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PEOPLE PALE

ALCOHOL FREE PALE ALE
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ALCOHOL FREE PALE ALE

Brewed to celebrate the launch of Queenie author Candice Carty-Williams’ new novel People Person, People Pale is packed with all the juicy flavour of a pale ale, but none of the alcohol. Her book is a tribute to South London and the power of human connection, so we’ve created a brew that can toast both. Perfect for your next book club, or anywhere you fancy a bev without the buzz.

This exciting collaboration brings together the worlds of literature and craft beer with our first alcohol-free beer. There are five different versions of can design, each focusing on a different character from the book with illustrations translated from the novel’s front cover.

To learn more about People Person and to grab a copy click here or scan the QR code on the can itself!

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Delivery and returns

How much is delivery?

£5 anywhere we ship in the UK, free on orders of £50 or more.

When will it arrive?

Order before 2pm on a working day and it leaves us the same day. Mainland UK usually arrives within 2 to 3 working days.

Can I get it every month?

Yes. Subscribe and save 10% on a monthly delivery, or 7.5% every other month. No contract and no minimum, so skip, pause or cancel any time from your account. Subscribe + Save.

How long does it keep?

Nine months, though it is best drunk fresh. Store it cold in a fridge to lock the flavour in.

What if it arrives damaged?

Send a photo to customer.services@brixtonbrewery.com and we will put it right.

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PEOPLE PALE

ELECTRIC TROPICAL LAGER STORY

Electric Tropical Lager takes inspiration from the tropical fruit stalls on Brixton’s iconic market street, Electric Avenue – made famous by the Eddie Grant song of the same name.

The stalls here have been part of the fabric of Brixton for decades – piled high with all manner of tropical fruit, vegetables and spices brought here by the waves of immigrants who've made Brixton their home.

We’d been talking about brewing a fruit-flavoured lager for some time, and after trying many combinations, we landed on mango and pineapple with a hint of ginger for balance. No artificial sweeteners, just proper tropical flavour brewed into a crisp, refreshing lager.