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Five Non Alcoholic Canadian Beers For St. Pat’s
Innovation in the alcohol-free space is creating some excellent quality and great tasting non alcoholic beers, many of which are made here in Canada. Choosing a non alcoholic beer for St. Patrick’s Day, for whatever reason, doesn’t mean missing out on the fun. These five beers taste like the real thing, but will keep you clear-headed, hydrated and hangover free!
Le Bockale Trou Noir Stout
No St. Pat's Day is without talk of Stout beer! Le Bockale was one of the first non alcoholic craft breweries in Canada and they're known for their unique blends and incredible quality. This Stout is a classic example and a perfect pairing with your corned beef and cabbage this year. Available through:
lebockale.com
Soberlicious.ca
AFBev.ca
Select Sobey’s Locations
LIBRA HAZY IPA
Libra is a small brewery from Prince Edward Island, and they make this incredibly flavourful HazyIPA through traditional brewing methods. It's a good pairing for a Colcannon or Irish fry up. Available through:
drinklibra.ca
sansdrinks.ca (GTA Only)
Well.ca
AFBev.ca
HARMON’S JACK PINE PALE ALE
Harmon's Non Alc Jack Pine is leading the pack in the non alcoholic craft beer space. It's complex flavours create a product that actually tastes like craft beer. A good pairing for beef stew for St. Pat’s dinner. Available through:
ONE FOR THE ROAD WHEAT ALE
This small brewery makes some of the most unique non alcoholic beers in Canada. One For The Road has knocked it out of the park on replicating this style of craft beer. Pairs well with pub style fare - pot pies, chips, Colcannon. Available through:
Soberlicious.ca
AFBev.ca
Nonny Czech Pilsner
This is a really new brand from the west coast and already a fan fave! Simple cans, but clean and crisp flavours that taste like a Pilsner is supposed to taste. This beer is best with salty food, appetizers and lighter fare. This is your Friday night pizza beer! Available through:
