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Samuel Adams Just the Haze explodes with aroma, delivering hints of grapefruit, tangerine and lime complemented by tropical fruit notes like pineapple, guava and passion fruit. Many NA beers have a watery mouth feel, but Just the Haze is full bodied with a smooth, almost silky finish. It’s hazy, pale-amber appearance gives the golden, orange glow of sunrise. Category IPA Region Massachusetts, United States Type Craft, Non-Alcoholic ABV 0.5% IBU 35 Tasting Notes Balanced, Crisp, Smooth Food Pairing Beef, Cheese - Hard Aged, Chicken, Salads & Greens Suggested Glassware - Snifter/Goblet/Chalice Suggested Serving Temperature 45-50° F I say don’t drink it warm drink it ice cold #SamAdams, #JustTheHaze, #HazyIPA, #NewEnglandIPA, #CraftBeer, #LimitedRelease, #Fruity, #Juicy, #Refreshing, #Unfiltered, #MosaicHops, #AmericanHops, #BrewedFresh, #BeerLovers, #HazeCraze, #DrinkLocal
Dry Drinker Diaries - Sam Adams Just The Haze
Summary of Garth Brooks' "The Dance": #GarthBrooks, #TheDance, #CountryMusic, #EmotionalJourney. "The Dance," performed by country music legend Garth Brooks, is a heartfelt and emotionally charged song. With its poignant lyrics and soulful melody, the song explores the concept of taking chances and embracing life's ups and downs. #EmotionalJourney Brooks uses powerful metaphors to convey the message that life is a dance, and even though it may not always turn out the way we hope, it's essential to cherish the moments and experiences that shape us. The song captures the bittersweet essence of love, loss, and the passage of time. #LoveAndLoss Through his passionate vocals and heartfelt delivery, Brooks evokes a sense of vulnerability and reflection, resonating with listeners who have experienced the joys and sorrows of life. #HeartfeltEmotions "The Dance" has become an iconic anthem in the country music genre, touching the hearts of fans worldwide. Its enduring popularity can be attributed to its universal themes and Garth Brooks' charismatic performance, solidifying his status as one of the most influential artists in country music history. #countrymusiclegend Please note: All songs are re-recorded covers and @jamzoneapp has agreements with the right owners to publish them.
The Dance - Garth Brooks Cover
Stella Artois Stella Artois is owned by drinks giants AB InBev who have poured millions into promoting their range of alcohol-free drinks including of course Stella as well as Becks and Budweiser. They make alcohol-free Stella in Belgium using standard beer making ingredients water, hops and malted barley but also add sugar and natural flavourings. However, once brewed, the beer then has its alcohol removed making it a 0% alcohol beer. So does Stella’s non-alcoholic beer deserve a coveted place on dry drinker reviews TASTE You know what, it wasn’t actually too bad. There are certainly similarities in taste with alcoholic Stella and I found it to be a refreshing and pleasant alcohol-free beer. Although the alcohol has been removed you’re still able to pick out the hoppy bitterness and a subtle citrus flavour but the one downside for me is that it is a bit too sweet for my liking. AROMA & APPEARANCE Stella Artois has done a good job in replicating the aromas from the full strength beer so expect notes of malt and citrus fruits. In the glass, it looks pretty similar to the original although there isn’t as much of a frothy head.  Alcohol-free Stella is certainly a lot healthier than alcoholic Stella as it is low in sugar, has no alcohol and is vegan friendly. Worth noting that it is not gluten-free (although Stella does sell gluten-free beer that contains alcohol). As you can expect from a brand name like Stella you can find this non-alcoholic beer at a number of supermarkets as well as online retailers.  Brewery – Stella Artois Country – Belgium Alcohol content – 00% Calories – 60 Ingredients – water, malted barley, hops, sugar, natural flavours Vegan friendly? – yes Gluten-free? – yes Availability – medium Alcohol-free Stella certainly shares similarities with alcoholic Stella such as the bitter hop flavours but the alcoholic version’s bitterness is a lot more dominant and significantly less sweet. To be fair though alcoholic Stella is currently 4.6% ABV whilst alcohol-free Stella is 0% so you’ll never get a perfect like-for-like comparison. In the glass, it does have a similar aroma but you can tell the difference in looks as the full strength Stella is more carbonated and has a frothy head. Overall AB InBev has given it a good go at recreating alcohol-free Stella but a few changes here and there could make a big difference.
Dry Drinker Diaries - @StellaArtois
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