NA DAY TRIP by TALEA Beer Co. is a Non-Alcoholic Beer - Lager style beer, which has 2 ratings and reviews on Untappd.

Inspired by escapades near and far, large and small, Day Tripper Pale Ale is your companion in everyday adventure. Four pounds of hops per barrel give this West Coast-style pale ale a heady, dank, and citrus-laced aroma supported by a complex and subtly sweet malt backbone.

Jan 25, 2023 · Instead of an aperitivo before a meal or ending the night with an espresso martini, I’d get an NA beer. Instead of drinking two regular beers over the course of a burger night with friends, I...

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Nov 14, 2024 · After decades where the only option for non-drinkers was O’Doul’s, now you can skip the booze in everything from hazy IPA to stout. Seemingly every brewery, from the majors to your local craft...

Jan 3, 2025 · After tasting through over 100 different NA brews, we've plucked out our top 20 favorites. Check out the best non-alcoholic beers here!

Aug 26, 2024 · To see where the current market offerings lie, I put my palate to work and tasted 23 top-rated nonalcoholic beers with wide distribution in the US. Here are my 19 favorites from that selection. We tasted 23 different non-alcoholic and found so many fantastic options in a variety of beer styles.

May 7, 2022 · I recently received samples from Best Day Brewing, a new producer of NA beer based in Sausalito, California. Best Day leans heavily into the "lifestyle" segment with its northern California image, billing these NA beers as "for doers everywhere" and those with active lifestyles.

In my opinion, it is by far the best tasting NA and closest to real beer taste. BUT when you drink straight from the can, you get a little more of the “seltzer” flavor. When I put it in glass, the aroma helps to overwhelm that flavor and it feels even closer to real beer.

Apr 13, 2024 · Just wondering if anyone's done a day trip to USA and brought back some NA beers with them back to Canada, and what your experience was. I know that CBSA considers anything 0.5% and under as non-alcoholic and as such is exempt from duty.