• Jump Ship Stokers Stout at The Beerhive, Edinburgh. Free UK shipping.
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Jump Ship Stokers Stout

Jump Ship Stokers Stout

£2.20
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Producer Jump Ship Brewery
Country Scotland
Region Edinburgh
ABV 0.50%

Tasting Notes

Roasted Malt, Coffee, Chocolate and Smooth Finish

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Alcohol Free

This Pairs With:

Summer Drinking

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Meet the Producer, Jump Ship Brewery

Jump Ship Brewery

Style: Alcohol Free Brewery

Jump Ship arrived on the alcohol-free beer scene and immediately felt less depressing than most of the category already. Founded in Edinburgh by former sailor Sonja Mitchell, the brewery focuses entirely on low and no alcohol beer, but crucially still brews things that taste like proper beer rather than lightly carbonated compromise.

The Yardarm lager and Flying Colours pale ale have become especially popular because they actually keep proper malt character and hop flavour intact. Crisp lager, citrusy pale ale, decent body, clean finish. Simple idea really, but loads of alcohol-free breweries still somehow miss it completely.

There’s also a nice practical honesty behind the whole thing. The brewery never pushes weird wellness messaging or acts like drinking alcohol-free beer automatically transforms your life into a sunrise yoga advert. Sometimes people just want a decent pint and to wake up functional the next morning.

The branding helps too. Nautical without becoming gimmicky, modern without trying too hard and refreshingly free from the aggressively beige “mindful drinking” aesthetic that took over loads of low alcohol brands recently.

Alcohol-free beer has improved massively over the last few years, and Jump Ship are definitely part of the reason people take the category more seriously now.