Dogfish Head is marketing the release of their SeaQuench session sour ale in cans as a beer for fitness-minded and heal conscious beer fans. It's strange to see a craft brewery marketing beer for it's relative healthiness and actively promoting that it's a session sour brewed with lime juice, lime peel, black limes and sea salt that's only 4.9% abv, 140 calories and 9 carbohydrates per 12 ounce serving. Seaquench Ale is going to be available in six-packs of 12oz cans in 2018.More from a press release:SeaQuench Ale has been designed to be the most thirst-quenching beverage ever made by Dogfish Head. It’s a fat-free, low-carb beverage at only 9g per serving, while comparatively, most sodas have about 39g, the average energy drink has approx. 29g, and popular mixers like cranberry juice, grapefruit juice and pineapple juice, can weigh in at over 30g of carbs per 1 cup serving.  Enjoying a SeaQuench Ale in moderation is a significantly less caloric and less carb-rich option than sugary drink cocktails, smoothies or sodas.  If you love margaritas, minerally Pinot Gris or even crisp light lagers you will be smitten by SeaQuench.A mash-up of three famously sessionable beer styles combined in sequence - Kolsch, Gose and Berlinerweiss - SeaQuench Ale is a session sour brewed to commemorate (and disintegrate) the 500th anniversary of the Reinheitsgebot aka the “German Beer Purity Law”.  Sam Calagione, founder and CEO of Dogfish Head Craft Brewery described the conception of the beer, “For SeaQuench Ale, we set out with two goals. First, to make an intensely approachable and flavorful lower calorie, lower carb, true indie craft beer.  Second, to objectively design the most thirst-quenching beer Dogfish has ever made as one that active-lifestyle beer fans will enjoy.”According to a number of leading media outlets, the mission Calagione set out to achieve has been accomplished.  National online and print media sources have raised a glass to SeaQuench Ale celebrating the beer as an industry leading, consumer preferred low-cal beverage in the marketplace loaded with goodness and packed with flavor.

• Men’s Healthnamed SeaQuench Ale “the best low-calorie beer of 2017” and they also claim it “…may be the world’s most thirst-slaying beer.”
• USA Todayclaims “SeaQuench Ale's use of sea salts not only enhances taste, but also infuses minerals…”
• Brewboundnamed SeaQuench Ale the “2017 Beer Product of the Year.”
• The Washington Post states that SeaQuench Ale is “a thirst-quenching beer that doesn’t fit neatly into any category...”
• Sports Illustratedsays that “It has about 10 times the amount of sodium as rival active-lifestyle brand Michelob Ultra (100 milligrams per 12 ounces, compared to 11), and its average mineral content, which includes other electrolytes like potassium, is about three times that of Michelob Ultra, and twice as much as Gatorade.”

For more information about SeaQuench Ale and Dogfish Head Craft Brewery visit dogfish.com.