Fruit beer is a more important player in the beer industry than you think. The fact that some of the styles of fruit beer can allow non-beer drinkers to enjoy a cold one now and again is huge. So, fruit beer in a nutshell: if it has added fruit in it - you’ve got yourself a fruit beer.

Your fruit beer will usually taste a little bit like the fruit that was added into it, or it will at least have the fruit’s aroma.

Fruit beer is made when a brewer adds fruit to it. It sounds simple, but some ways are a little more difficult than others. Whether they use fruit extract, fresh fruit, or frozen fruit, they’re all a little different in their process. When using fresh or frozen fruit, the fruit is usually added during the last brewing stage. With an extract, most brewers add it right before they package their beer.

You sure can! If you’ve never had fruit beer before, we totally recommend it. Add whatever you’re itching for into your cart and we’ll take care of everything else.

You really can’t go wrong with Ballast Point’s Grapefruit Sculpin IPA or Golden Cart’s Mango Cart.