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    Big Drop | Coba Maya Cerveza | Non Alcoholic Lager

    Big Drop | Coba Maya Cerveza | Non Alcoholic Lager

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    Size: 330ml cans

    ABV: <0.5%

    Calories:11 KCal / 100ml

    Carbs: 2.2g / 100ml

    Sugar: 1.0g / 100ml

    Hops: Hersbrucker, Hallertau

    Non-alcoholic lagers generally fall into two camps.  The first type are traditional lagers, such pilsners helles or kölsch and most are brewed in Germany under the brewery's own brand or for a british brand.  The second type are Indian Pale Lagers with more modern hops added into the equation.  Coba Maya is rare as it falls into neither of this buckets, instead being a Mexican Cerveza - think Corona with a wedge of lime in the top.

    Coba Maya pours a clear straw colour and has an aroma of freshly cut grass, herbs and a hint of spice.  The herbal nature continues on the taste with a distinct lack of sweetness, perhaps even a touch of salt.  Just like its full strength counterparts this is best enjoyed with a lime in it in the blazing sunshine.  Tale it to the beach and you could almost imagine you were in Cancun (or Playa del Carmen if you're posh!)