New Beer Alert – The 2025 “Dry January” Edition

(Courtesy Sierra Nevada Brewing)

Never have non-alcoholic beers been better and more available. And with Dry January ON we’re showcasing some of the best breweries and beers in this uber-hot sector.

Bold & Buzz-Free (Chico, CA) – Many beer fans are occasionally choosing to forgo buzz for taste on occasion. And Sierra Nevada has a delicious option that suits both of those demands. Crafted using traditional brewing methods, not alcohol removal, to create full craft flavor below the 0.5% ABV non-alcoholic threshold, Sierra Nevada Trail Pass IPA is a non-alcoholic take on the nation’s most popular beer style, the Hazy India Pale Ale.

“It meets all of our criteria for what we would consider a craft IPA,” said James Conery, Innovation Brewmaster at Sierra Nevada, “not necessarily even a craft non-alcoholic IPA, but a craft IPA.”

Brewed with Amarillo® and CTZ hop varieties that linger sweetly on the tongue, Sierra Nevada’s latest addition to its impressive roster of IPAs is currently available as part of its new Trail Pass Non-Alcoholic Variety Pack as well as in standalone 6-packs.

(Courtesy Grüvi)

Drink Haze Not Dazed (Denver, CO) – Its little surprise that Grüvi, one of the nation’s best producers of non-alcoholic beer, comes from Colorado, a state renowned for its brewing expertise. And they’ve an IPA that ranks with the best.

Crafted with barley malt, malted oats, water, hops, and traditional Brewers yeast, Grüvi Juicy Dayz IPA is an award-winning India Pale Ale with s bright, tropical notes and only 50 calories.

Light The Way (Boulder, CO) – One of Colorado’s most dynamic craft beer producers, Upslope Brewing is stepping into the non-alcoholic arena with an approachable Colorado-style session beer that stays true to the clean, light-bodied profile of their traditional lager.

A refreshing and easy-drinking experience for those seeking a great beer without the buzz, Upslope Non-Alcoholic Craft Light ss a premium American lager made entirely from malted barley, that tastes great but won’t muddy your head.

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