YELLOW APE CRAFT Taps “Tege Remofuru,” a Collaboration with Miyazaki Hideji Beer
YELLOW APE CRAFT, a craft beer pub in Kitahama, Osaka, has tapped “Tege Remofuru,” a collaboration between the pub and Miyazaki Hideji Beer. The keg is already running low, making it a timely after-work pour for beer fans.
Hop BroYELLOW APE CRAFT in Kitahama has tapped “Tege Lemonful,” a collaboration with Miyazaki Hideji Beer.
MugiWhat? Tege Lemonful already sounds bright and lemony!
Hop BroThat’s a fair expectation. It sounds like a great choice for people seeking citrusy aromas and an easy-drinking finish.
MugiDoes easy-drinking mean a beer you can gulp without feeling weighed down?
Hop BroExactly. It generally means a lighter impression on the palate and a clean finish, making it friendly with food too.
MugiPut one beside fried food immediately! But the article says the style and ABV are unlisted, right?
Hop BroRight—check the in-store notice or current tap list. Not guessing the style is good beer-geek practice.
MugiWhoa, serious Hop Bro! And there was only one keg tapped?
Hop BroYep. It was already running low when posted, so if we wait too long, the tap may say sold out before my heart finishes panicking.
MugiLet’s outrun your heart! We should check the tap list first and head to Kitahama after work.
Hop BroYELLOW APE CRAFT also pours diverse domestic and imported beers, with drink-all-you-can courses—so I’d start with that refreshing collaboration.
MugiDone! If Tege Lemonful is still there, let’s make a lemony-toast night of it!
YELLOW APE CRAFT, a craft beer pub in Osaka’s Kitahama area, has tapped “Tege Remofuru,” a collaboration beer made with Miyazaki Hideji Beer.
According to the pub’s Instagram post, this is a one-keg release, and the beer was already close to selling out at the time of posting. Guests interested in trying it should check the latest tap availability before visiting.
The name “Tege Remofuru” suggests a bright lemon-led character. Its expected citrus freshness and easy-drinking profile should suit guests looking for a refreshing craft beer to enjoy after work or alongside a meal. The beer’s exact style and alcohol content should be confirmed from the current tap list or in-store information.
Located in Imabashi, Chuo Ward, YELLOW APE CRAFT focuses on a broad selection of domestic and international craft beers served from taps. The pub also offers craft beer all-you-can-drink plans, including a ¥6,000 course covering all beers available that day and a ¥5,000 course featuring 10 varieties. These options make the venue suitable for casual after-work drinks as well as group gatherings.
For beer fans visiting Kitahama, the current tap list is worth checking before heading out. Those seeking “Tege Remofuru” should consider visiting early while the keg lasts.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroYELLOW APE CRAFT in Kitahama has tapped “Tege Lemonful,” a collaboration with Miyazaki Hideji Beer.
MugiWhat? Tege Lemonful already sounds bright and lemony!
Hop BroThat’s a fair expectation. It sounds like a great choice for people seeking citrusy aromas and an easy-drinking finish.
MugiDoes easy-drinking mean a beer you can gulp without feeling weighed down?
Hop BroExactly. It generally means a lighter impression on the palate and a clean finish, making it friendly with food too.
MugiPut one beside fried food immediately! But the article says the style and ABV are unlisted, right?
Hop BroRight—check the in-store notice or current tap list. Not guessing the style is good beer-geek practice.
MugiWhoa, serious Hop Bro! And there was only one keg tapped?
Hop BroYep. It was already running low when posted, so if we wait too long, the tap may say sold out before my heart finishes panicking.
MugiLet’s outrun your heart! We should check the tap list first and head to Kitahama after work.
Hop BroYELLOW APE CRAFT also pours diverse domestic and imported beers, with drink-all-you-can courses—so I’d start with that refreshing collaboration.
MugiDone! If Tege Lemonful is still there, let’s make a lemony-toast night of it!
