Mongozo Coconut, 12 x 330 ml

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In the UK, only 17% of women drink beer in comparison to 53% of men, according to The Gender Pint Gap. Neitiv is on a mission to smash negative gender stereotypes and empower all people to enjoy beer without negative consequences. One of my favourite things to brew is a robust coconut porter, for this I use coconut chips, which I toast prior to use. The simple act of toasting them for 10-15 minutes is surprisingly effective; when added during fermentation they provide a richer, fuller coconut flavour compared to untoasted chips. Dea Latis is named after the Celtic Goddess of beer and water, who was worshipped in Roman Britain. The range includes three types of lager; Ninkasi (described as sweet with a rich coconut finish), Menquet (described as bright and light with a hint of hops) and Dea Latis (described as crisp and smooth with a mild hoppy finish). With the ABV ranging from 1.5% - 4% and calories as low as 24/100ml calories per beverage, the range aims to have a beer for every taste. By drinking Coconut Flower Beer For Women, you are smashing gender stereotypes and empowering all people to enjoy beer without negative consequences. Coconut Flower Beer For Women can be enjoyed by people of all genders. It acts as a reminder that beer is for everyone! It is labelled with a slogan 'Coconut Flower Beer For Women' to celebrate women and make women feel more invited and welcome. Ultimately, to raise awareness and support women's causes such as eliminating period poverty. Tell Me More 🧐

Gluten-free: Ninkasi, Sweet Lager (ABV1.5%) and Menquet, Light Lager (ABV2.5%) are Gluten-free with less than 3ppm gluten (the requirement is less than 20ppm to be classified as 'gluten-free'). Since we are reducing the gluten-level through our process, we conduct test for each of our production to identify the gluten-level. The sediments and floating in Coconut Flower Beer is natural, as it results from the secondary fermentation with Coconut Flower Drops. Reducing the sediments would require a harsh filtration process which could affect the quality of the beer. We decided to retain the sediments, to cherish the drink’s purity and freshness. Enjoying Coconut Flower Beer with sediments is part of the experience, as the live culture from the mother ingredient enhances the taste. Our research shows that while in the past many preferred crystal-clear beverages, this perception is changing due to a new-found appreciation of raw, authentic and unrefined plant-based natural beverages. GUIDE TO OPENING THE RING CAP

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Try drinking Coconut Flower Beer in a Coconut Shell Cup. It creates a stable and creamy foam and reduces bloating. And also, experience an authentic village life vibe and a new culture right in your home! Imagine a beach with golden sand, turquoise waves, and Coconut Flower Beer... in other words, a few moments of relaxation! Let us to transport you to an exotic island and make you reminisce about your last trip to the beach! In case you’re not convinced about using coconut to enhance your porters and stouts, below are my top three coconut beers. I would recommend that you give them a try, if these don’t persuade you then nothing will! The husband-wife co-founders Keeran and Vaani VetriKo pitched theirflagship product, Coconut Flower Beer, to current Dragon investors Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Touker Suleyman, Sara Davies and Steven Bartlett.

Sedimentation is normal: Our beer is completely natural and does not go through harsh filtration process, which means the natural goodness is maintained in the form of sedimentation. At Neitiv, we believe that everyone should be able to enjoy our Coconut Flower Beer, regardless of gender. Our Coconut Flower Beer For Women is not intended to exclude anyone. The purpose of our slogan is to raise awareness, promote solidarity, and challenge the deeply ingrained stigma in many cultures towards women drinking beer and alcohol. As global citizens, we feel an obligation to speak out against any form of discrimination and injustice, including the mistreatment of women who enjoy beer or alcohol. I mentioned this one earlier simply because it’s just that good. This 6.5% Irish porter is brewed using dark chocolate and extra dark caramel malts, along with coconut, and pure liquid cacao. To me this beer tastes like drinking a bounty, it won a 2014 Great American Beer Festival award in the Chocolate Beer category and only comes out once a year. If you can find a can of this, I really couldn’t recommend it enough. I decided to roll with desiccated coconut firstly for ease of use so I wouldn’t have to process a whole load of fresh coconuts (probably one of the more difficult flavourings to prepare for a beer). Also, desiccated coconut is available almost everywhere and is cheap so the beer can be made by anyone. Do You Want A Beer To Taste Like A Bounty? Hops are again really simple as I want the coconut to be the star here so I am not looking for the hops to compete for flavour in any way.This Irish porter is brewed with dark chocolate and extra dark caramel malts, coconut, and pure liquid cacao from Cholaca in Boulder, Colorado. This beer, which won a 2014 Great American Beer Festival award in the Chocolate Beer category, comes out once a year in 12-ounce cans. NoDa Brewing Company Coco Loco Porter According to the recent study and Yougov poll, only 17% of British women drink beer compared to 53% of men. Almost half of young women (48%) do not drink beer or have not tasted beer. It discovered that male-oriented advertising and ‘being judged by others’ are the two main barriers. Besides this, the misconception of the taste and calorie count also deter women from trying beer. The study also discovered that female attitudes, perceptions and beliefs about beer have not moved on from a similar study conducted a decade earlier, despite the beer industry trying to evolve and be more inclusive. Sadly, most women still hold a negative opinion about beer and perceive it to be a man’s drink! The range includes three types of lager; Ninkasi (sweet with a rich coconut finish), Menquet (bright and light with a hint of hops) and Dea Latis (crisp and soft with a mild hoppy finish). With the ABV ranging from 1.5% – 4% and calories as low as 24/100ml calories per beverage, the brand believes its range has a beer for every taste. Coconut Shell Cup and Coconut Shell Candle: Each one is unique, which means colour, pattern, finish, height and capacity may slightly differ as coconut shells are a product of nature.

As we look ahead to the next twelve months, we’re excited to introduce new coconut flower drops beverages to the UK market and we also look forward to extending our support for initiatives both here and abroad that help to empower all people to enjoy great tasting beer.” By drinking Neitiv Coconut Flower Beer For Women, you are smashing gender stereotypes and empowering all people to enjoy beer without negative consequences. Coconut Flower Beer For Women can be enjoyed by people of all genders. It acts as a reminder that beer is for everyone! It is labelled with a slogan 'Coconut Flower Beer For Women' to celebrate women and make women feel more invited and welcome. Ultimately, to raise awareness and support women's causes such as eliminating period poverty. Tell Me More 🧐 Coconut Flower Beer is best-tasting premium lager that is delicious, easy and refreshing to drink. Lager is a type of beer, distinguished from other beers by the yeast used to ferment it and maturing it at a low temperature. Coconut Flower Beer is brewed using lager yeast and carefully crafted in two stages of fermentation, which means it takes around eight weeks to produce. Primary fermentation uses conventional lager ingredients: malted barley, oats, hops and water. Secondary fermentation sees the addition of the magical Coconut Flower Drops, with their beneficial live cultures which make the drink so fascinating! The exotic, bold and unique Coconut Flower Beer that is brewed and bottled in the UK, is in effect a work of art - from recipe, to brewing, to branding, all the way to customer experience, it is not just a drink, it is an experience!

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I didn’t want to only include dark beers on this list, and while I do think that generally, coconut compliments darker beer styles better, Coconut Ale by Big Rod is certainly an exception to that rule. At 5.4% it pours with a deep red hue and instantly the coconut aroma hits you, I guess it’s to be expected with a name like Coconut Ale, but the coconut is exceptionally strong, something which I loved, but for those who just want a hint, this is probably not for you. Its deep toasted coconut notes are balanced by slight tartness it also possesses. Less bloating*: Our focus group found unanimously that Coconut Flower Beer does not cause an uncomfortable, bloated feeling. We’d love to hear if you agree, so please share your experience by writing to us. Funky Buddha (Oakland Park, Florida) Founder Ryan Sentz says that his brewery has always focused on “culinary-style beers” brewed with a huge variety of fruit, vegetable, herb, spice, and other flavorful additions beyond barley and hops. The Last Snow Porter is no exception—it’s a rich, creamy porter brewed with coconut and coffee. This beer is an “ode to that special time in Florida where the needle dips just south of 75 degrees.” The Bruery Mash & Coconut While chocolate is not technically added to this gem of a beer, you’d never know it. The chocolate notes are pronounced, playing off of the toasted coconut flavors and even offering hints of espresso and malted milk ball.