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Snake River Seltzer: A Refreshing Non-Alcoholic Hop Water from Jackson Hole

June 10, 2025 by Dow Scoggins

Snake River Seltzer: A Refreshing Non-Alcoholic Hop Water Jackson, Wyoming — Snake River Brewing, Wyoming’s oldest and most award-winning craft brewery, introduced a unique addition to its lineup: Snake River Seltzer, a non-alcoholic sparkling hop water. Crafted in the heart of Jackson Hole, this beverage captures the essence of Idaho hops, offering a crisp, refreshing alternative for those seeking full-flavor, health-conscious options without alcohol, calories, or sugar. Below, we explore the origins, flavors, and appeal of Snake River Seltzer, based on available information and brewery insights.

Origins and Concept
Snake River Brewing, established in 1994, has long been a pioneer in the craft beer scene, earning 36 medals and twice being named Small Brewery of the Year at the Great American Beer Festival. Inspired by the growing trend of sober curiosity and the demand for non-alcoholic beverages, the brewery’s team spent months researching and developing Snake River Seltzer. The result is a canned, non-alcoholic hop water made with a minimalist ingredient list: water, Idaho hops, and ascorbic acid (vitamin C). With zero calories, zero sugar, zero sweeteners, and no artificial flavors or colors, it’s marketed as a pure, no-nonsense drink—boasting “0 B.S.” on its label.

This sparkling hop water is designed for versatility. It can be enjoyed straight from the can for a hydrating, hop-forward experience or used as a flavorful base for cocktails, appealing to both non-drinkers and mixologists. Available in 6-packs at the brewery’s brewpub and select retailers in Wyoming, as well as 12-packs online, Snake River Seltzer has carved a niche in the non-alcoholic beverage market.

Flavor Profile
Unlike traditional hard seltzers, which often rely on fruit flavors or sweeteners, Snake River Seltzer focuses on the natural aroma and taste of Idaho hops. The brewery has not diversified into multiple fruit-based flavors, instead offering a single, signature hop water variant that emphasizes purity and simplicity. Here’s a breakdown of its flavor profile:

Sparkling Hop Water: The sole offering in the Snake River Seltzer lineup, this beverage delivers a subtle yet distinct hop character. The Idaho hops impart a floral, citrusy, and slightly piney aroma, with a crisp, clean taste that avoids the bitterness typically associated with hop-heavy beers. The carbonation provides a refreshing fizz, making it a light and hydrating option. Consumers can expect a taste that mirrors the essence of a hop-forward craft beer but without alcohol, malt, or sweetness. Reviewers note its ability to feel like a “sparkling water with a generous squeeze of hop essence,” offering a sophisticated yet approachable flavor for those new to hop water.

No additional flavors, such as fruit or botanical infusions (e.g., grapefruit, lime, or hibiscus), have been reported in the Snake River Seltzer range. The brewery’s focus remains on perfecting this single, hop-centric product, aligning with its commitment to quality over quantity. For comparison, other brands like River City Seltzers offer flavors like Peach or Unicorn Fuel (rose hips and hibiscus), but Snake River Brewing prioritizes the unadulterated hop experience.

Why Snake River Seltzer Stands Out

Snake River Seltzer taps into several key trends in the beverage industry:

Health-Conscious Appeal: With zero calories, carbs, sugar, or sweeteners, it caters to health-conscious consumers seeking flavorful alternatives to sugary sodas or alcoholic drinks. Its gluten-free status further broadens its appeal.

Sober Curiosity: The rise of non-alcoholic beverages has been driven by consumers exploring alcohol-free lifestyles. Snake River Seltzer provides a craft brewery experience without the buzz, making it ideal for designated drivers, athletes, or anyone taking a break from alcohol.

Local Craftsmanship: As the first hop water canned in Jackson Hole, it reflects Snake River Brewing’s commitment to local ingredients and innovation. The use of Idaho hops ties the product to the Rocky Mountain region’s agricultural heritage.

Versatility: Whether sipped solo or mixed into cocktails, Snake River Seltzer offers flexibility. Its hoppy profile can enhance mocktails or add complexity to spirit-based drinks, such as a hop-infused gin and tonic.

Availability and Consumer Reception
Snake River Seltzer is available in 6-packs at the Snake River Brewing brewpub (265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY) and select Wyoming retailers, including Creekside Market, Cowboy Coffee, and A.J.’s Discount Liquor. For broader access, 12-packs can be purchased online at snakeriverbrewing.com, with shipping costs included in the price. While specific consumer reviews for the seltzer are limited, the brewery’s reputation for quality suggests strong local support. Posts on platforms like Reddit praise Snake River Brewing’s overall offerings, with users calling it a “phenomenal brewery” and recommending its products to craft beverage enthusiasts.

Conclusion
Snake River Seltzer is a testament to Snake River Brewing’s ability to innovate while staying true to its craft roots. Its singular Sparkling Hop Water flavor, built on the pure essence of Idaho hops, offers a refreshing, health-conscious alternative to traditional seltzers and alcoholic beverages. Whether you’re a hop enthusiast, a sober-curious explorer, or simply looking for a versatile mixer, this non-alcoholic hop water delivers a crisp, clean taste with zero compromises. As the beverage industry continues to evolve, Snake River Seltzer stands out as a bold, minimalist choice from one of America’s most celebrated craft breweries.

For more information or to purchase, visit Snake River Brewing.

About Snake River Brewing
Snake River Brewing, Wyoming’s oldest and most celebrated craft brewery, continues to redefine excellence in Jackson Hole since its founding in 1994. Renowned for its handcrafted, award-winning beers, including the gold-medal-winning Snake River Pale Ale and Jenny Lake Lager, the brewery has earned over 36 medals and was twice named Small Brewery of the Year at the Great American Beer Festival. Nestled in the heart of the Teton Mountain Range, Snake River Brewing’s family-owned brewpub at 265 S. Millward Street offers a vibrant community hub, serving innovative brews, specialty cocktails, and a diverse menu of artisanal cuisine from its iconic wood-fired oven. Committed to quality, community, and conservation, Snake River Brewing invites locals and visitors alike to experience its legacy of craft and flavor.

 

 

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Alaskan Hard Seltzer: A Refreshing Taste of the Last Frontier

June 9, 2025 by Dow Scoggins

JUNEAU, Alaska– Alaskan Brewing Company, Alaska’s oldest continuously operating brewery since 1986, has made waves in the beverage world with its Alaskan Hard Seltzer. Known for its award-winning craft beers, the Juneau-based brewery ventured into the booming hard seltzer market in October 2019, bringing a uniquely Alaskan twist to this trendy, effervescent drink. By incorporating locally foraged Sitka spruce tips, Alaskan Hard Seltzer offers a crisp, refreshing experience that captures the essence of Alaska’s pristine wilderness.

A Distinctive Alaskan Base
What sets Alaskan Hard Seltzer apart from competitors like White Claw is its use of Sitka spruce tips, a nod to the brewery’s 20-year tradition of infusing beers with this local ingredient. According to Product Development Lead Dave Wilson, spruce tips lend a “citrusy, berry-like character” that complements the seltzer’s flavors, creating a complex and layered taste profile. Brewed with fermented dextrose instead of malt and without hops, the seltzer is sugar-free, gluten-free, and low in carbs (2 grams per can) and calories (95 per can), with a moderate 4.5% ABV.

Flavors of Alaskan Hard Seltzer
Alaskan Hard Seltzer is available in variety packs, featuring a range of flavors designed to appeal to diverse palates. Below are the core flavors, each crafted to highlight the spruce tip base while delivering distinct taste profiles:

Lemon-Lime: A crisp and slightly tart seltzer with vibrant lemon and lime notes, reminiscent of lemon-lime soda but with a subtle spruce backbone. Reviewers praise its authentic citrus zest and refreshing finish, making it a standout for those seeking a classic, clean taste. One taster at Juneau’s Imperial Saloon noted it was “a lot better” than White Claw’s lemon-lime offering. Gold Medal Winner at the U.S. Open Hard Seltzer Championship!

Cherry Grapefruit: This flavor strikes a perfect balance of sweet black cherry and tart grapefruit, harmonizing with the spruce’s berry-like undertones. The aroma features cherry and citrus zest, leading to a sweet-tart peak and a semi-dry finish with lingering spruce notes. Fans describe it as “bright and cherry-forward,” ideal for a delightful sipping experience.

Mango Peach: A tropical escape, this seltzer blends juicy peach and mango notes with the crisp citrus and pine finish of spruce tips. It’s fruit-forward yet balanced, offering a refreshing taste that evokes a sunny Alaskan shore. Consumers appreciate its smooth, effervescent quality and subtle spruce complexity.

Mixed Berry: Inspired by Alaska’s bountiful berry harvest, this flavor combines blackberry and blueberry for a fruity, effervescent profile. The spruce tips enhance the berry notes, creating a well-rounded, slightly sweet seltzer that’s both vibrant and refreshing.

Watermelon: A fan favorite, this seltzer delivers a cool, crisp taste reminiscent of candied watermelon or Jolly Ranchers. It’s slightly sweet with subtle spruce undertones, making it a refreshing choice for warm days or après-adventure relaxation. Users on Untappd rate it highly, with a 3.9/5 score, praising its clean finish and drinkability.

Mandarin: Bright and citrusy, the Mandarin flavor bursts with fresh mandarin orange notes, complemented by the spruce’s subtle citrus zest. It’s crafted for refreshment, offering a nuanced aroma and a lively, effervescent finish.

Additional Offerings
In February 2022, Alaskan Brewing introduced a line of spicy seltzers, adding a bold twist to the traditional lineup. While specific spicy flavors aren’t detailed in available sources, this innovative move reflects the brewery’s commitment to pushing boundaries and catering to adventurous drinkers.

Reception and Availability
Alaskan Hard Seltzer has garnered praise for its craft approach and distinctive flavors. Consumers on platforms like Reddit and Untappd highlight the seltzers’ “actual flavor” compared to other brands, with the spruce tips setting them apart. Tasters at early release events in Juneau, such as at the Imperial Saloon and Triangle Club Bar, were impressed by the taste, low calorie content, and gluten-free profile. One first-time seltzer drinker, Karen Wood, declared the Spruce Lemon-Lime her favorite, while others, like Darla Madden, envisioned sipping Cherry Grapefruit after a round of golf.

Initially launched in Alaska with two flavors (Spruce Lemon-Lime and Spruce Cherry Grapefruit), the seltzer is now available in variety 12-packs across multiple markets, including online retailers like CraftShack and BevMo!.

For more information on Alaskan Brewing, visit www.alaskanbeer.com.

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Boulevard Announces Quirk Blueberry Slam in Partnership With Kansas City Royals

February 26, 2024 by Spencer Mapes

KANSAS CITY, Missouri— To celebrate the start of baseball season, Boulevard Brewing Co. is adding another Quirk flavor to its roster, Blueberry Slam. Teaming up with the Kansas City Royals, Boulevard is launching its newest hard seltzer flavor just in time for afternoons at the ballpark.

“As the official craft beer partner of the Kansas City Royals, we felt it was time to honor our hometown team with its own Quirk Hard Seltzer flavor,” said Ali Bush, vice president of marketing at Boulevard Brewing Company. “Whether you prefer craft beers, hard seltzers or both, we hope to provide something for all baseball fans to enjoy this season while watching games at the K!”

At 4% ABV, Quirk Blueberry Slam leads off with real blueberry and lemon juices, complemented by a blast of bubblegum flavor for a seltzer built for the ballpark. The can design takes inspiration from Kansas City’s hometown baseball team, featuring their iconic gold, white, and royal and powder blue colors. At just 90 calories, three grams of carbohydrates and less than one gram of sugar, this new flavor is made with real fruit juice and ingredient-driven flavor combinations just like all Quirk Hard Seltzers. This new limited release is available now in twelve-packs of 12-oz. cans and on draft throughout the greater Kansas City area.

Boulevard and Quirk will keep the home team spirit up all season long, including collaborating with the Royals on Quirk Hard Seltzer Night. Fans 21+ watching the Royals take on the Cleveland Guardians at 7:10pm on Friday, June 27th will have the opportunity to enjoy samples of Quirk and win prizes, and the first 10,000 21+ fans will receive an exclusive Quirk Hard Seltzer x Kansas City Royals koolie.

Quirk Hard Seltzer has quickly become the top-selling seltzer in the Kansas City market and makes up nearly one-third of the brewery’s overall sales. To learn more about Quirk Blueberry Slam, visit boulevard.com.

About Boulevard Brewing Company

Boulevard Brewing Company is the largest specialty brewer in the Midwest. Their beers are available in 47 states and 11 countries.

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Filed Under: Collaboration Beers, hard seltzer Tagged With: Boulevard Brewing, Hard Seltzer, Kansas City Royals, Quirk Blueberry Slam, Quirk Hard Seltzer

Urban South Brewery Introduces Driftee, the Newest THC Seltzer

December 14, 2023 by Spencer Mapes

NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana — Urban South Brewery, a trailblazer in the craft beverage industry, is thrilled to announce its latest innovation, Driftee—a non-alcoholic, Delta-9 THC seltzer that is set to take Louisiana’s craft beverage scene to new heights.

Driftee offers a unique blend of hemp-derived Delta-9 THC in a sparkling seltzer form. This guilt-free formula contains zero carbs, calories, or sugar and is available in three enticing flavors—Lemon Lavender, Tangerine Ginger, and Grapefruit. This exciting new beverage option joins Urban South Brewery’s renowned product lineup, which includes favorites such as Paradise Park American Lager, Holy Roller Hazy IPA, Juvie Juice, and a variety of hard seltzers.

Urban South Brewery, known for its local and global acclaim, is proud to produce and package Driftee in Louisiana. This strategic move not only reflects the brewery’s commitment to supporting the local economy, but also sets a precedent for production within the state.

The brewery has entered into a partnership with Wines Unlimited, a leading beverage distributor, to ensure that Driftee reaches every corner of Louisiana. Consumers can find Driftee at major grocery chains, including the popular Rouses, making it immediately accessible to a wide audience.

“At Urban South, we’re always pushing boundaries, and Driftee is a testament to our commitment to innovation,” said Jacob Landry, Founder of Urban South Brewery. “Driftee isn’t just a beverage; it’s an experience. Crafting this THC-infused seltzer has been a labor of love, and we’re proud to bring something different to the communities we serve.”

As one of only two THC seltzers produced in Louisiana, Urban South Brewery is not just launching a seltzer, but solidifying its reputation as the craft beverage pioneers of the South.

About Urban South Brewery

Founded in 2016, award-winning Urban South Brewery has established itself as one of the leading Southern regional craft breweries. From its original New Orleans taproom, to its satellite location in Texas – Urban South – HTX, to its recently acquired Perfect Plain Brewing Co. in Pensacola, Florida, the brewery produces high-quality, affordable beers that are easy to drink and a great way to enhance any occasion. Known for its flagship Paradise Park American Lager and Holy Roller IPA, fruited sours and hard seltzers, recent accolades include: 2022 U.S. Open Beer Championship (Gold and Bronze), 2021 Can Can Awards (Gold and Bronze, 2020 U.S. Open Beverage Championship (Silver) and 2020 Great American Beer Festival (Gold). Urban South prides itself on being a strong community partner with a belief that beer is a family affair.

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Filed Under: hard seltzer Tagged With: Hard Seltzer, Louisiana Beer, THC Seltzer, Urban South, Urban South Brewery

Dr Hops Moves into Hard Seltzer with New ‘Spiked Living Seltzer’

August 25, 2023 by Spencer Mapes

CALIFORNIA – Leaning on their expertise in kombucha fermentation, Dr Hops (Dr Hops Kombucha Beer) is set to launch the world’s first hard seltzer containing live house-fermented cultures. This innovative new shelf-stable beverage line, branded “Dr Hops Spiked Living Seltzer™”, is being released this August/September in California and Chicago in 4-packs of 12oz “sleek” cans. A wider launch throughout California, Arizona, Florida, and New England is planned for spring 2024.

Designed for health-conscious alcohol consumers, particularly Millennial and Gen Z drinkers, “Spiked Living Seltzer™” brings the ancient natural wisdom of kombucha together with the easy drinkability of craft hard seltzer. As Dr Hops sees it, it’s an inspiring, authentic way for them to further fuel the trend toward recreational beverages with added benefits. 43% of the top fastest-growing hard seltzers in the U.S. are brands with added benefits! (IRI 52 weeks thru 7/9/23 TTL US Multi Malt and Spirits database $$ sales and calculated price per case.)

“It would be much easier for us to use industrially produced probiotics or prebiotic additives,” says co-founder and Chief Rabbit Joshua Rood. “But for my money, I’d rather bet on the wisdom of mother nature, and kombucha has evolved naturally for longer than you and I can even fathom. So we’ve developed a way to get many of our kombucha’s best qualities, including live cultures, fresh organic acids, and polyphenols, into a shelf-stable format.” Shelf stability enables widespread distribution, addressing a key challenge in reaching a broad audience.

Just like their legacy Real Hard Kombucha™ products, Dr Hops’ Spiked Living Seltzers are made with real fruit and without any artificial sugars. They boast 6% ABV, 140 calories, and just 4 grams of sugar per 12 fl oz serving. And true to their namesake, they all have a hint of aromatic and soothing hops to enhance the drinking experience.

The Spiked Living Seltzer™ range includes four tantalizing flavors: PINEAPPLE PUNCH (Pineapple Tangerine), STRAWB’RY SMASH (Strawberry Watermelon), GUAVA GLAM (Guava Orange Passionfruit), and ROSÉ RUSH (Peach Rosé). The packaging showcases Dr Hops’ original enlightened rabbit, a symbol of their commitment to love, community, and recreational awesomeness.

As the beverage industry evolves, Dr Hops continues to push the limits and create original, cutting-edge products. Spiked Living Seltzer™ is a testament to their dedication to crafting beverages that give consumers the best that nature has to offer in a format that can be widely distributed.

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21st Amendment Brewery Announces New Craft Hard Seltzer Brand: SOMA Hard Seltzer

June 16, 2020 by Dow Scoggins

 SOMA Hard Seltzer - 21st Amendment Brewery San Francisco —  21st Amendment Brewery pays homage to the South of Market (SoMA) neighborhood they’ve called home for 20 years with a new hard seltzer brand: SOMA Hard Seltzer (100 calories, 2g carbs, 0g sugar). Founded in 2000, 21st Amendment’s brewpub is among the pillars of the Northern California craft beer scene located in SoMA, the new heart of the city. SOMA Hard Seltzer’s 6-Pack design commemorates the originality of the neighborhood from its stencil artwork and murals by local artists to downtown’s angular landscape to the revitalization of the area with new live/work spaces and restaurants. The perfect mix of grit, renewal, and natural beauty, SoMA reflects a modern renaissance happening in metropolitan enclaves across the country such as Brooklyn, LoDo in Denver, and others. SOMA Hard Seltzer celebrates home, no matter where you might dwell.

Masterminds of beloved fruit beers (i.e. Hell or High Watermelon), 21st Amendment’s SOMA Hard Seltzer carries on their infatuation with watermelon for a clean, crisp all-natural seltzer that also comes in enticing flavors such as Guava & Passion Fruit, Mango, and Black Cherry. 21st Amendment’s craft hard seltzer line is executed with the same level of innovation as their acclaimed beer portfolio.

“SOMA Hard Seltzer is brewed with our craft roots in mind. We spent six months working to get the flavors and taste just right. Unlike other hard seltzers, 21st Amendment’s is made using a natural fermentation process giving it a cleaner flavor. SOMA Hard Seltzer is NOT made with grain neutral spirits, and then diluted with water. Many hard seltzers made that way have a metallic and artificial taste. SOMA Hard Seltzer is brewed with Virginia Dare natural flavors, a 90-year-old New York company making wonderful products for the beverage industry,” says Shaun O’Sullivan, Co-Founder and Brewmaster.

Nico Freccia (Co-Founder/CEO, 21st Amendment Brewery) adds, “SOMA Hard Seltzer is wonderful for the active on-the-go individual who is looking for a craft ‘better-for-you’ beverage. It does not fill you up with its 100 calories and 2 grams of carbs with zero sugar.”

Hot summer days are upon us, and whether you’re enjoying your time inside or venturing outdoors, SOMA Hard Seltzer brings a taste of home wherever you roam.

SOMA Hard Seltzer is available now in all 30 states where 21st Amendment distributes. For more information and to find some using our beer finder, please visit www.21st-Amendment.com.

About 21st Amendment Brewery
Twenty years ago (established in 2000), Nico Freccia and Shaun O’Sullivan opened the doors to the 21st Amendment brewpub in San Francisco’s historic South Park neighborhood. In addition to quickly becoming one of the city’s favorite pubs, 21st Amendment began expanding beyond the Bay Area by helping to pioneer the movement to canned craft beer. Known for their witty names and delicious brews, 21st Amendment offers year-round selections, as well as seasonal offerings and their infamous “Insurrection Series” of once-in-a-while limited-edition releases. Sold in 28 states plus Washington D.C., 21st Amendment produces beer in its state-of-the-art brewery headquarters in San Leandro, California and is among the top 50 craft beer brewers in America.

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Willie’s Superbrew Hard Seltzer Launches Sparkling Pear & Cinnamon

November 8, 2019 by Rick Roberts

Willie’s Superbrew Hard Seltzer Launches Sparkling Pear & Cinnamon BOSTON – Coming off their first place win as best hard seltzer at Fizz Fight, as voted by over 2,000 attendees, Willie’s Superbrew is continuing to innovate with the release of the first cold weather hard seltzer, Sparkling Pear & Cinnamon. Still light and refreshing like a hard seltzer, their new Pear & Cinnamon provides a delicious, warming option for fall and winter. As with all their Superbrews  Hard Seltzer, this seasonal uses only real fruits and spices, with no artificial or “natural” flavors.

“We couldn’t be more excited to lead the hard seltzer market with not only the first seasonal hard seltzer, but the first one crafted for the cooler months.” Willie’s Superbrew CEO, Nico Enriquez says,“This category is exploding, but hard seltzers aren’t known for having exciting flavors. We always strive to do things differently, and creating a gloriously delicious fall flavor couldn’t be more fitting.”

Joining their existing lineup of delicious,fruit-forward, real fruit-centric flavors, Pear & Cinnamon provides a bold flavor with a hint of holiday spice, but remains light enough to be sessionable. “The sweet and spicy aroma of cinnamon hits first with faint vanilla notes,” Head of Production, Jack Delano, describes, “As you sip it, you notice the pear and cinnamon upfront in harmony. And finally, the vanilla rounds out the flavor profile.”

This limited release will be available through February.

About Willie’s Superbrew
Willie’s Superbrew Hard Seltzer is blended with real fruit. It’s gluten free and low in carbs and calories, but we brew with thousands of pounds of real fruits and spices, meaning it’s bursting with real flavor. It’s a drink as unique and refreshing as its origin story. Because after all, there aren’t many places where a goat farmer and a young neuroscientist would meet, but apparently a beach on the Cape is one. Willie shared his ginger brew, and they started selling it at farmers’ markets. The rest is history.

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