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Lowtide DIPA Toe In
Lowtide Brewing have an impressive record in the AF beer world despite being in operation for less than a year. We finally try out their first released beer, DIPA Toe In, and see if it’s the juicy hop-bomb we’re all expecting it to be.
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Athletic Brewing Upside Dawn
Athletic Brewing are the Big Drop of the United States – their beers are popular, innovative, readily available, but maybe overhyped. Upside Dawn is their flagship golden ale, and we put it to the test to see how it compares to other ales on the market, and the UK’s own homegrown AF beers.
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Sleight of Hand
Sleight of Hand means deception, so have Tempest Brewing Co been fully truthful to us with their first alcohol-free beer, a pale ale? We find out if we’ve been lied to.
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Stoop American Pilsner
Mash Gang do what they do well – innovate the alcohol-free beer scene. But the last thing I thought they would be bringing out is a pilsner lager. Stoop American Pilsner promises to be a ‘throwback lager’ suitable for chugging back on a hot summer’s day. I’d best get to it then…
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Guinness 0.0
This is the one all the fans of the black stuff from Ireland have been waiting for – Guinness 0.0 is finally here, and this time we’ve manage to nab a load before any recall! There is a lot riding on this, a potential disaster for the alcohol-free beer scene if such a high profile beer fails. Fingers crossed, let’s crack one open!
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Shipyard Low Tide
Pioneers of the American craft beer scene, Shipyard Brewing’s Low Tide is an alcohol-free American-style pale ale. Portland Maine’s finest should be packed full of fruity hops, so I’m looking forward to cracking this one open. Join me!
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Beer Geek Flat White 0.3%
Another alcohol-free stout is always a welcome visitor to the Free Beer household. Beer Geek Flat White comes from the Mikkeller stable, so we’re expecting good quality, but will there also be a touch of madness to it?
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Two Roots Straight Drank
To this Brit, from it’s name alone, Straight Drank sounds like something from the sun-drenched shores of California. And it is! We try out Two Roots Brewing’s West Coast IPA with the expectation of something decidedly hoppy.
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Stiegl Freibier
Stieglbrauerei in Austria have over 500 years of brewing experience under their belt, but all that involves full-strength beer production. Has this knowledge helped them with Stiegl Freibier, their first non-alcoholic lager? We pop a bottle open and let you know.
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San Miguel 0.0
Yet another lager from a macro brewery, this time it’s San Miguel’s 0.0 version of their Spanish holiday favourite. Does it rest easy with it’s unchallenging contemporaries or could it possibly stand out in some way?
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Sober Brummie
Hailing from the Handsworth area of Birmingham, my Dad once told me there’s no such thing as a Sober Brummie. Birmingham Brewing Company is about to prove him wrong!
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Unltd IPA
With a sleek stunning looking bottle, I’m already interested by Unltd’s alcohol-free IPA. Are the contents of the bottle a similar standard? We crack one open and see!
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Mash Gang Spiritual Journey
Spiritual Journey is the first Mash Gang beer to come out of a proper brewery – in this case the Northern Monk Leeds joint. Mash Gang have gone up a step or two in the brewing world, have their beers done the same?
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Omnipollo Konx
To many in the craft beer scene Omnipollo can not put a foot wrong. I’ve seen many people place Konx on a pedestal in the alcohol-free world, so it’s about time I gave it a try. However, even the can design makes me think I’m not cool enough to pass judgement!
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