Twin Peaks Bike Park Pale Ale A Yotei Brewing × NAMBA Collaboration

Twin Peaks Bike Park has its own beer, brewed in Niseko by Yotei Brewing. Every can sold puts money back into the trails.

Twin Peaks Bike Park Pale Ale can on a mossy log in the Niseko forest

A beer for the bike park

Yotei Brewing is a family-run independent brewery in Niseko Town. They have backed NAMBA as a sponsor for years, so when the idea of a collaboration beer came up, neither side needed much convincing. The base is A Greener World, their pale ale brewed partly with green energy. It wears a new label drawn for the park.

We have real respect for what NAMBA does: looking after the local environment while building somewhere people can enjoy the outdoors safely. We hope this collaboration introduces more people to their work, and shows what Niseko's green season has to offer.
Yotei Brewing

The label

Joe Scott drew the label: the Twin Peaks entrance gate with Mount Yotei rising behind it, in the national park poster style he works in. Both are real. The gate stands at the trailhead above Hirafu, and the mountain needs no introduction. Joe also designed the Twin Peaks badge in our Artist Series, where you can see more of his work.

The Pale Ale can in the grass in front of the real Twin Peaks Bike Park entrance gate
A hand holding up a can of Twin Peaks Bike Park Pale Ale against summer foliage, showing Joe Scott's label artwork of Mount Yotei above the park's torii gate

The beer itself

Style
Pale Ale
ABV
4.5%
IBU
20
Hops
Citra, Mosaic, Amarillo (Cryo)
Volume
350ml can
Base beer
A Greener World
Price
¥658
Release
Thursday 6 August 2026

Yotei Brewing brew it in Niseko Town and sell it through their online shop.

Where the money goes

Yotei Brewing donate a portion of every sale to NAMBA. That money buys trail work: drainage, resurfacing, new features, and the unglamorous digging that keeps 17km+ of singletrack running. Maintenance cost ¥6.5 million in 2024 and ¥10.8 million in 2025, and it climbs as the network grows. Twin Peaks is free to ride, and local businesses like Yotei Brewing are a big part of why it can stay that way. The full numbers are on our impact page.

7,747
Riders in 2024
11,500
Riders in 2025
48%
Growth in one season
A can of Twin Peaks Bike Park Pale Ale resting on a log as two riders pass on the trail behind

Get one

The Pale Ale goes on sale on Thursday 6 August 2026 at the Yotei Brewing online shop. They ship nationwide, free on Thursdays.

Three cans of Twin Peaks Bike Park Pale Ale lined up on a sunlit log
Available 6 August

One for after the ride. Riding under the influence is illegal in Japan, and that includes bicycles.

Stock it in your bar or restaurant

Running a bar, restaurant or bottle shop and want the Pale Ale on your list? Yotei Brewing handle wholesale directly, with a minimum order of 24 cans and mixed cases welcome. If you are in Niseko or Kutchan they will point you to their wholesaler, M Pocket.

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