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[Drinking] Non-Alcoholic Beer Suggestions
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The Maharajah of Sydney
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For a weisse try Erdinger Alkoholfrei.
The zero alcohol beers have improved immensely in the past 5 years and with an array of styles to choose from.
I don't like the low alcohol beers at all, think they all taste pretty awful, but the zero ones seem to be ok.
Yeah, the Erdinger is the only one I’ve found to be drinkable.
I always keep one in the fridge,
It’s been there months…
jakarta
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Another vote for San Miguel - perhaps that says it all about the full strength version...
Skip brewdog. If its a lager youre after try Lucky Saint, most places sell it now. Stout, try the new Guinness zero.
If youre a little bit more into your beer than the typical macro breweries theres a tonne of good options, much better than your becks blue and the like.
A good place to start would be https://wisebartender.co.uk/
If youre a little bit more into your beer than the typical macro breweries theres a tonne of good options, much better than your becks blue and the like.
A good place to start would be https://wisebartender.co.uk/
Schofferhofer Grapefruit is 2.5% on the nose, its a wheat beer avaiable in Tesco. Lovely stuff.
Stumpy Tim
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I agree with this. It's probably the best. I've always liked Nanny State too
Barnet Seagull
Luxury Player
FreeDAMM also well worth a go.
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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One that hasn't been mentioned is Free Damm. Used to be in Tesco, although I haven't seen it in there for a while.
happypig
Staring at the rude boys
Infinite Session IPA is, IMO, nicer than the Brewdog offerings (and they're very nice). Sainos sell it.
love punk IPA but not a fasn of their AF stuff
Infinite session America pale ale is good
Erdinger also good, must be cold
this is the best . . . IMO
https://beavertownbrewery.co.uk/products/lazer-crush
some of the Lagers and ciders are good, again, must be cold.
Infinite session America pale ale is good
Erdinger also good, must be cold
this is the best . . . IMO
https://beavertownbrewery.co.uk/products/lazer-crush
some of the Lagers and ciders are good, again, must be cold.
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Thanks for all the suggestions. I'm quite excited about trying a few now. I love beer.
You're like the hilarious guy who says "BACON" on all the vegan threads. It makes you sound like a simpleton. Please don't post on this thread any more.
You're like the hilarious guy who says "BACON" on all the vegan threads. It makes you sound like a simpleton. Please don't post on this thread any more.
Dorset Seagull
Once Dolphin, Now Seagull
Tried most and generally horrible apart from Peroni which is ok
dolphins
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Worth you trying a selection box from somewhere like Beerhawk. There's some CRACKING 0.5% or 0% ones from across the channel in particular, as you'll probably note from the list below... As for the difference in the strengths I've just given, they are pretty much identical, but understand that in the UK you can't say 0% for legal reasons, whereas in the EU, they know their alcohol free IS free of it, so go for it with the description.
Erdinger is very nice, as is Beavertown Lazer Crush, Palm 0.0, Wheesht AF Dark Ale, Coast Beer's Hazy IPA, Schneider Weisse, Brooklyn Special Effects, Maisel's Weisse, Harvey's Old Ale and Sussex Best Low Alcohol variants, Infinite and Ghost Ship (both mentioned previously), and Estrella Galicia 0,0.
Erdinger is very nice, as is Beavertown Lazer Crush, Palm 0.0, Wheesht AF Dark Ale, Coast Beer's Hazy IPA, Schneider Weisse, Brooklyn Special Effects, Maisel's Weisse, Harvey's Old Ale and Sussex Best Low Alcohol variants, Infinite and Ghost Ship (both mentioned previously), and Estrella Galicia 0,0.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
What percentage wise would you give it to a regular Peroni
If you like Belgian blondes (and who doesn’t?) Brugse Zot SportZot is a pretty good alcohol free choice. This is available to buy from Beer Merchants online.
https://www.beermerchants.com/brugsee-zot-sportzot
https://www.beermerchants.com/brugsee-zot-sportzot
Me and Mrs Peteinblack have mostly given up on 'ordinary' beer for health reasons, but we still enjoy pubs socially, so we now drink alcohol-free lagers - still drink wine, though!
For lagers, Becks Blue, and Heinneken 0, are both really good; Peroni also have an alcohol-free lager.
At the moment, these are all in bottles, but there was a report in last weekend's paper that some pubs are starting to offer alcohol-free lagers on draught.
Apparently, quite apart from Covid lockdowns and people staying at home, another reason why pubs are struggling is that (in spite of concerns about binge-drinking) a growing number of younger people are cutting-back on alcohol for health reasons, and so brewers and pubs are trying to tempt them with alcohol-free beers.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/...beer-is-about-to-flood-british-pubs-fmfp6v9d9
I think it is an excellent idea.
For lagers, Becks Blue, and Heinneken 0, are both really good; Peroni also have an alcohol-free lager.
At the moment, these are all in bottles, but there was a report in last weekend's paper that some pubs are starting to offer alcohol-free lagers on draught.
Apparently, quite apart from Covid lockdowns and people staying at home, another reason why pubs are struggling is that (in spite of concerns about binge-drinking) a growing number of younger people are cutting-back on alcohol for health reasons, and so brewers and pubs are trying to tempt them with alcohol-free beers.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/...beer-is-about-to-flood-british-pubs-fmfp6v9d9
I think it is an excellent idea.
You can - pub near me (in Wiltshire) charges £4.65 a pint for it....bit of a rip off!