N.A. IPA

N.A. IPA — Non-Alcoholic IPA — Montauk Brewing Company

N.A. IPA — where N.A. stands for Non-Alcoholic — is the non-alcoholic IPA crafted by Montauk Brewing Company, a brewery from the American East Coast founded in Montauk, New York. A brewery always attentive to consumption trends and the needs of fermentation enthusiasts: N.A. IPA is everything you want from an American-style IPA — hoppy aromas, fruitiness, bitterness — without the alcohol content. Because giving up taste should never be mandatory.

Technical Sheet

• Style: Non-Alcoholic IPA
• Alcohol content: < 0.5% vol.
• Origin: American East Coast
• Serving temperature: 6–8°C
• Recommended glass: Pint or tumbler
• Producer: Montauk Brewing Company — Montauk, New York, USA

Sensory Profile

On the nose, it’s a true American IPA: citrus, tropical fruit, and resin emerge with the same generosity as an alcoholic IPA. On the palate, it’s fresh and easy to drink, with a clean hoppy bitterness and a light body that doesn’t betray the absence of alcohol. The finish is dry and refreshing. A beer that convinces even the most skeptical: if you didn’t know it was non-alcoholic, you wouldn’t guess it.

Why Choose N.A. IPA

• All the taste of an IPA, zero alcohol — hoppy aromas, American fruitiness, clean bitterness: nothing was sacrificed on the altar of non-alcoholic brewing
• Montauk Brewing Company — an East Coast brewery with a modern vision and sensitivity to new responsible consumption trends
• For every moment — driving, pregnancy, sports, abstinence, or simply wanting to drink less: N.A. IPA doesn’t ask for explanations
• Directly from the USA — American IPA culture in a non-alcoholic version, very rare to find in Italy

Recommended Pairings

Burgers, pizza, chicken wings, summer salads, semi-aged cheeses. Perfect in any situation where you want an IPA but prefer not to drink alcohol.

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