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BrewDog Elvis Juice
BrewDog were one of the early pioneers of quality alcohol-free beer in the market’s current phase, though they’ve drawn criticism for their business practices and harmful work culture. But we’re here to review the beer, so time to check out their elusive Elvis Juice IPA alcohol-free.
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Brulo Tropic of Now DDH IPA
Brulo are certainly fans of new world hops, and this Tropic of Now features four favourites. Their beers can have a similar taste to each other, can this DDH IPA break away even more?
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Mash Gang Anxiety Saint
This nolo stout from Mash Gang has been years in the making, and probably their most asked-about beer. By me at least. We already know they’re the masters of the juicy hop, can they also bring the goods to the stout style?
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WellBeing Hellraiser Dark Amber
I’ve been trying to get my hands on beers from WellBeing for a while, as the USA-based brewer has been at their game for over 5 years now. Their Hellraiser Dark Amber teases brown ale style flavours, so hopefully this should be a good one.
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Karmi Classic
A dark alcohol-free beer from Poland certainly looks inviting at this time of year. Can Karmi Classic slake my thirst for stouty goodness?
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Impossibrew Enhanced Lager
I loved Impossibrew’s Pale Ale when I reviewed it a couple of months ago, giving it a whopping 4.5/5 overall, and so it’s a real oversight on my part that I’ve not reviewed their other offering, an ‘enhanced’ lager. Time to right that wrong!
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Skipper’s Wet Hopped Pilsner
Insel Brauerei’s beers delight not only the eye, with their striking paper-wrapped bottles, but also (and more importantly) our taste buds, with wonderfully crafted and unique beer styles. Skipper’s Wet Hopped Pilsner is their version of the popular lager form.
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Sport Zot
There has been a dearth of alcohol-free Belgian blonde ales, but every one we’ve reviewed here has been welcomed with open arms. Sport Zot was apparently the first such beer in Belgium, so it’s probably time we gave it a review too.
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Mash Gang Rad
The last of Mash Gang’s early summer drop that we’ve reviewed, Rad is a Tropical IPA that has more hops, tropical juices and the addition of Yerba Mate. It flew off the shelves, let’s take a look at why shall we?
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Inne Beczki Free IPA
Polish non-alcoholic beers seem to be of a very high quality recently, and they’re also offering their brews in bigger bottles. Inne Beczki’s Free IPA is one such 500ml wonder.
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Jopen Non IPA
The Netherlands have produced some good quality nolo beers in the past, and Jopen’s Non IPA was one of the first of the current crop. I’ve finally sourced some bottles and now have a chance to try this Dutch masterpiece.
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Früh Kölsch 0.0%
We’ve tried many styles of non-alcoholic beer in the 180+ reviews on this blog, but Früh Kölsch 0.0% will be the first Kolsch to grace our pages. A German style native to Cologne, top-fermented with similarities to a lager, will it make the transition to alcohol-free as well as other beer types?
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Peroni Nastro Azzurro 0.0
Peroni’s Libera seems to have been available in every eatery in the UK for the past few years, being very often the only choice available for a hungry and thirsty nolo drinker. They’ve recently released a non-alcoholic version of their popular Nastro Azzurro to replace it – will it turn out to be a better option?
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Super Bock Free
A Portuguese favourite, many a bottle of Super Bock has been sunk under the sun of the Algarve. The brand also has a number of non-alcoholic versions available, the main one being Super Bock Free, which just happens to be the subject of this review!
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Bach 95 Zero
Another product of the lockdown era, Bach 95 are a brewer specialising in lower calorie beers, founded by a scrum of rugby players. But can their Zero offering actually be classed as low calorie in the non-alcoholic world?
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Minus Alkoholfritt Øl
Aegir Brewery’s Minus pale ale is the second nolo hailing from Norway we’ve found hanging out in our fridge. It’s countrymate was a rather grapefruity affair, but will this alcohol-free offering fare?
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Desperados Virgin 0.0
You’ll undoubtedly have seen bottles of Desperados adorning the shelves of European supermarkets, and Desperados Virgin is their nolo version launched last year. Does it have the same bite and sweetness as the original?
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Mash Gang Stoop Extra Dry
Although they’re mostly known for innovative hoppy ales and IPAs, Mash Gang also have a couple of decent nolo lagers under their belt. This Stoop Extra Dry is their ‘refined’ version of Stoop lager, following a Japanese-inspired dry style. How does it compare to the original?
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Cobra Zero
Usually relegated to the drinks menus of Asian food restaurants throughout the country, Cobra Beer has had a non-alcoholic option available since 2005. I can’t say I’ve ever seen it available in a restaurant, but I’ve spotted it several times in the local supermarket. Will it slake my thirst in this heat as well as it’s full-fat sibling has extinguished the chilli heat of a thousand curries in my culinary past?
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Gweilo Lo Rider Pale Ale
It’s been a while since I’ve reviewed an alcohol-free beer brewed at the De Proef brewery in Belgium, and it may come as a surprise that this one comes from Hong Kong-based Gweilo Beer and York-based Brew York combined. Will it slake my thirst on this blisteringly hot day?
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Goram IPA Zero
On a recent trip to Bristol I saw a pub offering this Goram IPA Zero on tap, but was unfortunately whisked away before I could purchase a pint. But(combe) all is not lost, I have a few bottles of the stuff to review, and it’s been in the fridge for days – hooray!
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Corona Cero
Corona must be the last of the major beer brands to bring out a non-alcoholic version. Has the extra time they’ve taken in doing so allowed them to produce something close to the original and drinkable?
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Merakai Brewing This Is A Thirst Trap
The first nolo offering from Merakai Brewing has already garnered many fans on social media. Now it’s time for this old grump to give ‘This Is A Thirst Trap’ a try too!
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Stride Pale Ale
The sports-focussed non-alcoholic beer brands are something we’ve seen before, mainly Erdinger and Mikkeller’s Running Beer, but can a pale ale be both thirst-quenching AND full of enjoyable flavour? Let’s see how Stride Pale Ale fares.
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Maryensztadt Freeky APA
Poland so far have a good track record in the non-alcoholic beer world. This Freeky APA from Browar Maryensztadt has been around for several years now – does it still have what it takes to compete with the modern crop of nolos?
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A Ship Full of IPA
This non-alcoholic IPA from Brutal Brewing has been on the market for a while now, but it’s only just made port in Free Beer bay. What sort of IPA is this ship full of, and is it any good?
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Tiny Rebel Clwb Tropica NA
Tiny Rebel are doing well at getting their non-alcoholic beers into the bigger supermarkets, and this Clwb Tropica NA tropical IPA seems to be everywhere I look at the moment. I’d best give it a review then!
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Veltins Pilsener 0.0%
This alkoholfrei from the popular Veltins brewery has been around for quite a while on the alcohol-free market, but I’d say hasn’t had much impact. Does it stand up to today’s NA pilsners?
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Wild Beer Grapefruit IPA Soda
With the summer on the way, we’re always on the lookout for refreshing nolo beverages, and this Grapefruit IPA Soda from Wild Beer Co looks just the thing to help us cool off. Does it?
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Mash Gang Chug
Another Mash Gang beer is always a welcome addition to this site, and this will be their 6th to grace our slapdash html. An XPA, we’re really expecting lots ‘extra’ with a beer named Chug!
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