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Rupee Non-Alcoholic
brewed by Rupee Beer
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About Rupee Non-Alcoholic
Rupee Non-Alcoholic is a non-alcoholic indian-style IPA from Rupee Beer in United States.
Rupee Non-Alcoholic Premium Malt A bold, hop-forward Indian-style IPA with a smooth malt backbone and crisp bitterness. This Non-Alcoholic Premium Malt Beverage is specifically designed to pair with spicy Indian and global cuisines. Flavor Profile: Rupee Non-Alcoholic Premium Malt is a light-bodied, well-balanced, and ultra-refreshing beverage with a smooth malt finish and crisp tasting notes. It features lower carbonation to prevent bloating when consumed with heavy meals like naan and curry.
About Rupee Beer
United States
Rupee Beer is a brewery based in United States that makes non-alcoholic beer. Its NA beers on our list include Rupee Non-Alcoholic.
Where to Buy Rupee Non-Alcoholic
Rupee Non-Alcoholic is made by Rupee Beer. Check their site for where to buy it near you.
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