the industry as brewers, pub owners, drinkers, beer can still pretty much feel like a masculine affair.

Statistically speaking, women are inclined to drink less beer. Why? Brewers, men and generally, the society have operated under the

misconception that women do not like beer or that it is a man’s drink. This has been rendered into the media and the marketing system.

The tasteless and sexist marketing that brewing companies use illustrates that point clearly.

Aurosa was never intended to take part in sexism, feminism or the like. It was never intended to dictate what women should or shouldn’t

drink. We are simply a brand that wants to offer beer in an elegant and beautiful bottle, something that has not been done before,

for those women who want it and who’s lifestyle we fit.

What It Means to Be a ‘Beer for Women’ eater.com/2017/4/3/15068… via Eater

We really value your opinion and wanted to thank you for sharing it. Our goal is to create a beautiful product in order to support women's

femininity and elegance. If you don’t find yourself in favor of it, we are truly sorry to not have you on our side, however we remain

truthful to our product. Aurosa was not intended to offend anyone's views or feelings. Thank you for being a part of the discussion.

BTW, our beer is NOT pink😉

Known for its caliber, we wanted to stay consistent with the quality of traditional Czech beer.

Thus our beer is brewed using carefully-chosen ingredients, producing a semi dark lager with a less bitter and soft caramel after taste.

Each ingredient is local and outsourced from the best producers in the country. The malt is from central Moravia,

the hops are from the Zatec region and the water is from the Ondrejnik Mountain.

We treat our product with so much care and detail, hoping our customers enjoy our craft.

Aurosa beer contains 4,5% alcohol, making it a pretty strong beer in a pretty beautiful bottle.

Using my #beerforher bottle as a lampshade Aurosa_Official #aurosadesign