IPAs

IPA stands for India Pale Ale, and is a heavily hopped ale that was originally produced in the United Kingdom for export to it's colonies in India. Due to the long journeys required to transport such items, perishable goods like beer tended to spoil. In an attempt to stop this happening, brewers started to produce ale with a higher alcohol percentage, and with abundant hops. The increased alcohol content helped to preserve the beer, and the hops helped to cover up any spoiling.

In recent times IPA has seen a resurgence in the United States, with many different styles becoming popular whilst retaining the heavy hop usage and higher ABVs.

Our Non-Alcoholic IPA Reviews

Previously known (to me at least) as the brewers behind Infinite Session’s beers, this NEIPA is the first non-alcoholic beer I’ve seen under Sambrook’s Brewery’s own label. Does it follow a similar path, or blaze it’s own trail in the alcohol-free world?

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A non-alcoholic IPA hailing from Bristol, produced in conjunction with mental health charity Talk Club, we give you the heads up on Bristol Beer Factory’s Clear Head offering.

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Fungtn are the first company we’ve come across to fuse mushrooms with beer. This is not for flavour purposes, but for the health benefits of mycoadaptogens. At least we hope it is! We’ll let you know in our review of their Lion’s Mane IPA.

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Hailing from Salford, this Northern IPA from First Chop looks to be full of hoppy goodness. Is our experience with the beer as positive as it’s given title?

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Straight outta Norway, Lervig’s No Worries promises to be a hop-packed IPA which seems to be turning heads left, right, and centre in the alcohol-free world. We give it a try!

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Coast Beer Co already have great form when it comes to producing non-alcoholic IPAs, so how does this single hopped version fare?

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The big brother to Coast Beer Co’s non-alcoholic IPA, does using double the hops in this DDH deliver twice the flavour and aroma?

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Scotland’s Coast Beer Co’s take on the nolo IPA. Is it bursting with the tropical flavours and bitterness that this style is famous for?

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With a name like ‘Classic IPA’ our expectations of full flavour hoppy goodness are set from the start. Does this Nirvana Brewery AF beer live up to it’s promise?

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