Also, since Sufferfest Beer Company was acquired by Sierra Nevada Brewing in early 2019, Sufferfest should benefit from Sierra Nevada’s vast distribution network. Sufferfest offers a ‘beer finder’ on their website, and depending on your location you may be able to get it delivered via Drizly or Instacart. I find this a bit more refreshing than most session IPAs and it seems like it would be a great refreshment after a hard ride.Īvailable in individual six packs, or a new mix pack with Gut Check, FKT (a pale ale with salt and black currant), and Head Start (a stout with coffee and coconut flavor), the new beers should be rolling out to retailers starting in May. Apple cider vinegar isn’t an ingredient that you’ll find in many IPAs, and while certainly not overpowering, there is a slight tang that could probably be attributed to the addition. Hop lovers will love the nose of this low-cal IPA as it smells of fresh citrus hops. But it’s still impressive for a light beer. On this one the head is a bit more robust with slightly bigger bubbles that don’t hang around quite so long.
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Gut Check also provides a proper crack when you open the can and pours a similar perfectly clear gold.
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That means that while these beers aren’t gluten free and won’t be drinkable by those with celiac disease or severe allergies, those with light to moderate gluten sensitivity may be able to consume them. Named for the addition of Apple Cider Vinegar, this session IPA manages to keep the calories down to 100, with 6g of carbs.
If spicy Kolsch’s aren’t your thing, then you may want to check out the Gut Check. But if you’re counting calories, maybe that’s a good thing? It’s very drinkable but the level of spice makes me think this would be a one and done type beer. The nose is definitely Kolsch-like, but a bit funkier which reminds me of some Saisons. While the first sip is fairly uneventful and light, the slight kick from the cayenne builds with each swig leaving a pleasant tingling towards the back of your throat towards the end of glass. For a light beer, the head retention is surprisingly good. Even though this beer checks in at just 95 calories and 5g of carbs, it keeps things interesting with the addition of honey and cayenne for some kick.Ī can of Shred cracks open with satisfying pop and pours bright, clear, and golden. Now, Sufferfest has added two new beers – Shred and Gut Check.īrewed in a Kolsch-style, Shred builds on Sufferfest’s ‘California Kolsch Brewery of the Year’ award from the 2020 New York International Beer Competition.
Since then, Sufferfest has been growing with more varieties which are generally low calorie and low carb, but are brewed with unique ingredients to create a more interesting alternative to the standard light beer. That was the inspiration for the founder and CEO of the Sufferfest Beer Company, Caitlin Landesberg, when she set out to create a beer that meshed with her athletic lifestyle. But if you’re also hoping to not undo any of your fitness gains during quarantine, you might consider reaching for a light beer – if light beers weren’t so boring.
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