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More information about Alcohol-free 9 beer set
The non-alcoholic package from Brauhaus Nittenau.
Contents:
3x Lola Coffee Porter non-alcoholic
Brewed in the British porter style, this mixed beer drink is the ideal symbiosis of coffee and beer. Mixed with a good scoop of roasted malt, chocolaty notes combine elegantly with the roasted Arabica beans of Mokka natural from the Rehorik roastery in Regensburg.
Taste: Chocolaty notes, roasted Arabica mocha beans
Nutritional values per 100 ml: Energy: 135 kJ / 32 kcal | Carbohydrates: 6.9 g | of which sugar: 3.5 g | Protein: <0.5 g | Salt: <0.01 g | Fat: <0.5 g | of which saturated fatty acids: <0.1 g
3x WIT non-alcoholic - orange peel & corinader
The Wit is a non-alcoholic beer in the style of a Belgian Wit beer. The non-alcoholic character is produced with a special yeast that cannot ferment malt sugar. Curacao orange peel and crushed coriander seeds are traditionally added when boiling the wort and for lagering the beer.
Taste: fruity orange and aromatic, refreshing coriander
Nutritional values per 100 ml: Energy: 108 kJ/26 kcal | Carbohydrates: 5.4 g | Fat: 0 g | of which saturated fatty acids: 0 g | Protein: 0.4 g | Salt: < 0.006 g
3x Le Chauffeur - non-alcoholic IPA
A non-alcoholic beer without compromising on taste. The hop varieties Chinook, Callista, Simcoe and Mosaic give the beer unique fruity notes.
Taste: very fruity thanks to 4 different hop varieties
Nutritional values per 100 ml: Energy: 136 kJ / 32 kcal | Carbohydrates: 6.8 g | of which sugar: 3.4 g | Salt: 0.005 g | Fat: 0 g | of which saturated fatty acids: 0 g | Protein: 0.5 g
| Contents: | 2,97 Liter |
| Content per individual product: | 0,33 liters |
| Beverage type: | Non-alcoholic beer |
| Non-alcoholic: | YES |
| Country: | Germany |
| Place: | Nittenau |
| Manufacturer: | Brewery Nittenau |
| Food companies: | Brauhaus Nittenau, owner J. Jakob, Wulkersdorfer Straße 4, 93149 Nittenau |
Brewery Nittenau
Progressive technologization has led to an ever greater approximation of taste in the large-scale industrial production of beer. On the one hand, there are no longer any regional differences, since any desired chemical parameter can easily be achieved by technological means. On the other hand, with the existing price war, the purely profit-oriented brands are interested in keeping their costs as low as possible: Faster production techniques, fewer hops, shorter storage, less flavor. This equalization of taste not only leads to beers from different brands becoming more and more similar and tasting almost the same. It has even gone so far that different styles of beer from industrial breweries taste the same and differ only on the label. The trend toward neutral one-size-fits-all beer and neutral one-size-fits-all taste. In times of such tightrope walks along the purity law on the part...
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