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?
Older Non-Alcoholic Beer Reviews
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.
Sambrook’s Stand Easy
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?
Clausthaler Unfiltered
Hailing from one of the original non-alcoholic beer producers of the 1970s, Clausthaler Unfiltered is one of their newer offerings on the market. Does the addition of dry-hopped Cascade improve on the original?
Fortitude Everyday Lager
Fortitude Drinks’ first product is their Everyday Lager, and promises ‘low alcohol at it’s best’. Let’s put these claims to the test using our tried and tested and boringly-standard reviewing techniques!
Infinite Lager
Infinite Session’s previous lager, ‘Pils’, seems to have been discontinued, and this is the AF brewer’s replacement offering, a helles lager. Does it fit into it’s predecessors shoes?
Days Lager
Days Brewing Co are another UK company with their own spin on alcohol-free brewing. We check out their Lager and see how their techniques compare to other AF brewers.
Tiny Rebel Space Cake
Famous for their ‘interesting’ flavour combinations such as jam donut pale ales and rhubarb and custard sours, is Tiny Rebel’s Space Cake non-alcoholic stout similarly ‘out-there’? Take a trip with us and find out.
Bristol Beer Factory Clear Head
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.
Fungtn Lion’s Mane IPA
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.