Category: Brewdog

While BrewDog is famous for its craft beer, a lesser-known fact is that the company expanded into spirit production in 2016, a move that surprised many in the drinks industry. So, does BrewDog have liquor? The definitive answer is yes, they do, operating a dedicated distillery in Ellon, Scotland.

While some non-alcoholic beers cater to a gluten-free diet, the ingredients in BrewDog's Punk AF tell a different story for those with strict dietary requirements. This non-alcoholic IPA contains several cereals, like malted barley and wheat, that contain gluten.

Lost Lager, BrewDog's popular pilsner-style beer, has an alcohol by volume (ABV) of 4.5%. This places it in the mid-range for lagers and contributes to its reputation as a crisp, refreshing, and highly sessionable beer.

The standard version of BrewDog's Hazy Jane, a popular New England IPA, has an alcohol by volume (ABV) of 5.0%. However, regional variations exist, most notably a 7.2% ABV version brewed for the US market. Understanding these differences is crucial for anyone seeking this fruity, hazy brew.

Winning the 'Best International Lager' at the World Beer Awards, BrewDog's Lost Lager arrives with high acclaim. But is Lost Lager any good for the average drinker seeking a refreshing, high-quality brew? We delve into the details to find out.

In 2024, Lost Lager sales for BrewDog grew by 32.4%, while the company also heavily promoted Cold Beer. The fundamental difference between BrewDog Cold Beer and Lost Lager lies in their ABV, ingredients, and flavor profiles, catering to different drinking occasions and palates.