Zum #tatort gibt's jetzt todesmutig dieses Malzbier aus dem polnischen Supermarkt. Na zdrowje! 🍻 #alkoholfrei #noalcohol #zeroalcohol #polen
#ZeroAlcohol
Tried kombucha yet during your #dryjanuary resolution? Already bored of the same stuff that's on the shelves in every supermarket? We have five delicious flavours available from #CounterCulture, based down the road in Bedminster.
Txt In A Bottle - Spiced Blackcurrant
Chip In - Blueberry & Blackberry
Fruit Machine Learning - Raspberry & Elderflower
Look Up - Lemongrass & Ginger
Against The Current - Rhubarb & Hibiscus
#BS4 #BS3 #Totterdown #Bristol #zeroalcohol #kombucha #nonalcolohicdrink
I've not tried this one before. A pretty good IPA. Has a smooth, maltiness about it.
21 months today! Loving the improved mental and physical health of a zero alcohol/fully sober life, with so many other benefits too 💗
#sober #sobriety #SoberLife #SoberNotBoring #SoberFit #SoberJourney #teetotal #AlcoholFree #ZeroAlcohol
Giesens Winemakers are producing Zero alcohol award winning wines. They've invested in a bigger spinning dome machine to meet demand and now produce 1.8 million litres of zero alcohol wine per year.
At present it uses LPG. They are planning to convert it to ethanol, using the alcohol separated out from the wine.
That is quite impressive.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/350331643/giesen-gets-bigger-0-wine-machine-demand-rises
Non-alcoholic beer is mainstream - the podcaster talks to the owner of Athletic Brewery who follows the early days of scorn for those who drink zero alcohol brew to their current success...
We're excited to announce we'll be stocking these award-winning non-alcoholic aperitifs from #DrinksKitchen. They're a great addition to our other alcohol free alternatives, #Kombucha from #CounterCulture and zero alcohol beer from #WiperandTrue and #GoodChem. With four flavours available, add some tonic or soda and try something different at our brewpub this Thursday.
#Dryanuary #Tryanuary #zeroalcohol #mentalclarity #spicedrhubarb #zerococktails #aperitif
For our first review in #DryJanuary, we start with #clausthaler's ISO. At 0.0% ABV, ISO clearly doesn't taste like an NA beer. Well, not 100%! Instead, we can glean from our experience something akin to a pale lager with the alcohol removed. If this is your first #ZeroAlcohol beverage, then it might be a bit jarring at first. Also, despite having 0 alcohol, a 11.2 fluid ounce can will your New Year Resolution back by 105.6 calories.
More on #Clausthaler ISO
Out of the can, ISO produces a hefty amount of off-white head, resting on a pool of clear gold. Swirling and sniffing, we recover some earthy notes, but overall a strong malted aroma.
Sipping, you get a tiny bit of bitterness, but overall the malted barley steals the show.
Overall, ISO has a mild to medium mouthfeel, no alcoholic warmth, and a bit of cloying on the palate.
Consider this an alternative to water, if you're looking to recover some calories. Or just enjoy one, as an alternative to "one more beer".
Having tried a few over these holidays now, I've decided that drinking #ZeroAlcohol drinks is the #Teeetotaler equivalent of no/low fat foods. It just tastes wrong, why bother? So away with this new way of selling us goods we don't need. It's back to #Juice #Water #IceTea #Cordial.
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