Untitled Art Variety Non-Alcoholic 12Pk

Untitled Art Variety Non-Alcoholic 12Pk is a mixed 12-pack of craft non-alcoholic beers, each containing less than 0.5% ABV, brewed in Waunakee, Wisconsin. The pack features four distinct styles — Juicy IPA, Italian Style Pils, American Gold, and Citra Haze — three cans of each, showcasing the full breadth of Untitled Art's approach to alcohol-free brewing through advanced filtration and fermentation techniques.

Quick Facts: ABV: <0.5%  |  Origin: Waunakee, Wisconsin, USA  |  Style: Non-Alcoholic Craft Beer Variety Pack  |  Brewery: Untitled Art / Octopi Brewing

Production & Heritage

Untitled Art brews its non-alcoholic lineup at Octopi Brewing, a well-equipped facility in Waunakee, Wisconsin. The beers undergo full fermentation before alcohol is removed through reverse osmosis membrane filtration — a method that uses specialized equipment to strip ethanol while retaining the flavor compounds, hop oils, and malt character developed during brewing. Certain expressions in the Untitled Art NA range also use arrested fermentation, employing specialized yeast strains that halt the process before significant alcohol is produced. The combination of these two techniques gives the brewery unusual flexibility in building flavor profiles that closely mirror their full-strength counterparts.

Tasting Notes — Style by Style

Juicy IPA: Tropical fruit leads the aroma with pronounced mango, guava, and dragonfruit notes. On the palate, the beer strikes a balance between sweet and tart, delivering a juicy, exotic character that finishes with a crisp, satisfying tang. The mouthfeel carries enough body to feel like a genuine hazy IPA.

Italian Style Pils: Clean and refreshing with a European lager sensibility. Expect a light, bready malt backbone with subtle herbal hop notes and a dry, snappy finish characteristic of the Italian pilsner tradition.

American Gold: A classic golden lager profile — crisp, clean, and straightforward. Light cereal sweetness meets gentle carbonation, making it the most approachable and sessionable beer in the pack.

Citra Haze: Citrus-forward from the first sip, bursting with grapefruit and tangerine hop character. The haze delivers a soft mouthfeel, while the bright citrus notes keep the finish lively and refreshing.

How to Drink the Untitled Art NA Variety Pack

All four styles drink best chilled to 38–42°F, served directly from the can or poured into a pint glass to release aromatic compounds — particularly beneficial for the Juicy IPA and Citra Haze. Beyond drinking straight, non-alcoholic craft beers work well in low-ABV cocktail applications: try the American Gold in a non-alcoholic Shandy with fresh lemonade, use the Juicy IPA as the base for an alcohol-free Michelada with lime juice and hot sauce, or blend the Citra Haze with muddled grapefruit for a hop-forward mocktail spritz.

Best For

• Stocking a home fridge for Dry January or any extended break from alcohol
• Offering craft-quality options at gatherings where some guests prefer not to drink
• Pairing with weeknight dinners when a full-strength beer feels like too much
• Gifting a craft beer enthusiast who is exploring the non-alcoholic category

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Untitled Art NA Variety Pack taste like? The pack spans a wide flavor range — from the tropical, juicy hop character of the IPA and Citra Haze to the clean, crisp simplicity of the American Gold lager and the dry, herbal snap of the Italian Style Pils. Each beer is designed to taste like a full-strength craft equivalent rather than a watered-down compromise.

How does Untitled Art NA compare to Athletic Brewing? Both breweries are leading players in the craft non-alcoholic space, but Untitled Art relies on reverse osmosis filtration of fully fermented beer, while Athletic Brewing uses proprietary methods including controlled fermentation. Untitled Art tends to push bolder, more experimental flavor profiles, whereas Athletic Brewing focuses on accessible, mainstream craft styles.

Is the Untitled Art NA Variety Pack good for beginners? The variety format makes it an ideal entry point — the American Gold and Italian Style Pils ease drinkers in with familiar lager profiles, while the Juicy IPA and Citra Haze showcase what modern NA brewing can achieve with hop-forward styles.

Where is Untitled Art NA beer made? Untitled Art non-alcoholic beers are brewed at Octopi Brewing, a contract and craft brewing facility located in Waunakee, Wisconsin, just north of Madison.

What foods pair well with these beers? The Juicy IPA pairs well with spicy Thai or Indian cuisine, where its tropical sweetness tempers heat. American Gold complements grilled chicken, burgers, or light salads. Italian Style Pils matches well with margherita pizza or fresh mozzarella. Citra Haze works alongside ceviche or fish tacos, where its citrus notes echo the dish's brightness.

What sizes does the Untitled Art NA Variety Pack come in? The standard format is a 12-pack of 12 oz cans, with three cans of each of the four styles included.

Is the Untitled Art NA Variety Pack worth the price? Positioned in the premium tier of non-alcoholic craft beer, the pack reflects the cost of specialized production techniques like reverse osmosis filtration. The variety format provides strong value for exploration, letting drinkers sample four distinct styles before committing to a full pack of any single beer.

Why Untitled Art NA?

What separates this variety pack from the growing crowd of non-alcoholic options is the production method — brewing to full fermentation and then removing the alcohol through reverse osmosis preserves a depth of flavor that many NA beers struggle to achieve. The four-style format isn't just convenient; it demonstrates real range, moving from hop-saturated haze to restrained European pilsner within a single box. Untitled Art has earned recognition in the broader NA beer space, including a GABF Gold Medal for their NA Mango Dragonfruit Sour, signaling that the brewery's technical approach translates into competition-winning results across styles. For anyone serious about non-alcoholic beer that actually tastes like beer, this pack makes a compelling case.