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 non-alcoholic beer culture too.
Delivered to your door. SOMA brews in Bangalore and delivers across the city: pre-order at shop.getsoma.store, flat Rs. 29 delivery anywhere in Bangalore. Singles at Rs. 199 or 6-packs at Rs. 1,194, cold-chain all the way. The first batch is brewing now — pre-order and we email your delivery window.
Drinking out? Non-alcoholic 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 (wholesale tiers from Rs. 99 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 — without enough alcohol to act 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 non-alcoholic.
Brewed bold. No hangovers.
Our first batch of non-alcoholic craft beer lands in September 2026, Bangalore first. Fifty people taste it before the city does — joining that list is free, and there is nothing to pay today.
18+ · Under 0.5% ABV, lab-tested every batch
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