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Darling Brew unveils BREAK FREE, an exceptional gluten-free lager

Darling Brew’s latest creation, BREAK FREE gluten-free lager, marries superb brewing with a commitment to sustainability. With its irresistible taste, this innovation is poised to transform beer indulgence, enticing a wider audience to relish the exceptional Darling Brew experience

by Staff Reporter
15th December 2023
Darling Brew’s newest offering, BREAK FREE gluten-free lager, combines exquisite brewing with sustainability. Its enticing flavour aims to redefine beer enjoyment, inviting a broader audience into the world of Darling Brew. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Darling Brew’s newest offering, BREAK FREE gluten-free lager, combines exquisite brewing with sustainability. Its enticing flavour aims to redefine beer enjoyment, inviting a broader audience into the world of Darling Brew. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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Darling Brew, a craft beer legend known for its award-winning creations, has unveiled its latest sensation: BREAK FREE gluten-free lager. This innovative addition blends the brewery’s penchant for superb brewing with a dedication to conscious living and ecological sustainability.

With its tantalisingly delicious and refreshingly crisp profile, BREAK FREE promises to make waves in the beer community while inviting a broader audience to savour the Darling Brew experience.

Brewing responsibly for a sustainable future

Crafted with precision, BREAK FREE is a liberating brew designed for both taste and dietary inclusivity. By meticulously removing gluten without compromising on taste, Darling Brew introduces an exceptional gluten-free lager poised to revolutionize how beer enthusiasts indulge in their favourite beverage.

Tewie Roos, managing director of Darling Brew, expressed, “At Darling Brew, we believe in beer’s essence of enjoyment, and that’s precisely what BREAK FREE embodies. We’re thrilled to introduce this latest addition to our craft beer range, paying homage to the White-Bellied Sunbird – an emblem of freedom and strength. Inspired by the bird’s vibrant hues, the BREAK FREE label promotes the concept of breaking free from gluten constraints and relishing beer without limits.”

Blending conservation and celebration

BREAK FREE emerges from a year-long developmental journey dedicated to perfecting a gluten-free beer that mirrors Darling Brew’s lofty standards. Launching in sync with summer and the festive season, this beer becomes an ideal gift and an exquisite addition to any celebratory occasion.

Roos added, “We’re excited to present our latest creation, bridging a market gap while embodying our dedication to conservation, sustainability, and crafting high-quality, delightful beer. As Africa’s inaugural carbon-neutral brewery, our foundation rests on sustainability, biodiversity, conservation, quality, and passion.

“The recognition received, including eight awards at the 2023 South African National Beer Trophy Awards and five at the African Beer Cup, reaffirms our commitment to excellence. Among our gold medal-winning brews are Just Naked Lager, Tjaila Grapefruit Shandy, Light Speed low-alcohol lager, and Black Mist Black Ale.”

The new Darling Brew BREAK FREE is available at leading bottle stores and retailers nationwide. Order online from Takealot and the Darling Brew website. For more information, visit www.darlingbrew.co.za or connect with Darling Brew via social media on Facebook, Instagram and X @DarlingBrew.

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