£27.00
Discover Small Beer Hazy, a refreshingly low-calorie, low-alcohol hazy IPA perfect for a guilt-free session. This South London brew boasts vibrant tropical fruit aromas and a sunshine-yellow hue, making it the ideal choice for a light and flavorful experience.
- Low Alcohol & Calories: Enjoy a delicious craft beer without the high alcohol or calorie count.
- Zesty Tropical Flavors: Experience the burst of freshly picked apricot and tropical fruit salad in every sip.
- Vegan Friendly: Suitable for all dietary preferences.
- Sessionable Strength: The perfect low ABV option for any occasion.
- British Craft Beer: Authentic UK product.
Description
xSmall Beer Hazy pours sunshine-yellow with ripe aromas of freshly-picked apricot and tropical fruit salad jumping from the glass. Brewed in South London at 2.6% ABV, this sessionable beer is naturally lower in alcohol and calories.
Suitable for vegetariansProduct information
Small Beer Hazy pours sunshine-yellow with ripe aromas of freshly-picked apricot and tropical fruit salad jumping from the glass. Brewed in South London at 2.6% ABV, this sessionable beer is naturally lower in alcohol and calories.
1% For the Planet, Zesty, Tropical, Craft, Champions of Mid-Strength, Low Cals, Low Carbs, Suitable for vegans
Country of Origin
United Kingdom
Storage
Ambient
Preparation and Usage
Drink fresh
Package Type
Box
Recycling Information
Fully Recyclable
Other Information
Storage:
Store cold
Brand
Small Beer
Manufacturer
Small Beer Brew Co Ltd.,
70 - 72 Verney Rd,
London,
SE16 3DH,
United Kingdom.
Country of Packing
United Kingdom
Return To Address
Small Beer Brew Co Ltd.,
70 - 72 Verney Rd,
London,
SE16 3DH,
United Kingdom.
Per 100g:Energy Kj 122Energy Kcal 84Fat g <0.1(of which saturates) g <0.1Carbohydrates g 3.6(of which sugars) g 0.1Fibre g 0Protein g 0.2Salt g 0.01
Ingredients
Water, malter barley, wheat, oats, hops & yeast
Allergen Information
Malted barley, wheat, oats
Dietary Information
Suitable for Vegans
ABV (%)
2.6
Units
0.9
Please drink responsibly
Know your limits The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
