Alcohol-Free Lowlander 0.00 Wit
By Lowlander · Netherlands
A botanical witbier from Dutch brewery Lowlander, brewed with reclaimed orange and lemon peel, Lowlander says, for a refreshing, crisp taste.
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The story behind Lowlander 0.00 Wit
Frederik Kampman founded Lowlander in Amsterdam in 2016, the brewery says (Quote and Rabobank say 2015). He previously worked in breweries and in gin and genever distilleries, Lowlander says, and the brewery’s view is that a beer can be full of flavour with no alcohol in it, botanicals being the secret. The brewery has since gone all the way — it says it now focuses entirely on low- and no-alcohol beers, up to 3.5% — and this wit is that idea in a glass.
Brewed with reclaimed orange and lemon peel, Lowlander says, it’s refreshing and crisp, with bursts of fruit and citrus flavours, at 0.0% — from a founder who says the Netherlands “has a very rich brewing history, especially when it comes to brewing with herbs and spices”, and a brewery that says it donates 1% of sales to nature causes.
Serve it cold in a wide glass. Lowlander says it cools the burn of light Asian dishes and goes with light fish dishes, and Dry Drinker suggests seafood or salads. It stars in our Dutch alcohol-free guide; the full brewery story is on the Lowlander hub.
