Cannabis Beer 🍻🍃

So simple to make!

Author

HighBation
October 06, 2022

Four non-alcoholic beer cans

The days of O'Doul's being the only non-alcoholic beer option (not a good one) are gone. Today's non-alcoholic beers taste just like the delicious refreshing craft beers we've grown to love.

Often times I'm lazy and would rather just crack open a beer instead of mixing up a cocktail. It's the easiest way to make a cannabis beer.

Ingredients:

Steps:

  1. Open the beer

  2. Pour half in a glass

  3. Add the cannabis tincture

  4. Add the other half of the beer so it self-mixes with the cannabis tincture

  5. If you don't have a glass then you can just open the can and drink a little bit to get the beer level down. Add the cannabis tincture and give the can a light swirl to mix it together.

Non-alcoholic Beer Recommendations:

  1. Athletic Brewing Co. - I haven't had a bad one yet. This is the most popular one you'll see around liquor stores, grocery stores, restaurants and bars. If they carry a non-alcoholic beer option then chances are this will be available. They recently released an Oktoberfest I found it to be pretty damn good.

  2. Brooklyn Brewery - Their Special Effects line is non-alcoholic. They have a Pils, IPA and Hoppy Amber. I've had the Hoppy Amber and would give it five stars.

  3. WellBeing Brewing Company - All their beers are non-alcoholic beers. They have five to choose from. Their wheats haven't disappointed and I'm looking forward to trying the rest of their line-up. You might see this one at some bars as well.

  4. Sam Adam's Just The Haze - Even Sam Adam's has jumped on board. This world-class brewer doesn't disappoint with their non-alcoholic IPA. If you come across some then definitely try it.

Where to Look:

You can usually find non-alcoholic beers at well-stocked liquor stores, grocery stores (Wholefoods, Kroger, WalMart etc) and usually hip bars and restaurants.

Out for the Night?:

If you're out for the night then some of the more hip bars will most likely carry a quality non-alcoholic beer. Check the bar's website and it'll probably list their beer menu. I bring a tiny 2 ml dropper bottle with me when I'm out and add it to my alcoholic beer.with me when I'm out and add it to my alcoholic beer.