Pico Nova Alcohol Free
Straight outta Belgium we have… a US West Coast-style IPA. Pico Nova might not be the first alcohol-free beer we expect from the Belgians, but does the skill of the country’s brewers deliver on taste?
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Noughty Bear IPA
Britain’s oldest brewer unveiled it’s first nolo beer back in March 2021, Shepherd Neame’s Noughty Bear IPA. Released by their ‘craft brewing’ arm Bear Island, is it full of juicy New World hops while maintaining traditional British brewing methods?
Days Pale Ale
Days Brewing Co produce nolo beers for ‘people who want to do more’. Will drinking one turn us into unstoppable reviewing machines or simply quench our thirst? Read on for more.
Sainsbury’s Low Alcohol Session Ale
Sainsbury’s produced one of the worst alcohol-free beers we’ve reviewed here, so it is with much trepidation that we pop open a bottle of this, their new low alcohol Session Ale. Will it also be going down the sink, or down our gullets?
Rok Soba 777 Tripel
Sobriety brand Rok Soba have released a pair of alcohol-free beers to complement their company’s ethos. Lucky 777 is a Tripel, the first one I’ve seen on the nolo marketplace. Will it Rok our world?
Good Karma Love That Feeling
Love That Feeling from Good Karma Beer Co Ltd is an alcohol-free wheat beer made using organic produce, positive vibes and a lot of love. But are those actually the ingredients of a decent beer? We find out.
Lager Day Saints
A relative newbie to the alcohol-free beer scene, Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing brewery offer up their Lager Day Saints offering to we non-alcoholic gods. Is this AF lager suitable for holy communion, or should we burn it in the wicker man?
Infinite Best
Infinite Best is the latest alcohol-free beer from the Infinite Session brothers. Will it actually turn out to be their best? Or leave a bitter taste in the mouth?
Drynks Unlimited Smashed Pale
Drynks Unlimited have smashed the alcohol out of a pale ale with their cold vacuum distillation plant, but was it a particularly good pale ale? We put Smashed Pale through it’s paces.
Adnams Sole Star
Adnams Sole Star low alcohol beer has been around in one form or another for almost a decade, but only recently has it reached the all-important 0.5% ABV level, which allows us to review it here. So we did!
Big Drop Poolside DDH IPA
It’s been over a year since a Big Drop beer was featured on this website, but the company has gone from strength to strength in that time. Have their beers done the same? Poolside DDH is a new addition to their core range, and offers promises of modern hops aplenty. I’ve no pool to drink it beside, maybe the bath will have to do?
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.
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.
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.