Alcohol Free Beer Reviews

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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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Athletic Brewing Run Wild
I’ve been looking forward to sampling some of Athletic Brewing’s offerings since first setting eyes on them a few years ago, and they’ve finally made the move over to the UK. Here I try out their flagship IPA, Run Wild.
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Fungtn Reishi Citra
We enjoyed Fungtn’s IPA, is the brewer continuing with innovate with this mushroom-infused citra beer, and will we get more of the same earthy hoppy goodness? Find out here!
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Two Roots Enough Said
Straight out of San Diego, Two Roots were originally known for their brews laced with cannabis, though their main output now seems to be non-alcoholic craft beers. We give their ‘Enough Said’ Helles lager a relaxing spin.
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Mash Gang I Am Become Death
‘I Am Become Death Destroyer of Worlds’ is not something you could easily ask for in a noisy pub, so we’ll stick to the cans when reviewing this second beer from nolo nutters Mash Gang. Read on to see if we survive!
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Lowtide Brune-DMC
Brune-DMC is certainly the first alcohol-free Belgian Trappist ale I’ve seen, and coming from Lowtide I expect we’re in for a treat. Join me as I crack open one of their 440ml cans and travel to the streets of Bruges, via my sofa.
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Jump Ship Flying Colours
After brewing a hoppy lager as their first offering, Jump Ship come out with Flying Colours, a pale ale hoped with Amarillo and El Dorado. Will it be fit for the captain’s table, or more suited to the poop deck? (I have no idea about these nautical puns…)
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Beavertown Lazer Crush
The only non-alcoholic beer to have escaped the Beavertown Brewery (so far!), does Lazer Crush follow the brewer’s usual form of being an easily crushable fruity IPA? Read on!
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Hammerton Zed Pale Ale
Islington’s Hammerton Brewery’s first beer with no alcohol, apparently a long time in the making. Does their hard work in nolo experimentation pay off and produce a decent AF pale ale?
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Tiny Rebel Party Hard
Coming from the sometimes warped minds of Tiny Rebel, Party Hard could either be a hard-hitting hop bomb or a restrained fruity ale, or anything else in between really! We open one up and find out.
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