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Company Pils
brewed by Southern Grist Brewing
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About Company Pils
Company Pils is a non-alcoholic pilsner from Southern Grist Brewing in Nashville, Tennessee.
Non-Alcoholic Beer – Lager Commercial Description: Introducing COMPANY PILS! This crisp & refreshing Non-Alcoholic Pilsner style Lager is hopped with Mandarina Bavaria and Crystal hops. Staying true to our traditional Lagers, Company Pils pours a beautifully golden straw with a bright white fluffy head and lands at under 100 calories per 16oz can! No matter what your beer preference is you will always have a seat at the Southern Grist table, and with our newest Pilsner, you will always be in good Company!
About Southern Grist Brewing
Nashville, Tennessee
Southern Grist Brewing is a brewery based in Nashville, Tennessee that makes non-alcoholic beer. Its NA beers on our list include Parallel Fruited Sour.
Where to Buy Company Pils
Company Pils is made by Southern Grist Brewing. Check their site for where to buy it near you.
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