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Boston BreweriesPack of 16 440ml Gluten Free Boston Lager

R18.69 Per Bottle
R18.69 Per Bottle

R299

Retail: R360
Not for persons under the age of 18
About

As a young man, Chris Barnard, founder of Boston Breweries was curious to discover more of the world and to see what lay beyond his African home. Having completed his training in computer studies, at age 21, he explored Europe where he tasted and enjoyed many different styles of beer – from German Weizen to Greek lagers.

When he eventually returned home to Cape Town, he was disappointed to find that his local beer drinking options did not live up to the flavoursome tastes he was accustomed to. Not one to accept things as they are, Chris gradually began experimenting with the brewing process and a few years later, after a fact-finding tour to Southern Germany, Chris purchased a 100-litre system and brewing began to take place. It was not long before demand exceeded his 100-litre capacity. It was at this stage that his dream of building a viable brewery became a reality.

All Boston Breweries products are naturally brewed using malted barley, water, yeast and hops.

Product Features
  • Gluten levels in Boston Lager Gluten Free are substantially below the International Codex Gluten-Free standard of 20ppm or less.
  • Gluten-Free Boston Lager is brewed traditionally from Malted Barley, Hops and water.
  • The enzyme Endopratotease is added before fermentation to hyrdolyze the gluten peptides, this neutralizing the Gluten. 
Product Specifications
  • ABV: 4%
  • Expiry date: 07/2022
  • Volume: 16 x 440ml Beers
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