As 2025 begins, both Belgian and American brewers are unveiling new and exciting beers that are sure to please craft beer enthusiasts. These new brews bring a mix of traditional flavors and innovative twists, offering something for every palate.
Lindemans Brewery Introduces Two New Fruit Ales
Lindemans Brewery, a historic Belgian brewing institution known for crafting traditional lambic beer for over 200 years, has introduced two new fruit-forward beers that highlight the brewery’s rich heritage while looking toward the future.
The first release, Lindemans d’Or, is an 8% ABV Golden Blonde Ale made with a blend of tropical fruits, including mango, melon, and lime. This fruit ale strikes a delicate balance of sweet and sour, with a tropical aroma of ripe mango, lychee, and pineapple, complemented by a touch of pear. Its taste is juicy and round, topped with a brilliant white head.
The second release, Lindemans Noir, is an 8% ABV Fruit Ale with a deep ruby red color and an aromatic profile dominated by dark fruits such as blackcurrant, blueberry, and elderberry. This beer delivers a refreshing and soft finish, providing a rich, fruity experience.
Geert Lindemans, a sixth-generation lambic brewer, shared his excitement about the new releases: “Dirk and I want to keep surprising beer lovers by using authentic lambic in fresh and creative ways. We’re proud to debut our first blends of lambic with top-fermented Belgian strong ale. These new beers bring unique flavors and textures to our range.”
Upslope Brewing Ventures into Non-Alcoholic Beers
Upslope Brewing, one of Colorado’s most innovative craft breweries, is entering the non-alcoholic beer market with a new product aimed at those seeking a light and refreshing beer experience without the buzz.
Upslope Non-Alcoholic Craft Light is a premium American lager made entirely from malted barley. This beer stays true to the clean, light-bodied profile that Upslope is known for, offering a refreshing, easy-drinking experience for those who want the taste of a great beer without the alcohol content.
As more breweries embrace the non-alcoholic trend, Upslope’s new brew stands out as a great option for consumers looking to enjoy the craft beer experience without the effects of alcohol.
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