The packaging of Borsodi Friss 0.0% alcohol-free beers has been renewed
This spring, not only nature, but also the packaging of the alcohol-free Borsodi Friss 0.0% will be renewed, moreover, it lends a light summer atmosphere to two stops in Budapest, brightening up the time spent waiting. In addition to its new appearance, Borsodi Friss is guaranteed to blow the fans of flavored beers off their feet with its unique taste and three low-calorie, alcohol-free versions.
Borsodi Sörgyár, which celebrates its 50th birthday this year, enriched the domestic beer culture with many developments during its existence, for example with one of the first domestic flavored beers, Borsodi Frissel. As a result of the product’s success, the portfolio has been expanded since 2010 with numerous flavor combinations and alcohol-free versions.
0.0% alcohol, 100% refreshment – this is Borsodi Friss, a mixture of a light lager beer and refreshing fruit juice. In addition to lemon, grapefruit, pear-apple flavors, the six-member non-alcoholic portfolio also offers three other low-calorie products in raspberry-blueberry, pineapple-lime and watermelon-strawberry flavors. Borsodi Friss is a quality choice for those who thirst for everyday experiences full of inspiration.
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