FORT BRAGG, CA - Summer will soon be upon us and North Coast Brewing greets the arrival of warm weather and long evenings with the next release in its deeply refreshing, highly quaffable series of seasonal Berliner Weisses.
The Passion Fruit-Peach summer edition of this limited “Berlin White Beer” is infused with the juices of California peaches and Ecuadorian passion fruit, resulting in a slightly sweet, slightly sour brew that pairs perfectly with hot, sunny weather.
Brewmaster Chuck Martins adds, “The tartness of a Berliner Weisse beer, tempered with sweet peach and tropical passion fruit, makes our Passion Fruit-Peach Berliner Weisse a refreshing summer quencher.”
Consumers Have a Right to Know What’s in Their Beer
North Coast Brewing’s core beer brands are already Non-GMO Project Verified via a rigorous, third-party review process that ensures none of the ingredients or processing aids used in the brewing process have been contaminated by or commingled with GMO ingredients or products.
For 2018, the seasonal Berliner Weisses, including this release of the Passion Fruit-Peach Berliner Weisse, have been added to the list of Non-GMO verified beers as part of the Brewery’s ongoing commitment to high quality and transparency in craft beer production.
Now Available in 12oz 4-Packs
Formerly released only in 22oz bottles and 1/6 barrel kegs, Passion Fruit-Peach Berliner Weisse is now also available in 12oz 4-packs for a limited, summer season run. At just 4.1% ABV, it’s an ideal session beer for hot afternoons, weekend BBQs, or even as a refreshing substitute to a brunch-hour mimosa.
Passion Fruit-Peach Berliner Weisse is on its way to better beer stores nationwide. Beer drinkers can use North Coast Brewing’s Beer Locator to find it near them or request that their local beer vendors carry it in stock.
About North Coast Brewing Company: Founded in 1988, North Coast Brewing is a Certified B Corp and a California Benefit Corporation whose mission is to make the world a better place one pint at a time. Their pioneering brewing efforts with Old Rasputin, their Belgian style ales, and barrel aging, along with their focus on sustainable practices, have established them as leaders in the craft beer community.
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The first beer he brewed in 1988 became his first, but not last, ode to the ocean: Ruedrich’s Red Seal Ale. The brew continues in production today and is one of the pioneering beers that helped ignite a craft brewing renaissance on the West Coast and around the nation.
Now in its 30th year, North Coast Brewing Company is a humble leader in the craft brewing industry and is known for both their diverse and delicious brewing styles as well as their staunch commitment to community and environmental initiatives.
Steller IPA & The Marine Mammal Fund
One such initiative is the brewery’s Marine Mammal Fund, which formed when Ruedrich was approached by Andrew Trites from the Marine Mammal Research Unit at the University of British Columbia after one of his technicians noticed Red Seal Ale. For Ruedrich, this was the perfect opportunity to combine his love of beer and the ocean in the form of his next, but still not last, ocean-friendly brew: North Coast Steller IPA.
Named for the endangered Steller Sea Lion, a Pacific-dwelling species that has seen a steep population decline since the 1970s, North Coast Steller IPA is a generously hopped yet well-balanced India Pale Ale. And for every case of North Coast Steller IPA sold, North Coast Brewing, in partnership with The Ocean Foundation, makes a contribution to the North Coast Marine Mammal Fund. Proceeds are directed to The Noyo Center for Marine Science, The Marine Mammal Research Unit at the University of British Columbia, and The Marine Mammal Center.
“It seems natural for us to support this kind of work,” Ruedrich said. “Our hope is that this really helps to raise awareness for what is a very serious environmental problem.”
Last year, North Coast Brewing released a short documentary — “North Coast Steller IPA: Supporting Marine Mammal Research” — that highlights the genesis of Steller IPA and the brewery’s mission to give back to the oceans.
Mindful Brewing for a Better Future
Inspired by their daily interactions with the pristine Pacific Coastline, North Coast Brewing Compnay has made an effort to reduce or eliminate material from its wastestream, including everything from spent grain from the brewing process (it’s composted at a local farm) to plastic packing materials used in the shipping of brewing equipment and beer. This effort has resulted in 99.36% of all solid waste diverted away from the landfill, earning the brewery the highest ranking — Platinum — for TRUE Zero Waste Certification.
World Oceans Day is Friday, June 8th
World Oceans Day, celebrated every year on June 8th, is meant to raise awareness about the important role that oceans play in our lives, and what we can do to protect them. Since 2002, The Ocean Project has worked to promote and coordinate activities around the world. Many initiatives center around the reduction and elimination of plastics, as they pose a direct and growing threat to ocean health and marine life.
Now brewing four marine-centric beers, North Coast renews their commitment to protecting sea life on a daily basis. They encourage beer drinkers to celebrate World Oceans Day with an ocean-friendly Steller IPA, and a contribution to their favorite organization dedicated to the health of our amazing oceans.
Cheers!
About North Coast Brewing Company: Founded in 1988, North Coast Brewing is a Certified B Corp and a California Benefit Corporation whose mission is to make the world a better place one pint at a time. Their pioneering brewing efforts with Old Rasputin, their Belgian style ales, and barrel aging, along with their focus on sustainable practices, have established them as leaders in the craft beer community.
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