Nice find for summertime sips: Athletic Lemon Radler (non-alcoholic). ☀️🍺🍋👍

@jean radler arrived in the states too? Never thought of that to happen.

@marc0janssen I’ve seen radlers here for some time, but this is the first alcohol-free one I’ve seen.

@jean Is this like what the British call shandy?

@JohnBrady Yes. Radler is the German term.

@jean I like Athletic Brewing and have never seen this! Going to look for it. Sounds delicious.

@jthingelstad I found it at Trader Joe’s. I was timid and only bought two singles. Regretting that choice. I hope they still have it when I’m next in Portland.

@jean So, 0.49% alcohol content would still make it "alcohol free?"

@renevanbelzen Technically, no. Several common foods contain that low percentage of alcohol. Fermentation happens. If you must avoid even a negligible amount of alcohol, then you have to avoid them.

@jean It’s just what alcohol can do with schizophrenia patients that worries me, personally. I’m symptom-free and like it to keep it that way.

@jean sorry missed your reply.

Here in Holland, there are lots of Radler. But they all boil down to the same thing. Not surprisingly of course.

These are nice for beer lovers how can't for a regular beer and don't like the taste of the alcohol free beers that much( like myself).

I think it's better than normal lemonade.

@jean by the way if I can't enjoy a good Belgian beer, I drink just plain water.

True beer comes from Belgium. Sorry in advance for all who disagree. 🍺