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Lucky Saint has announced the launch of its second beer with its alcohol-free Superior Hazy IPA.
The Hazy IPA is brewed using only natural ingredients with no flavourings or additives and is unfiltered, with each can containing just 59 calories.
Lucky Saint’s alcohol-free Superior Hazy IPA brings together New World hops and California ale yeast, featuring the combination of classic US hops citra, mosaic, and simcoe. The result is a hazy IPA with notes of tropical fruit, citrus, and fresh pine.
Luke Boase, founder of Lucky Saint, said: “Five years after the launch of Lucky Saint’s Unfiltered Lager, I am beyond excited to announce our alcohol-free Hazy IPA. I’m extremely proud of the IPA we’ve created, following two years of development. The ambition was to brew an alcohol-free IPA that captures the magic of new world hops, balanced with exceptional body and the perfect level of bitterness.”
The Hazy IPA will be available online and nationwide in all major retailers by January.
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