Põhjala Treeninglaager Vaarikas non-alcoholic lager

Põhjala Treeninglaager Vaarikas non-alcoholic lager

A hypotonic non-alcoholic beer developed in collaboration with athletics specialist Rasmus Mägi, designed to help replenish lost fluids and minerals. Refreshing raspberry flavor is complemented by a light body and pleasant minerality, while a gentle bitterness provides a balanced and lingering finish. Thanks to its refreshing character and excellent drinkability, it is an ideal choice after physical activity or throughout an active day. Read more

Parameters
Volume 0,44 L
Alcohol 0,5 % vol.
Hops N/A
Producer Põhjala
Code 4304
On stock > 50 pcs
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Price incl. VAT: 3,90 € Price per liter: 8,86 €
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A hypotonic non-alcoholic beer developed in collaboration with athletics specialist Rasmus Mägi, designed to help replenish lost fluids and minerals. Refreshing raspberry flavor is complemented by a light body and pleasant minerality, while a gentle bitterness provides a balanced and lingering finish. Thanks to its refreshing character and excellent drinkability, it is an ideal choice after physical activity or throughout an active day. Read more

Parameters
Volume 0,44 L
Alcohol 0,5 % vol.
Hops N/A
Producer Põhjala
Code 4304

Ingredients:
water, barley maltraspberry juice from concentrate 6.6%, blackberry juice from concentrate 3.3%, lactose, oats, magnesium citrate, hops, carbon dioxide, yeast, natural raspberry flavor

About the brewery:
Põhjala (translated as "North") is currently one of the best craft breweries in the world and its popularity is growing rapidly in Europe. Based in Tallinn, Estonia since 2013, it is made up of a team of beer enthusiasts who brew their beers in a 12 hl brewhouse. Their beers are among the more expensive, but they definitely surprise with their quality and labels. Their head brewer is Chris Pilkington, a former Brewdog brewer who also has his own coffee roaster in Tallinn. He is not afraid of experiments at all and combines his stouts and porters with anything he can think of. Experienced beer sommeliers claim that their porters are the best in the world!

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