Kyobashi's CraftBeerSpot Hathor taps Onidensetsu IPL and Minoh tea bitter on June 23
CraftBeerSpot Hathor in Osaka's Kyobashi posted its June 23 draft lineup, led by an Onidensetsu collaboration IPL and backed by Minoh, Isekadoya, Green Flash, Repubrew, Ushitora, and more across 16 taps.
Hop BroKyobashi’s Hathor just posted its June 23 draft list, and it is stacked. The Oni Densetsu collab leads a 16-tap lineup from lagers to dark beer.
MugiWait, sixteen choices in one pub? And the headliner is a collab IPL? That already sounds dangerous for my wallet!
Hop BroThe opener is ‘Yuya Boys IPL - Jamboree SP Ver’ from Oni Densetsu Beer. With Citra, Mosaic, and Simcoe, it’s citrus-tropical overload, but the finish stays lager-clean.
MugiHold on, IPL looks like IPA wearing a fake mustache. What is IPL supposed to be?
Hop BroIt means India Pale Lager. You get hop aroma like an IPA, but it’s fermented like a lager, so it’s aromatic but crisp instead of heavy.
MugiOhhh, so it shows up loud and exits politely. That is the best of both worlds and honestly kind of unfair.
Hop BroAnd Hathor didn’t stop there. Minoh Beer’s ‘Black Tea Bitter Real Ale ver,’ ‘Yuzu Tripel,’ and T.Y. Harbor x Hathor’s ‘Kyobashi Helles’ make this a smoked-food-friendly lineup.
MugiBlack Tea Bitter I understand, but ‘Real Ale ver’ sounds like a Victorian plot twist. What makes it real ale style?
Hop BroIt keeps softer, more natural carbonation, so it feels round instead of fizzy. Then you can jump to Isekadoya’s ‘Nekojima’ and ‘Rush Hop IPA,’ Green Flash ‘West Coast IPA,’ and finish with Left Hand’s ‘Milk Stout Nitro ver’ for a perfect drinking arc.
MugiSo I start with a weizen or Yebisu, sprint into the Oni Densetsu IPL and tea bitter, then land on stout? I officially need a Kyobashi beer crawl right now.
CraftBeerSpot Hathor in Osaka's Kyobashi posted its June 23 draft lineup. With 16 taps on hand, the pub is serving a broad mix of lager, bitter, weizen, IPA, fruit beer, and stout, making it an easy spot for a long tasting session alongside smoked dishes.
Headliner
The main opening is "YUYA BOYS IPL - Jamboree SP Ver / Onidensetsu Beer," a collaboration brewed for Kobe Beer Jamboree 2026. Built with Citra, Mosaic, and Simcoe, it aims for citrus and tropical aromatics, firm bitterness, and a lager-like finish.
Other picks
Minoh Beer supplies "Tea Bitter Real Ale Ver" and "Yuzu Tripel," while T.Y. Harbor × Hathor brings "Kyobashi Helles Suspended Sentence." Ushitora Brewery adds "With Raspberries," and Repubrew's "Momoka to Kyouko no Duet Weizen" covers the wheat-beer side. Yebisu is also on the list as a familiar lager option.
IPA fans can go for Isekadoya Beer's "Nekojima," "Sour IPA Strawberry & Raspberry," and "Lush Hop IPA," plus Green Flash's "West Coast IPA." For darker beer drinkers, Left Hand's "Nitro Milk Stout" rounds out the board.
Why it works
This is the kind of lineup that invites a slow progression: start with a clean lager or bitter, move into hop aroma and fruit acidity, then finish with a stout. For beer drinkers in Kyobashi, it is a tap list worth noting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKyobashi’s Hathor just posted its June 23 draft list, and it is stacked. The Oni Densetsu collab leads a 16-tap lineup from lagers to dark beer.
MugiWait, sixteen choices in one pub? And the headliner is a collab IPL? That already sounds dangerous for my wallet!
Hop BroThe opener is ‘Yuya Boys IPL - Jamboree SP Ver’ from Oni Densetsu Beer. With Citra, Mosaic, and Simcoe, it’s citrus-tropical overload, but the finish stays lager-clean.
MugiHold on, IPL looks like IPA wearing a fake mustache. What is IPL supposed to be?
Hop BroIt means India Pale Lager. You get hop aroma like an IPA, but it’s fermented like a lager, so it’s aromatic but crisp instead of heavy.
MugiOhhh, so it shows up loud and exits politely. That is the best of both worlds and honestly kind of unfair.
Hop BroAnd Hathor didn’t stop there. Minoh Beer’s ‘Black Tea Bitter Real Ale ver,’ ‘Yuzu Tripel,’ and T.Y. Harbor x Hathor’s ‘Kyobashi Helles’ make this a smoked-food-friendly lineup.
MugiBlack Tea Bitter I understand, but ‘Real Ale ver’ sounds like a Victorian plot twist. What makes it real ale style?
Hop BroIt keeps softer, more natural carbonation, so it feels round instead of fizzy. Then you can jump to Isekadoya’s ‘Nekojima’ and ‘Rush Hop IPA,’ Green Flash ‘West Coast IPA,’ and finish with Left Hand’s ‘Milk Stout Nitro ver’ for a perfect drinking arc.
MugiSo I start with a weizen or Yebisu, sprint into the Oni Densetsu IPL and tea bitter, then land on stout? I officially need a Kyobashi beer crawl right now.
