FKT Pale Ale is the First Electrolyte-Infused and Nutrient-Rich Beer
Madison Mackay — July 3, 2018 — Lifestyle
References: sufferfestbeer & uncrate
Brewed with athletes in mind, Sufferfest's FKT Pale Ale was named after the popular saying 'Fastest Known Time' to show the intensity of flavor and nutrients.
California-based brewers Sufferfest created FKT to be the first ever electrolyte infused beer option that can keep all consumers hydrated and active all summer -- or to offer a unique post-workout drink that wont make athletes feel tired or worn down. Brewed with citra, magnum, azacca, magnum hops and black currents, the flavor is light and bright to make it perfect for the summer. Adding a large dose of vitamin C creates a unique flavor as well as a powerful way to fend off muscle cramps.
With only 165 calories per can, Sufferfest's new FKT Pale Ale was designed for athletes but can be enjoyed by anyone.
California-based brewers Sufferfest created FKT to be the first ever electrolyte infused beer option that can keep all consumers hydrated and active all summer -- or to offer a unique post-workout drink that wont make athletes feel tired or worn down. Brewed with citra, magnum, azacca, magnum hops and black currents, the flavor is light and bright to make it perfect for the summer. Adding a large dose of vitamin C creates a unique flavor as well as a powerful way to fend off muscle cramps.
With only 165 calories per can, Sufferfest's new FKT Pale Ale was designed for athletes but can be enjoyed by anyone.
Trend Themes
1. Electrolyte-infused Beverages - Opportunity for creating a range of electrolyte-infused drinks for active individuals.
2. Functional Alcoholic Beverages - Possibility of developing more nutrient-rich alcoholic drinks to cater to health-conscious consumers.
3. Hybrid Fitness Products - Market potential for innovative products combining fitness and consumable goods.
Industry Implications
1. Craft Brewing - Craft breweries can explore incorporating functional ingredients and flavors into their beer offerings.
2. Sports Drinks - Sports drink companies could expand their product lines to include alcoholic options with added electrolytes and nutrients.
3. Fitness Retail - Fitness retailers can consider partnering with beverage companies to offer unique fitness-related beverages to their customers.
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