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This is the year for non-alcohol beers, as I’ve been reviewing and writing about since February, and among the latest I’ve tried and considered are five NA beers from Partake Brewing. I received the lineup which consisted of Blonde, Pale, IPA, Red, and Stout. Partake is located in Canada, with … Continue reading
At some point with the non-alcoholic beer trend, I was wondering if a seasonal or holiday themed one would be released. Yes, as it turns out, and it’s from Germany’s own Clausthaler. Two bottles arrived from the brewery’s U.S. PR rep, Bolide, this week: Santa Clausthaler. (I love the name!) … Continue reading
Last week I received a package of samples from Partake Brewing, which specializes in non-alcoholic beers that span several popular styles. Among the five cans are Blonde, Pale, IPA, Red, and Stout. Keen eyes will notice the cans say, 0.3% alcohol by volume; that does fall below the legal definition … Continue reading
Deschutes Brewery has been adding lifestyle or “better for you” beers into its lineup over the past year, and this week announces the latest addition that also pushes it into a new space: Non-Alcoholic Irish Stout. It’s an interesting move and an intriguing style to start with for an NA … Continue reading
Around the time that I received the non-alcoholic brews from Colorado’s Grüvi, I also received a set of five different beers (six in all, one was doubled up) from Surreal Brewing Company, based out of Campbell, California. Like the other, Surreal is positioning itself in the market as a lifestyle … Continue reading
A little over a month ago I received a shipment of three different non-alcoholic beers from Grüvi, a non-alcoholic beer company located in Denver, Colorado. The three beers were IPA, Weisse, and Stout, and I received them as part of the company’s promo of the Stout which is its newest. … Continue reading
The latest marketing samples of beer—or in this case, non-alcoholic beer—reached me yesterday, from Surreal Brewing Company. The brewery sent a six-pack representing five different NA beers: Juicy Mavs Hazy IPA (two cans), Chandelier Red IPA, Natural Bridges Kölsch, 17 Mile Porter, and Pastry Porter. According to the marketing, these … Continue reading
Last week I received a shipment of non-alcoholic beers from Grüvi, a Denver-based company I hadn’t heard of before which produces NA beers and wines. Grüvi is introducing a new alcohol-free Stout, so sent me samples of the Stout, IPA, and Weisse as part of the rollout. It’s interesting timing, … Continue reading