Pride'n'Joy from Welton's, one of the "light" beers that Camra is promoting
Recently we noticed that some microbreweries are launching low-alcohol beers. The causes are many: the desire to reach a new market, the need to survive the growing avalanche of neo-prohibitionists decisions and also the challenge to brew lighter but tasty beers.
In the past we wrote about the rediscovery of a “light” style such as the Mild, the launch of How to Disappear Completely from the Scottish brewery Brewdog or the Italian experiences of Pause Cafe (with its Dui e mes) and Birrificio Italiano (the technique used to brew the Muse also helps to reduce the alcohol content).
Ok, these are not properly hot news, but the idea is to summarize some events that have characterized the national beer scene in recent months. Let’s start then by the opening of a new brewpub, located in Valle d’Aosta and more precisely in Grande Charrière town, close to Saint Christophe (AO). The place, called 
In today’s post we’re going to discover two new Italian beers, which are very special: Musa Estate (litterally Muse of Summer) from Birrificio Italiano and Alma form Gilac brewery.
