Big Drop Brewing Co's 'Sour' is a Light, Refreshing and Tart Low-ABV Beer
Laura McQuarrie — June 4, 2018 — Lifestyle
References: bigdropbrew & barmagazine
Many companies are brewing alcohol-free and low-alcohol beers, and Big Drop Brewing Co sets itself apart as a producer of "only the finest 0.5% ABV beer." One of the newest limited varieties to come out of the brewery is its 'Sour,' which is described as light, refreshing and tart.
While many sour beer beverages are popular, this seasonal, limited-edition Sour demanded a unique brewing style in order to get the balance of flavors just right. As master brewer, Johnny Clayton describes: "It’s not a kettle sour or wild bacteria ferment." When it comes to enjoying the Sour beer, Big Drop Brewing Co recommends pairing it with a strong cheese or seafood with lemon.
Big Drop Brewing Co's range of low-ABV craft beer also includes Spiced Ale, Lager and an award-winning Stout and Pale Ale.
While many sour beer beverages are popular, this seasonal, limited-edition Sour demanded a unique brewing style in order to get the balance of flavors just right. As master brewer, Johnny Clayton describes: "It’s not a kettle sour or wild bacteria ferment." When it comes to enjoying the Sour beer, Big Drop Brewing Co recommends pairing it with a strong cheese or seafood with lemon.
Big Drop Brewing Co's range of low-ABV craft beer also includes Spiced Ale, Lager and an award-winning Stout and Pale Ale.
Trend Themes
1. Alcohol-free Beer - The rise of alcohol-free and low-alcohol beers presents opportunities for breweries to cater to health-conscious consumers who still want to enjoy the taste of beer.
2. Sour Beer - The popularity of sour beer varieties inspires breweries to experiment with unique brewing styles and flavors, creating new taste experiences for consumers.
3. Limited-edition Craft Beer - The success of limited-edition craft beers, like Big Drop Brewing Co's Sour, offers breweries a marketing opportunity to create hype and exclusivity around their products.
Industry Implications
1. Craft Beer Industry - Craft breweries can capitalize on the growing demand for low-alcohol and sour beer varieties by expanding their product range to cater to these niche markets.
2. Health and Wellness Industry - As more consumers seek healthier alternatives to alcohol, the alcohol-free beer market presents an opportunity for health and wellness brands to offer non-alcoholic beverage options.
3. Food and Beverage Pairing Industry - Restaurants, bars, and food retailers can leverage the popularity of low-alcohol beers, like Big Drop Brewing Co's Sour, by promoting food and beverage pairing experiences that complement the unique flavors of these beverages.
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