Gloucester Brewery is partnering with Great Western Air Ambulance Charity (GWAAC) to launch a new non-alcoholic beer called 'Cheeky Chopper.' This unique brew was created to support GWAAC's critical care and air ambulance services, as proceeds for sales will be donated to this charity.
"Our commitment to the community goes beyond crafting exceptional beer. ‘Cheeky Chopper’ is a testament to our dedication to making a real impact. We’re proud to donate 10% of every sale to GWAAC, supporting their ongoing efforts in saving lives," said Geoff Smith, Managing Director of Gloucester Brewery.
Notably, 'Cheeky Chopper' features artwork by Andy Council, a local artist based in the UK. Gloucester Brewery hopes to raise awareness about its services and promote responsible drinking among UK consumers.
Charity-Supporting Alcohol-Free Beers
Gloucester Brewery Ltd Launches a Beer with the GWAAC
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Industry Implications
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