Alcohol free beer used to be awful
Thin, sweet and disappointing. Thankfully, those days are over.
ALCOHOL FREE BEER HAS CHANGED
Let’s be honest. Alcohol free beer did not always have the best reputation.
Thin lager. Strange sweetness. Something you tolerated rather than actually enjoyed.
Thankfully, that version of alcohol free beer is history.
Today there are crisp lagers, properly hoppy IPAs, rich dark beers and full flavoured wheat beers that can stand confidently beside their full strength counterparts.
A FEW GOOD PLACES TO START
GUINNESS 0.0
Dark, smooth and unmistakably Guinness. One of the best examples of just how far alcohol free beer has come.
ST AUSTELL PROPER JOB
A proper Cornish IPA with citrus hops, refreshing bitterness and plenty of character.
MAISEL’S WEISSE
A full bodied German wheat beer with soft fruit, gentle spice and a satisfying malty finish.
COLD CLASSICS MIXED CASE
Twelve handpicked lagers for anyone who wants to explore without committing to a full case of one beer.
Still judging alcohol free beer by something you tried years ago?
It might be time for another taste.
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