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Little Grove Blackcurrant

Sparkling Fruited Ale

You’ll find refreshment wherever there’s a Little Grove Blackcurrant. This beer is full of light, bright, slightly tart, and exceptionally enjoyable flavor. At 100 calories, it has just what you need to perk up that picnic, refresh that rooftop party, or amplify your afternoon. We add blackcurrant during brewing to blend fruit flavor with one of our favorite Belgian-style yeast strains. Full of balanced, light, and blackcurrant-y flavor, this Little Grove is ready to spring up wherever you happen to plant yourself.

3.8% ABV

KEY DETAILS

Grains: Munich Malt, Local Wheat and Oats, Local 2-Row Malted Barley

Hops: Nugget, Mosaic

Yeast: Saison

Spices/Other: Blackcurrants

Ideal Within: 9 Months

Packages

12 oz. cans
(6-pack)
Draft
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