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Peek Interest

brewed by 1820 Brewing

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NA Beer Quick Facts - Peek Interest

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Style

IPA

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ABV

<0.5%

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Calories

80

Carbs

17g

IBU

???

About Peek Interest

1820 Brewing introduces “Peek Interest,” a non-alcoholic American pale ale that masterfully balances the art of brewing with the desire for a beer that’s both flavorful and inclusive.

This non-alcoholic IPA stands out with its aromatic notes of pine and citrus, paired with just the right level of bitterness to appeal to enthusiasts and casual drinkers alike. The careful selection of ingredients, including malted barley, malted wheat, and a blend of hops such as Simcoe, Citra, Centennial, Cascade, and El Dorado, contributes to its unique flavor profile.

Each 12 fl oz serving contains 80 calories, 17 grams of carbohydrates, less than 1 gram of protein, and zero fat, making it a considerate option for those monitoring their intake without compromising on taste.

About 1820 Brewing

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Portland, Maine

1820 Brewing, nestled in the vibrant city of Portland, Maine, emerges as a distinguished non-alcoholic sub-brand of Geary Brewing, the pioneering craft brewer in Maine since the end of prohibition.

This innovative branch was brought to life by the visionary duo, Robin and Alan Lapoint, who not only helm 1820 Brewing and Geary Brewing but also own a company specializing in liquid filtration systems.

Their profound understanding of filtration technology, combined with a steadfast commitment to sustainable brewing practices, positions 1820 Brewing at the forefront of producing high-quality, “pure”, and true-to-style non-alcoholic beers.

This dedication ensures each brew from 1820 Brewing offers a taste experience that is both refined and environmentally conscious, setting a new standard for non-alcoholic beer enthusiasts seeking purity and excellence in their choice of beverage.

1820 Brewing Company brews other great non-alcoholic craft beers as well, such as the Better Blonde, the Stand Up & Stout, the All That Razz raspberry sour, and the Vienna Suite golden ale.