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      <description>Very sweet. Shockingly sweet for a non-alcoholic malt beverage! I go back and forth on whether to call non-alcoholic malt based beverages like this &amp;quot;malt sodas&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;near beers&amp;quot;. While brands like Athletic definitely have me side with the &amp;quot;near beer&amp;quot; side of things, this is a prime example of the complete opposite end of that spectrum. A distinct grain flavor profile is definintely present but strongly overwhelmed by the sugar.</description>
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