Canada’s Partake Brewing has a new limited-edition non-alcoholic beer joining its lineup this month: Hazy IPA. Like its other NA beers, it’s a low-calorie, low-carb with zero alcohol (or at least, less than 0.5% ABV).

Press release:

Who: Award-winning, non-alcoholic craft beer brand, Partake Brewing, announced today its new limited-edition release, Hazy IPA.

What: Hazy IPA bursts with flavor, offering a generously dry-hopped taste while low on bitterness. Each sip is juicy and smooth with notes of ripe apricot, sweet mango, and luscious berries. Hazy IPA is fit for everyday enjoyment with only 25 calories, 4g carbs, and 0g sugar.

“We are excited to further expand upon our range of offerings with the introduction of the limited-edition Hazy IPA,” said Ted Fleming, Partake Brewing Founder and CEO. “The goal of every Partake beer that we craft is to create an inclusive drinking experience that offers a truly great-tasting beer you can enjoy for any social occasion. We hope to delight beer lovers with this new launch and continue to surprise them with a string of delicious flavors to come throughout the year.”

Hazy IPA joins Partake’s non-alcoholic beer lineup of Pale, IPA, Blonde, Red, Dark, Peach Gose, and limited editions Radler & Lime. Consumers consistently seek out Partake for its exceptional taste, unmatched calorie count (10-30 calories per can), and vegan all-natural ingredients.

Price: Hazy IPA is available in a 12-can pack for $29.99 as well as a 24-can pack for $55.

Where: Hazy IPA will be available exclusively online at drinkpartake.com, available for pre-order beginning March 3rd with the official launch the week of March 7th. The Hazy IPA will also be included as part of the Everyday Variety pack for $19.99, which will be available in select retailers come April.

Website & Social Media: For more information, visit drinkpartake.com or follow along on Instagram at @PartakeBrewing or on Facebook at facebook.com/DrinkPartake/.

Though it’s billed as a limited-edition, I don’t see how long it will be available, but I would assume at least through the spring.