A fizz that built up to a moderate head that subsequently collapsed quickly. Time to answer the question of, how is it? Here are my review notes:Īppearance: Moderately hazy honey-orange color. Each 12-ounce serving contains 35 calories and 5 grams of carbs, and less than 0.5% ABV (as with all of these, it’s impossible to tell just how much residual alcohol might be present, unless you run them through lab tests). I’ve been making a point to review non-alcoholic beers, and Harpoon sent me a couple of cans to sample.
League, for those moments that call for a little celebration with traditional beer. Whether finishing up a summer hike or just wanting to enjoy a night out without the morning-after hangover, Open League is a light yet flavorful beer open for everyone* to indulge in – and fans can still reach for a can of its 4% ABV counterpart, Rec. League, like toasted buckwheat, chia seeds, and sea salt for electrolytes. Made for those who want to beat the buzz while still enjoying the taste of a refreshing, hop-forward beer, Harpoon’s newest year-round offering is brewed with some of the same better-for-you ingredients as Rec. Open League NA Hazy IPA hit the market last month, offering up the same selling points as the other Leagues in a less-than-0.5% alcohol format (the legal definition of “non-alcoholic”). The first non-alcoholic beer from Boston’s Harpoon Brewery is a natural extension to the company’s “League” lifestyle series, which are low in calories and alcohol and crafted with “better for you” ingredients.
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