Well, for starters, this roundup was not a solo affair. I was joined by my hop-loving husband and if I were to tell you that we’re professional beer connoisseurs, I’d be lying. This is a market with incredible potential, and isn’t showing any signs of stopping. Welcome to Blue Sky Drinking. Open up that window, and let your mind run free... Substantial accomplishments to date We'll be opening our crowdfund on Seedrs tomorrow and we want you to get involved and join the LOAH crew. financial or tax advice of any kind. If you have any questions with respect to legal, financial or tax

Great place for a little get together. We had two tables in the outside car port area. Nice ambiance and lighting when it got dark. Nice to see doggies enjoying themselves. Inside is spacious and liked seeing the beer tanks on your way to the restrooms. We’re greeted with crisp lime when we taste, but it’s neither bitter nor sharp, just unmistakably juicy citrus. It isn’t too bold, and we get a perfectly pleasant biscuity lager malt base, with almost floral honey or golden syrup sweetness. The carbonation level is good but the beer does suffer from a slight wateriness. That being said though the drink is very refreshing, and we get a short mild citrus finish to the beer.Investing in a regular equity campaign is the simplest and most common way to invest in a startup. You decide which business you want to invest in, and if the campaign hits its funding target then you will become one of their shareholders. As the company becomes more valuable, so do your shares; allowing you the opportunity to share in the future success of the business.

I often describe alcohol as a bit like salt; it’s a flavour enhancer,” says Fink. “If you have a beer that doesn’t have alcohol you lose mouthfeel – you’re not getting that lovely rounded feeling in your mouth.” we've grown our sales on average by 51% month on month.
Vs. same period last year it's a 382% average increase.
The past quarter we've outperformed targets by 22%.I enjoyed supporting this small business because of the humble vibe, these folks are making an effort to create some of the best beers on Oahu and it shows. These were some of the most creative beers we’ve had to date. Reservations were made for 7 and we were seated at the high top tables but in a section flooded with water … No apologies on the seating … while another high top section adjacent to us was out of the flood zone.

who understand these risks. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and is subject to change in We tried mostly IPAs (our favorite) but sprinkled in a handful of seasonals as well. Everything was top-notch, but if we had to choose a favorite, it’d be the Dream Machine Mango (a milkshake IPA). Mu husband claims this to be the best IPA on Oahu. Fighting words, I know. Still considered alcohol free, 0.5% does give you a lot more flexibility with how you can make it, because you can actually ferment it like a normal beer; you just have to really restrict the alcohol,” Kean explains.I think coupled with the no- and-low movement is a health drive. And so that was a really important element to the planning of the actual product. For me, the top priority for Loah as a product was that it would be low-calorie, low-sugar, gluten-free if we could get it, and vegan,” says Tapp. “The flavour came after, once I could actually be assured that I would get a product that was kind of healthy.” their investment and certain other tax reliefs. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and is subject to Before heading out, we made a goal to visit every local brewery to find the best beer on Oahu. Some spots impressed us while others left us wanting more (hell, some left us wanting less). Below we’ll highlight every spot and tell you what you need to know before your visit.

Everyone gets a free beer poured in our tap room, or a 10% discount if that's logistically impossible, plus an invite to the annual shareholder party. Progressing from home-brewing to full-scale production in just a few months, Loah founder Hugo Tapp’s mission was to produce a great-tasting beer with genuine credentials, rather than an imitation of a full-strength beer. In terms of vibe, there’s much to be desired. This Oahu brewery is located in an industrial garage and feels quite small. But these are small details in the grand scheme of things because the beers are worthwhile.Loah was created following consumer demand for a low-alcohol beer option with a lighter flavour to appeal to both beer lovers and haters alike. With Google search terms for ‘low alcohol’ peaking to their highest point in three years this June, consumers are demanding low and no alcohol options for all palates. The low and no-alcohol market is expected to grow by 22% by 2024*, however, current contenders are failing to appeal to a health-conscious demographic who want a lighter-tasting beer.