Non-Alcoholic Drinks from Austria
Austrian production, in the radler tradition — beer cut with fruit soda, long drunk in the Alps after a walk or a warm afternoon. Refreshment was always the whole point of the style, and it is exactly as good made this way.
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Stiegl-Radler Stiegl Zitrone 0.0% Lemon Radler (6-Pack, 11.2oz Cans) (330 mL × 6)
Zesty lemon Radler from Austria with only 0.04% ABV and real juice.
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What is a radler?
Beer cut with fruit soda, usually lemon, and long drunk in the Alps after a walk or on a warm afternoon. The name means cyclist. It was built to be refreshing rather than strong, which is why the style loses almost nothing when it is made without alcohol.
Is a radler a beer or a soft drink?
A beer, mixed. It starts as brewed beer and is blended with soda rather than flavored afterward, which is what separates it from a beer-flavored soft drink. The proportions vary by brewer and are usually on the label.
How should a radler be served?
Very cold, in a tall glass, and poured rather than drunk from the can. It is one of the few drinks in this catalog that is better in warm weather than at a table, and it takes a slice of lemon well.
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