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Ska Brewing Debuts Lo Dose THC Social Tonic – Low-Dose, Non-Alcoholic Bubbles Perfect for Dry January & Colorado Ski Season

January 25, 2026 by Dow Scoggins

Ska Brewing Debuts Lo Dose THC Social Tonic – Low-Dose, Non-Alcoholic Bubbles Perfect for Dry January & Colorado Ski Season
Photo by Ska Brewing

DURANGO, Colorado — Ska Brewing is ringing in 2026 with a fresh, feel-good twist that’s perfect for Dry January, fresh powder days on the slopes, or anytime you want to keep the vibes high without the hangover. Say hello to Lo Dose THC Social Tonics—sparkling, non-alcoholic beverages crafted with hemp-derived cannabinoids for that just-right social lift.

Available in three crave-worthy flavors—zesty Lemon Lime, exotic Passionfruit Mango, and vibrant Dragonfruit—these bubbly tonics deliver a balanced 1.5mg THC + 25mg CBD per serving. They’re light on the sugar (only 8g) and super low-cal (just 30 calories), so you can sip easy while the conversation flows and the edges soften. Whether you’re easing into the new year booze-free or chasing that après-ski glow, Lo Dose keeps things chill, intentional, and undeniably fun.

“Beer will always be our jam, but we’re all about exploring creative ways to unwind and connect,” says Marketing Director Kristen Muraro. “From our early Skagua experiments to hard seltzers and now Lo Dose, we’re stoked to keep evolving with beverages that complement our core lineup or stand alone as the perfect alternative. Lo Dose is the next level—thoughtful, tasty, and built for good times.”

Co-Founder Dave Thibodeau adds, “We’ve been in this game long enough to know what really counts: moderation, real intention, and earning trust. Lo Dose isn’t some trendy pivot—it’s a natural extension of our ethos. It’s about staying present, keeping the social spark alive, and feeling dialed in, even when life gets loud.”

Catch Lo Dose on tap at Ska Brewing’s World Headquarters in Durango, or grab convenient 4-packs to-go from the brewery and retailers across Colorado. Swing by ska.com or hit up your local spot to track it down—because sometimes the best buzz comes in bubbles, not bottles. Cheers to low-dose highs and big Colorado vibes!

More Info on Ska Brewing
Ska Brewing kicked off in 1995 in the mountain town of Durango, Colorado, when co-founders Dave Thibodeau and Bill Graham—along with original head brewer Matt Vincent—turned their teenage passion for brewing into a full-fledged operation. Starting small in a corner of a warehouse, the brewery drew inspiration from the rebellious spirit of punk rock and ska music, channeling that counterculture energy into bold, flavorful beers that challenged the norm. Over the decades, Ska grew steadily: expanding facilities since 2008, building a loyal following across Colorado and beyond, and earning a reputation for innovative brews while staying true to its roots. In 2025, the brewery celebrated its 30th anniversary with new ownership bringing fresh energy, all while continuing to champion creative, community-driven craft beer in the Rockies.

Ska’s lineup shines with a mix of timeless classics and adventurous offerings that keep fans coming back. The flagship True Blonde Ale—their very first beer—remains a standout: a crisp, honey-kissed blonde that’s racked up multiple Great American Beer Festival and World Beer Cup wins for its easy-drinking charm. Modus Hoperandi leads the IPA charge as a beloved, hop-forward powerhouse bursting with citrus and pine, while Mexican Logger delivers a refreshing, lime-zested lager perfect for patio season. Other crowd-pleasers include the tropical Modus Mandarina, the smooth Euphoria Pale Ale, and seasonal gems like hazy IPAs and stouts. With a portfolio that blends reliable year-round favorites and boundary-pushing experiments, Ska keeps the good times rolling—whether you’re cracking a can in Durango or chasing adventure elsewhere.

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