UpFlow Brewing to launch Australia’s first hypotonic sports beer for post-exercise hydration

Posted by Media Release Agency on 24th November 2020

UpFlow Brewing, Australia’s first alcohol-free craft brewery, with exciting news on the launch of Australia’s first-ever range of hypotonic sports beers. Designed to be enjoyed pre-game as well as at half-time or during ‘sports breaks’, the rehydration non-alcoholic beers are available in two styles: Ultra Pale Lager and Classic Pale Ale.

UpFlow’s hypotonic sports beers offer optimal low energy hydration, replacing lost electrolytes and providing nutrients to support recovery and long-term sustainable high performance. The Classic Pale Ale and Ultra Pale Lager join the other two beers in UpFlow’s non-alcoholic range: New World IPA and Stout. UpFlow’s new rehydration hypotonic beers are available online at upflowbrewing.com.au in 12 ($45) or 24 can packs ($80).

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