Must taste: 6 NA beers made in Colorado

What they're saying: Justin Sather at Station 26 said the Denver brewery created an NA version of its popular Tangerine Cream Ale in response to customer demand for healthier options.

• Shortly after its November debut, the NA beer became its top-selling to-go product. The goal is to "get our beer in those cooler doors where they have NA products."

Zoom in: Here are six local beers to stay dry this month (and beyond):

• Station 26 replicated its Tangerine Cream with fruity and vanilla flavors that mimic a creamsicle in a zero-proof version.
• Upslope Brewing in Boulder took its mainstay Craft Lager and made a light nonalcoholic version that maintains its signature light-bodied and bready traits.
• Prost Brewing recently debuted a nonalcoholic version of its flagship pilsner with a trademark earthy hop aroma and dry finish.
• Oskar Blues Brewery in Longmont now offers Designated Dales, a nonalcoholic, easy-drinking pils.
• Ceria Brewing's Belgian-style White comes from the creator of the original Blue Moon. Indiewave IPA is the Arvada brewery's other option.