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Boab + Wild Ginger Lager
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Boab + Wild Ginger Lager

Gluten-free non-alcoholic lager brewed with boab and wild ginger, with a spicy ginger character and a light syrupy body from the boab nut pulp.

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About This Drink

Sobah's Boab + Wild Ginger Lager uses sorghum instead of barley to achieve a gluten-free base, with wild ginger and boab nut pulp added post-fermentation. Boab grows in the Kimberley region of Western Australia and has been a food source for First Nations peoples for thousands of years. Here it contributes a mild citrus note and a slightly syrupy texture rather than any assertive flavour. The ginger is the more obvious presence. It's not the sharp carbonated bite of a ginger beer - it's a warmer, more aromatic spice that sits alongside the hop character rather than dominating it. Pale golden in the glass, with light and crisp carbonation, it finishes clean with a lingering spice note. Chemical-free, vegan, and brewed without producing ethanol rather than through dealcoholisation.

Ingredients

Filtered water, sorghum, hops, boab, wild ginger, yeast

Key Specs

Per 100ml

ABV
0.5%

Dietary

VEGANGLUTEN-FREE

Serving

Size
375ml
Temp
4-7°C
Glass
pilsner glass

Tasting Notes

Taste

REFRESHING GINGER SPICY

Aroma

GINGER SPICY

Character

Appearance
PALE GOLDEN WITH WHITE HEAD
Mouthfeel
LIGHT CRISP CARBONATED
Finish
CLEAN SPICY

Production

Proprietary yeast strain ferments without producing ethanol, uses sorghum instead of barley for gluten-free, native botanical infusion post-fermentation

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Key Specs

Per 100ml

ABV
0.5%

Dietary

VEGANGLUTEN-FREE

Serving

Size
375ml
Temp
4-7°C
Glass
pilsner glass

Tasting Notes

Taste

REFRESHING GINGER SPICY

Aroma

GINGER SPICY

Character

Appearance
PALE GOLDEN WITH WHITE HEAD
Mouthfeel
LIGHT CRISP CARBONATED
Finish
CLEAN SPICY

Production

Proprietary yeast strain ferments without producing ethanol, uses sorghum instead of barley for gluten-free, native botanical infusion post-fermentation