Pilsner: A Refreshing, Non-Alcoholic Twist on a Classic Beer Style

A New Breed of Beer

Years, a new brand from Pat Corcoran, the drinks vet behind No Fine Print Wine, is shaking up the non-alcoholic beer scene. And their debut pilsner is a great place to start.

This pilsner, contract-brewed in collaboration with Pilot Project Brewing, boasts a simple four-ingredient recipe: barley, hops, yeast, and water from Lake Michigan. It’s a perfect example of how non-alcoholic beer can be just as complex and flavorful as its boozy counterpart.

Certified Organic: A Game-Changer for Non-Alcoholic Beer

Years isn’t the only game-changer in the world of non-alcoholic beer. Patagonia Provisions and Deschutes Brewery have teamed up to create Kernza Golden Brew, the first certified organic non-alcoholic craft beer in the US.

Deschutes

Kernza Golden Brew is a light blonde ale that uses Kernza, a perennial grain known to improve soil health, minimize erosion, preserve biodiversity, and protect waterways. This beer is more than just a tasty beverage – it’s a movement.

The future of non-alcoholic beer is bright, and it’s about time. With brands like Years and Patagonia Provisions leading the charge, it’s clear that this trend is here to stay.