Beer Bar LANDNNEUR in Nakazaki-cho Updates Its July 3 Tap List
Beer Bar LANDNNEUR in Osaka’s Nakazaki-cho shared its July 3 lineup. The post highlights three draft beers, plus one draft cider and one bottled cider, making it a compact but varied selection for beer and cider fans alike.
Hop BroToday's LANDNNEUR July 3 tap list is a good one: three draft beers plus two ciders, which is enough to turn a Friday night into a full strategy meeting.
MugiWait, three beers and two ciders? That's not a casual choice problem, that's a "stare at the menu and panic happily" problem!
Hop BroFirst up, Hansharo Beer has Reflections of Amber, then Tsugaru Brewing's "Arigato! IPA," and Kyoto Brewing's "Share - Extra Special Bitter Edition"; the domestic lineup is seriously tidy.
MugiHold on, Extra Special Bitter sounds intense! Is that a beer style or a move you unlock after defeating a pub boss?
Hop BroESB is a style from the British beer world, all about balancing bitterness with malt character; basically, it's not just bitter, but toasty and satisfying.
MugiOoh, not just bitter makes it way less scary. Such a dramatic name, and then it turns out to be the considerate one at the party!
Hop BroThen Son of the Smith brings HESSEN on draft as the cider option, and Garotiere's "Cidre Pays d'Auge Brut" is there in bottle form, so LANDNNEUR lets you pivot from beer to apples without losing the mood.
MugiWhat is Brut supposed to mean? It sounds so sleek that I want to sit up straighter before I even take a sip!
Hop BroBrut means drier in this context, so it drinks crisp instead of sweet; that fits LANDNNEUR perfectly, especially with its calm little space and the view of the courtyard garden.
MugiA tucked-away bar and one Friday night drink that turns into beer, then cider? That's dangerously good. My brain has already opened the tab and seated us.
Hop BroThe best part is no bar-hopping needed. In that small counter-focused room, I'd want to settle in and work from Reflections of Amber all the way to the Brut cider.
MugiIt's settled: I want a glass now. You take the ESB, I'll start with the IPA... unless I defect to the cider first. Either way, LANDNNEUR just became tonight's mission.
Beer Bar LANDNNEUR (Landnneur) in Osaka’s Nakazaki-cho posted its tap list for July 3. The lineup includes three draft beers, one draft cider, and one bottled cider, giving regulars and visitors a chance to move between beer and cider in a single stop.
Today’s lineup
- Kohaku no Hansha, from Hansharo Beer
- Arigato! IPA, from Tsugaru Brewing
- Share - Extra Special Bitter Hen, from Kyoto Brewing
- Hessen, from Son of the Smith
- Cidre Pays d’Auge Brut, from Gallotière
LANDNNEUR is known as a calm cafe-style beer bar with a view of a small courtyard, tucked away in a side street in Nakazaki-cho. The room is compact and counter-focused, which makes it a good fit for slow, focused drinking rather than a rushed pint. In that sense, it matches the neighborhood well: quiet, walkable, and a little hidden.
What stands out here is the balance. The draft list leans on Japanese craft names with clear identities, while cider appears alongside beer rather than as an afterthought. That makes the bar easy to read for beer fans who also want a change of pace. For a Friday evening in Osaka, it is the kind of update that suggests a low-key but thoughtful drinking session.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday's LANDNNEUR July 3 tap list is a good one: three draft beers plus two ciders, which is enough to turn a Friday night into a full strategy meeting.
MugiWait, three beers and two ciders? That's not a casual choice problem, that's a "stare at the menu and panic happily" problem!
Hop BroFirst up, Hansharo Beer has Reflections of Amber, then Tsugaru Brewing's "Arigato! IPA," and Kyoto Brewing's "Share - Extra Special Bitter Edition"; the domestic lineup is seriously tidy.
MugiHold on, Extra Special Bitter sounds intense! Is that a beer style or a move you unlock after defeating a pub boss?
Hop BroESB is a style from the British beer world, all about balancing bitterness with malt character; basically, it's not just bitter, but toasty and satisfying.
MugiOoh, not just bitter makes it way less scary. Such a dramatic name, and then it turns out to be the considerate one at the party!
Hop BroThen Son of the Smith brings HESSEN on draft as the cider option, and Garotiere's "Cidre Pays d'Auge Brut" is there in bottle form, so LANDNNEUR lets you pivot from beer to apples without losing the mood.
MugiWhat is Brut supposed to mean? It sounds so sleek that I want to sit up straighter before I even take a sip!
Hop BroBrut means drier in this context, so it drinks crisp instead of sweet; that fits LANDNNEUR perfectly, especially with its calm little space and the view of the courtyard garden.
MugiA tucked-away bar and one Friday night drink that turns into beer, then cider? That's dangerously good. My brain has already opened the tab and seated us.
Hop BroThe best part is no bar-hopping needed. In that small counter-focused room, I'd want to settle in and work from Reflections of Amber all the way to the Brut cider.
MugiIt's settled: I want a glass now. You take the ESB, I'll start with the IPA... unless I defect to the cider first. Either way, LANDNNEUR just became tonight's mission.
