Bangalore built India's craft beer culture — the taprooms, the seasonal releases, the conversations about hop varieties that would sound unhinged anywhere else. So it is exactly the right city to build India's zero-proof beer culture too.
**Delivered to your door, today.** SOMA brews in Bangalore and delivers across the city: order at shop.getsoma.store, free delivery over Rs. 500, cash on delivery if you prefer. Singles at Rs. 199 or 6-packs at Rs. 1,194, cold-chain all the way. Most orders land within the city in a day.
**Drinking out?** Zero-proof menus are catching on fast in Bangalore's restaurants and bars — the same places that taught the city to argue about IPAs are learning that a table of six often includes two people who are not drinking tonight. If your favorite spot does not stock a real NA craft beer yet, tell them — or tell us and we will reach out. Venues can start a wholesale conversation at getsoma.store/b2b (tiers from Rs. 79 a can, kegs for draft systems).
**The monthly option.** If a fridge without SOMA is the problem, the SOMA Club delivers 6, 12, or 24 cans a month at 10-20% off with free delivery — from Rs. 1,075/month, pause anytime.
**Not in Bangalore?** Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Delhi, Ahmedabad, and Jaipur are next on the roadmap. Join the waitlist on the homepage and you will get an email the week we reach your city — plus quick-commerce (Swiggy Instamart, Blinkit, BigBasket) is on the plan for metro coverage.
**Why local matters for NA beer specifically.** Non-alcoholic beer is best fresh — with no alcohol as a preservative, hop aroma fades faster than in regular beer. A can brewed this month in your own city beats an import that spent a season in a container. Freshness is the craft advantage, and Bangalore drinkers get it first.
Four beers, brewed where you live: Sundowner (crisp lager), Juice Riot (hazy IPA), Sunday Wit (Belgian wit), Dark Arts (stout). The city that made craft beer Indian is making it zero-proof.