The non-beer beverage is loaded with cherry and lime, plus salt for electrolytes. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX TexasBeer CraftBeer HardSeltzer
The Black Laboratory Brewing taproom is located just east of downtown.
Those looking for a locally produced beer alternative for their summer drinking sessions may want to check out a new offering from SA's Black Laboratory Brewing. The craft brewer will make its first foray out of the beer space this week with an electrolyte-loaded Cherry Lime Hard Seltzer. The carbonated beverage weighs in at 4.5% ABV with 120 calories and zero carbs per 16-ounce pint, according to the brewery. It’s lightly fruited with cherry and lime notes and is slightly salty on the finish. Tasting notes describe it as “a very crushable seltzer that’s hard to put down.”The east-of-downtown brewery, located at 1602 E. Houston St., Suite 109, will begin pouring $5 draft pints of the seltzer in its taproom this Wednesday.
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