across two evenly split, 0% interest shareholders’ loans, entered into in June '23. These loans are to be repaid after a future Series A financing round. Eazy Peazy from @amundsenbrewery . Aroma is full on tropical - juicy mango and pineapple, citrus orange, resinous pine. Tropical fruit sweetness when we taste, with more citrus coming through and bringing in the bitterness, along with some earthy notes free-beer.co.uk/amundsen-eaz… @FreeBeer_UK - Jul 20 The "Baby Froot Lupes IPA" was created exclusively for Hawaii Prince Properties as a collaboration between Aloha Beer Brewmaster Jeff Liles and Prince Waikiki's 100 Sails Executive Chef Jeremy Shigekane and Beverage Manager Deon Togami. Baby Froot Lupes features similar aromatics and hop flavor profile as the Froot Lupes, but mellowed down in ABV% for a much more approachable experience during a meal and out on the golf course. Try it today and let us know what you think! 🤙🏼

Loah was created following consumer demand for a low-alcohol beer option with a lighter flavour to appeal to both beer lovers and haters alike. With Google search terms for ‘low alcohol’ peaking to their highest point in three years this June, consumers are demanding low and no alcohol options for all palates. The low and no-alcohol market is expected to grow by 22% by 2024*, however, current contenders are failing to appeal to a health-conscious demographic who want a lighter-tasting beer.Progressing from home-brewing to full-scale production in just a few months, Loah founder Hugo Tapp’s mission was to produce a great-tasting beer with genuine credentials, rather than an imitation of a full-strength beer. are available to investors who have become authorised to invest on the Seedrs platform. All investment

August 2021: Loah Beer Co. introduces one of the healthiest low-alcohol beers, Hola Beer with Lime (0.5% ABV), to the low and no alcohol category. Brewed with all the same yeast, hops and malts of alcoholic beer, the new Hola Beer with Lime aims specifically for a 0.5% ABV and has one of the lowest calorie and sugar contents of any low-alcohol beer currently available in the UK market. My husband and I have been bitten by the Hawaii bug (surprise, surprise) and prioritize visiting the islands as much as possible. Oahu is our favorite spot to return to (the north shore, people!!) so we decided to bunker down for a month while teleworking in the sunshine. Loah Beer Hola is almost another shandy in a can, but there’s enough lager flavour to it to call it a beer, and the sweetness level is not reminiscent of a cordial. The lime is certainly present, but I think the beer could do with more of the citrus flavours, and possibly a few more hops in there. You could do a lot worse than a couple of these on a warm summer’s day – cheers! Buy Loah Beer HolaI’ve never experienced a low alcoholic beer as diverse, refreshing and tasty such as LOAH. The peach is my favourite, it’s just so aromatic! In terms of vibe, there’s much to be desired. This Oahu brewery is located in an industrial garage and feels quite small. But these are small details in the grand scheme of things because the beers are worthwhile. This is a market with incredible potential, and isn’t showing any signs of stopping. Welcome to Blue Sky Drinking. Open up that window, and let your mind run free... Substantial accomplishments to date

I often describe alcohol as a bit like salt; it’s a flavour enhancer,” says Fink. “If you have a beer that doesn’t have alcohol you lose mouthfeel – you’re not getting that lovely rounded feeling in your mouth.”Please note that any discounts, rewards and/or offers listed by a company in its campaign are subject to the terms and conditions applied by that company and listed above. It is the company’s responsibility to honour such discounts, rewards and/or offers and Seedrs does not take any responsibility for them. Key Information Outstanding Debt I enjoyed supporting this small business because of the humble vibe, these folks are making an effort to create some of the best beers on Oahu and it shows. These were some of the most creative beers we’ve had to date.