Brulo Launches High-Fibre Alcohol-Free IPA
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Brulo Launches High-Fibre Alcohol-Free IPA

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Scottish alcohol-free beer brand Brulo has introduced its All Good IPA, a beverage containing 5g of dietary fibre per can. The product aims to offer consumers a functional benefit alongside traditional beer flavor.

The new All Good IPA from Brulo delivers 5g of dietary fibre per 330ml can, according to information released by the company. This makes it what is being claimed as ‘the world’s first high fibre beer.’

The launch represents an innovation in the alcohol-free beer market, attempting to appeal to health-conscious consumers. The Drinks Business reported on the new offering, noting its unique nutritional profile. Further details about the brewing process or specific ingredients contributing to the high fibre content were not provided in the source.

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