E: 30/04 Win Non-Alcoholic Ticket Beer

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Sixtyplusurfers has teamed up with Ticket to offer three lucky readers the chance to win 12 Bottles of Ticket Non-Alcoholic Beer to lift your spirits.

Ticket Pale Ale

T-cket is a family run non-alcoholic beer business that marries traditional Persian brewing wisdom with the know-how of one of the UK’s leading craft breweries.  Ticket pale ale (available in both cans and small bottles) is the world’s first saffron-enriched beer, a pioneering functional drink with added benefits.

According the drinks expert at Alcohol Change Ticket is exceptional. “After tasting (literally) hundreds of alcohol-free drinks for this website, we’ve come to one conclusion: if you’re going to make a beer with no alcohol, it needs something else to make it memorable. This Ticket pale ale certainly has that. Uniquely (we think) it’s made with saffron and lavender.”

Ticket comes in a great looking bottle: in purple and gold with a swirling pattern like electromagnetic waves. The saffron gives the beer a striking yellow hue like no other. There are plenty of citrusy hops and the lavender adds extra floral notes. It may be a bit too much if you’re looking for a straightforward light beer – it’s definitely one for those who appreciate a flavour-packed pale ale.

Low-No alcoholic beverages is one of the most vibrant, bustling food and drinks categories at the moment with a blossoming #sobercurious drinks movement looking to move away from old-school drinking habits whilst adapting a new, healthier living mindset.  As a 35 Kcal brand per 330ml serving, Ticket is a gluten-free pale ale made from a small number of memorable ingredients, namely malted barley, hops, saffron, lavender and orange, a light touch ale that pairs fantastically with fish, white meats and even sweet treats.

According to Ticket co-founder Faye Soleimani, “Our pale ale is loosely based on an old Persian favourite that was very popular pre the Iranian revolution.  As any foodie knows the finest saffron comes from Persia so its inclusion was firstly a heads up to our region’s finest culinary traditions, but secondly a recognition of this enticing spice’s manifold functional benefits (improving mood, reducing blood sugar levels and supporting weight loss).”

For information about Ticket Non-Alcoholic Beer visit www.t-cket.co.uk

For Your Chance to Win

Tell us what healthy spice is Ticket Non-Alcoholic Beer enriched with?

         a ) Nutmeg
         b ) Saffron
         c ) Turmeric
         d ) Cinnamon 

To Enter the Competition

Tell us what healthy spice is Ticket 
Non-Alcoholic Beer enriched with? 
Then send in your answer together with your name, address and telephone number to the Sixtyplusurfers email address sixtypluscomp@hotmail.co.uk 
or click on the pink link below:

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Non-Alcoholic Beer Competition

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For competitions in the Spring March April newsletter:-
The closing date for our Competition entries is 30th April 2023.

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Answer: b) Saffron (from the text)