Deftones nonalcoholic beer<\/span><\/p> Deftones<\/a> partnered with DrinkSip<\/a>, a brand known for it’s non-alcoholic craft beverages to create Tone Zero Lager in October 2024.<\/p>\n Brewbound.com<\/a> describes the beer as a “Japanese-style rice lager.<\/p>\n “Deftones’ decision to launch a non-alcoholic beer series is reflective of a broader cultural shift within the music and entertainment world,” the website reports.<\/p>\n Prior to the debut of Tone Zero, Deftones released 12 different full-strength craft beers for fans. You can catch some of their more recent releases through San Diego-based Belching Beaver Brewery<\/a>.<\/p>\n Lamb of God nonalcoholic beer<\/span><\/p> Scottish brewery BrewDog<\/a> is quickly expanding its locations throughout the U.S. Part of that expansion has involved partnering with other breweries and even bands.<\/p>\n Lamb of God<\/a> has released two different non-alcoholic beers through the label.<\/p>\n Ghost Walker inspired by Lamb of God’s “Ghost Walking,” dropped in 2020. It is described as having “an amped flavor of tropical notes, mixed with a grassy, pine riff.”<\/p>\n The two teamed up yet again the following year to release Hourglass, an alcohol-free triple-hopped IPA.<\/p>\n Both brews were sold\u00a0at Lamb of God’s live shows during that time.<\/p>\n Kittie nonalcoholic beer<\/span><\/p> Instead of partnering with an established beer brand, members from two metal acts decided to start their own.<\/p>\n KittePig is the creation of Morgan Lander of Kittie<\/a> and Esjay Jones of We Are PIGS<\/a>. The company is touted as “the world’s first non-alcoholic beer brand, brewed specifically for the heavy metal culture.”<\/p>\n KittiePig recently dropped it’s first release, Brutal Berry<\/a>, a non-alcoholic blonde brew that “kicks off with intense burst of natural berry flavor, followed by a subtle hint of hops.”<\/p>\n In addition to promoting the NA aspect of Brutal Berry, KittePIG also reminds drinkers that each can is only 50 calories.<\/p>\n “Our 50-calorie non-alcoholic brew lets you enjoy all-day drinling guilt-free, perfect for gearing up for the pit!”<\/p>\n Getty Images\/DrinkSip<\/span><\/p> Like Deftones, 311<\/a> also has developed a partnership with DrinkSIP to release a non-alcoholic beer in addition to its full-strength offerings.<\/p>\n in 2023, 311 worked with California-based El Segundo Brewing Company to released Come Original India Pale Ale. A year later, the band announced the non-alcoholic Stealing Hoppy Hours<\/a>.<\/p>\n The beer, which is named after the closing track on 1997’s Transistor<\/em>, is a hazy IPA with “hints of tropical fruit and melon.”<\/p>\n The band claims on its website that Stealing Hoppy Hours is the “first ever celebrity-branded non-alcoholic beer.”\u00a0Don’t tell that to Lamb of God fans.<\/p>\n Alice Cooper NA Whistle Pig<\/span><\/p> While\u00a0this list has focused on beer up to this point, we can’t leave out Alice Cooper<\/a>‘s non-alcoholic cocktail that was released earlier this year.<\/p>\n Sex Drugs, Rock & Dry<\/a> is the result of a partnership between whiskey maker WhistlePig and Cooper, who has been sober for more than 40 years.<\/p>\n It’s made to taste like a maple old fashioned. Ingredients include rye non-whiskey, barrel-aged maple and something called adaptogenic ‘shrooms like cordyceps which the brand calls “the freak show of the fugal world.”<\/p>\n The limited edition cocktail is also being sold as part of a package deal with the re-released of Cooper’s Breadcrumbs<\/em> EP.<\/p>\n If you or someone you know is struggling with drug and\/or alcohol dependence, help is available through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration<\/a> website. To speak to someone on the phone, dial 1-800-622-HELP (1-800-622-4357) or send a text message to 1-800-487-4889.<\/em><\/p>\n Here is a look at what 25 big-name rock and metal artists have said about their sobriety journey including how they got there and what they\u00a0have pledged to do with their lives since that time.\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Rob Carroll<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nLamb of God<\/h3>\n
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What 25 Rockers Have Said About Getting Sober or Quitting Drinking<\/h2>\n