover everything from lager to dark styles.
MugiWhoa, so the menu is basically a maze! I keep hearing about Hazy IPA, but is it basically just cloudy?
Hop BroRoughly speaking, it’s a style that brings out hop aroma strongly and has a noticeable haze. In a place like Hathor that also has smoked snacks, the combo of hop aroma and smoke is especially fun.
MugiOhh! And the cocktail tap being iced Irish coffee is such a smart detour for a beer pub!
Hop BroThat’s what makes Hathor in Kyobashi feel right: it has not just beer, but also a sense of playfulness. Tonight makes me want to go look for a drink to match my mood.
MugiYep, I want to start with Black Tide and finish with a stout or something coffee-like!
Today’s Tap
One keg was tapped today at Craft Beer Spot Hathor, a beer pub in Kyobashi, Osaka. Black Tide (Miyagi)’s "Pray for 3.11" has been added to the taps. The post also mentions that part of the sales will be donated, presenting it as a beer you can enjoy while adding your support.
Taps Worth Watching Now
One of Hathor’s charms is that even on a day with just one new keg, the breadth of its lineup still feels substantial. In addition to the standard "Black Label / Sapporo Beer," there are beers from Isekadoya Brewery such as "West Coast Pilsner," "Mugi no Manimani," and "Pale Ale," along with Minoh Beer’s "Session Black IPA Real Ale ver," "Blooming IPA," "SEYA!," and "Hat Trick TDH Hazy IPA."
Also not to be missed are Oni Densetsu Beer’s "Yuya Boys IPL - Jamboree SP Ver," "Kurooni Stout Kato SPVer. Mk2," and Revision’s "What What What." The range runs from lager to Hazy IPA to dark styles, and the more you drink, the more the fun of the bar’s tap lineup comes into focus.
Atmosphere
Craft Beer Spot Hathor is a Kyobashi beer pub that features 16 taps. It also offers house-smoked items, so it’s the kind of place that works whether you want a hop-aroma-forward day or a relaxed, lingering drink. This time, the announcement also noted that the cocktail tap had been changed to an iced Irish coffee, adding a playful touch that you can enjoy alongside the beer.
Summary
On this day at Hathor, the lineup centered on Black Tide’s new tap opening while still offering plenty of choices, from lager and IPA to Hazy and stout. If you want to pick a drink in Kyobashi to match your mood, this is a lineup worth checking out.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroIn Kyobashi today, Pray for 3.11 opened at Hathor. It’s a Black Tide beer, and I like that you can add your own support just by drinking it.
MugiWait, so drinking means supporting it? Donating part of the sales sounds warm and kind of touching!
Hop BroExactly. And Hathor doesn’t stop at just one keg. With the strength of 16 taps, the choices are seriously rich.
MugiWhat, one keg but the shelf is packed? And it goes from Black Label to Hazy too? That range is wild!
Hop BroThey’ve got Isekadoya Brewery’s pilsner and pale ale, Minoh’s Session Black IPA and TDH Hazy IPA, Oni Densetsu’s IPL and stout, and even Revision’s What What What. What’s interesting is that they really cover everything from lager to dark styles.
MugiWhoa, so the menu is basically a maze! I keep hearing about Hazy IPA, but is it basically just cloudy?
Hop BroRoughly speaking, it’s a style that brings out hop aroma strongly and has a noticeable haze. In a place like Hathor that also has smoked snacks, the combo of hop aroma and smoke is especially fun.
MugiOhh! And the cocktail tap being iced Irish coffee is such a smart detour for a beer pub!
Hop BroThat’s what makes Hathor in Kyobashi feel right: it has not just beer, but also a sense of playfulness. Tonight makes me want to go look for a drink to match my mood.
MugiYep, I want to start with Black Tide and finish with a stout or something coffee-like!
