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Golden Hour West Coast IPA
brewed by Ostrichized
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About Golden Hour West Coast IPA
Golden Hour West Coast IPA is a non-alcoholic west coast IPA from Ostrichized in Minnesota.
Meet the newest member of the flock. Golden Hour is a bright West Coast IPA bursting with blood orange and clementine, with a crisp hop finish that keeps all that citrus from getting too sweet. And for now, there’s only one way to get it. Details Non-alcoholic craft beer (≤0.5% ABV) Blood orange + clementine Bright citrus + crisp West Coast hop character Brewed with premium ingredients using traditional brewing methods Best for: catching the good light.
About Ostrichized
Minnesota
Ostrichized makes playful, fruit-forward 0.0% brews for people who want something fun and flavorful without the alcohol.
Where to Buy Golden Hour West Coast IPA
Golden Hour West Coast IPA is made by Ostrichized. Check their site for where to buy it near you.
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