Ales
Nirvana Brewery Traditional Pale Ale
There’s always a place for a traditional ale, but do these traditions translate well to alcohol free versions? Find out in our review of Nirvana Brewery’s attempt.
Ale has been brewed in one form or another for thousands of years all over the planet, and especially in the western world has been part of society for just as long. Fermented using top fermenting yeast, ale originally was brewed with just malt; the addition of hops to recipes appeared later to balance flavours out, and also cover the taste of spoilage.
There are numerous varieties of ale, as each producing region of the world has it's own recipes and traditions of brewing. Pale ale, golden ale, brown ale, India pale ale (IPA) and so on all display similarities yet the tastes are completely different. And whatever your tastes may be, there is sure to be a style to suit them.
Our Non-Alcoholic Ale Reviews
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Another Dimension Pale Ale
Another Dimension Brewing Company’s first product on the nolo market, is this pale ale a promising debut?
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Nirvana Brewery Hoppy Pale Ale
A beer with ‘hoppy’ as part of it’s brand is already setting expectations. Does this pale ale from Nirvana Brewery live up to them?
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WBB Solo Peach Pale
Does this fruity sounding non-alcoholic pale ale from West Berkshire Brewery pack in those mellow peach flavours and aromas?
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WBB Solo Pale Ale
The first non-alcoholic offering from stalwarts West Berkshire Brewery. Does this AF pale ale live up to their usual standards?
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Infinite Session Pale
Infinite Session’s take on the American Pale Ale style. Does this AF beer deliver in hoppy flavours?
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Big Drop Pine Trail Pale Ale
Big Drop have been out in the forest looking for inspiration for this pale ale. But will you be left pining for flavour?
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Drop Bear Yuzu Pale Ale
Is the marriage of citrus flavours and pale ale still built on solid ground, or is it time to get the divorce papers out?
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Marks and Spencer Southwold Pale Ale
It’s good to see Marks and Spencer bringing out their own-brand AF beers. Does this one brewed for them by Adnams make the grade?
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Morland Old Speckled Hen Low Alcohol
Morland’s Old Speckled Hen has had the alcohol squished out of it, but how does it compare to the 5% ABV version?