If you like non-alcoholic beer or drink it because you're staying clear of the strong stuff for any reason, then you could do a lot worse than this. Twenty-four cans (330ml) seems good value at £15. It's refreshingly tasty (especially very cold) and an added bonus is that this appears to genuinely be completely alcohol free. Sometimes, you see not more than alc. 0.02 or 0.05 vol (see photo of 0.0 Guinness can) on the side of non-alcoholic cans, but this one doesn't, so assume it is fully 0.0 if that's possible. I think the cans are a decent size too. The one drawback for me is that I sometimes feel like having one earlier in the day and that's quite possibly a dangerous road to go down!
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I love this IPA from Bavaria. I know they have others in their range that I've been able to buy overseas, but never here, and wish I could. Bring them all over please! Was delighted when this became available. At almost 5 years alcohol free - with beer like this, I am so much happier. It's really tasty, best served ice cold (for my taste anyway). It has proper substance, great flavour, and a full on hoppy aftertaste, unlike some of the more expensive brands' low or no alcohol ales. For me, it's right up there with Doom Bar 0.0, Shipyard Low Tide 0.5, and Ghost ship 0.5. Not quite as full on in your face proper ale drinker's ale as my latest find: "Proper Job" 0.5 from St Austell, but this Bavaria 0.0 IPA is firmly in my top 5 Low and No beers. (for anyone new to low and no - 0.5 is considered sufficiently alcohol free by most of us non-drinkers - it's all to do with legal shenanigans about the exact way they make it, but a 0.5 is quite probably 0.1 or less - and even if it is up at 0.5 (which they almost never are), a pint of 0.5 has less alcohol in it than a ripe banana. Google it. But buy this anyway, as it is 0.0 and bloody lovely!)
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Make sure to (slowly) pour this alcohol-free beer into a wide glass so as to indulge in it's aroma. It smells good and tastes delicious! It satiates and satisfies beer cravings, in my experience. And even better, it is 0.0% alcohol! Perfect for after a cardio workout, or as a guilt-free snack. You could also theoretically drink and drive after consuming as many of these cans as you want, as it is considered nearly impossible for them to raise your blood-alcohol content levels (each can has far less traces of alcohol than for example: bread, orange juice, and bananas). Cheers!
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As an early foray into alcohol free lagers to reduce my units, I gave these a try. Acceptably quaffable if served as cold as possible but taste a bit too ‘beery’ for my taste. Worth trying for the price but not for me.
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I’ve tried most zero IPA’s and they are often very thin with no lasting hoppy taste. To be honest I was sceptical about other reviews however I’ve struck zero IPA gold with this. Delicious fruity hops throughout - this is hard to believe it’s a AF beer.
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Good value, decent flavour! I look forward to the knock on the door.
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After sampling Stella alcohol free lager I thought I would give this a try. I have to say it's drinkable but pales in comparison to Stellas alcohol free offering and having a very similar taste to Lidl's Perlenbacher alcohol free. It's one I don't think I'll be buying again.
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Delicious.
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