HEAVEN vs. HELL

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6 cans of heaven and 6 cans of hell, as chosen by our loyal tribe. heaven - a citrus and thyme sour. 330ml, 0.5%. hell - a jalapeño lager. 330ml, 0.5%.

Our first ever double edition in very limited quantities. Inside you'll find 6 cans of Heaven and 6 cans of Hell, as chosen by our loyal tribe.

Heaven - Orange & Thyme Kettle Sour.

A punchy, lightly kettle soured, citrus forward beer with orange thyme to soften out the acidity and add depth to the palate. Crystal wheat and Caragold malt establish a warm amber colour while Cashmere, Citra and Simcoe hops bring balance.

Tart and citrusy but with a delicate spice and complexity. Notes of tangerine, peach and mango. Crisp, fresh and christmassy! Vegan, 330ml, 0.5%.

Hell - A jalapeño lager.

A classic lager base, grainy and bready, with fire roasted jalapeños bringing a toasty warmth with a floral finish. Munich and Cara malts paired with Dana hops deliver a balanced profile and light caramel colour.

Easy drinking with subtle notes of pine and packing a little heat. The perfect way to bring that Netflix fire to life. Vegan, 330ml, 0.5%.

Brewed side by side in the UK's only dedicated no/low brewery (we'll keep the fighting to a minimum), both beers will be 0.5%, and vegan... because why would you put animal products in beer? 🧐

🥳 *Pre-Orders will go out as soon as they come off the canning line!* 🥳

Mixed review

I ordered 3 off mixed case of 6 bottles. Arrived in good time and well-packaged, but I was very disappointed that the contents were not as advertised; the Organic Pale Ale was missing and instead 2 bottles of lager (which I'm not keen on) had been supplied instead. Worse still, the Hoppy IPA was in a can, not a bottle. I know that lots of people are happy to drink canned beer, but I'm not one of them. I would not have bought this - pretty expensive - offer if I had known about these substitutions in advance. I haven't had alcohol for nearly 4 years now, so I am not comparing conventional beers against these low alcohol ones and what I am looking for is just an interesting drink. The Traditional Pale Ale certainly achieves this - a good, full taste and no sense of anything "synthetic". I really enjoyed it. I think that they have done well with the Classic IPA and the Stout too, even though I am not too keen on the taste. But this is such a personal thing, it's really not fair to criticise; the drinks are very rounded and flavoursome and not like anything I have come across elsewhere, so they could well be very much to someone else's taste and so definitely worth a try. I'm not really a lager drinker, but so many of the low alcohol alternatives are lagers (and exclusively in France, where I spend a lot of time) that it is hard to avoid them. The Bavarian Helles is OK, certainly better than the worst of these, but for me, nothing outstanding and there is more than a subtle hint of the rather unappealing smell and taste that almost all low alcohol lagers seem to share. I did try a can of the Hoppy Pale Ale, which is exactly the kind of beer I used to enjoy, but I was underwhelmed. Perhaps it's the canning. Overall, at £2.33 for 330ml, this would have to be really good to compete with what the supermarkets have on offer (eg Marston's Low Tide at £1.30 for 500ml) and sadly, apart from the Traditional Pale Ale, which I will certainly buy again and drink occasionally, it's a long way from Nirvana for me.

Best low alcoholic beers yet.

Hoppy IPA and Stout are awesome.

Wow! Finally, a non alcoholic drink I love

I’ve been trying non-alcoholic drinks for two years, failing to find a complete replacement for my red wine habit.

Finally found it. This has the rich blend of flavours to compete with a good red wine. This doesn’t feel like a substitute: it’s great in it’s own right.

Great Trad.Ale

Tastes full and malty like the pale ales I remember from days gone by.
Not the modern hop-driven (a)PA and (i)PA.

Not as rich as expected

I like stout, but this one tastes light and watery to me. I seem to be in the minority here.
Good that it is actually 0.0% and I was able to drink it, but won't be ordering it again.

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