Best No/Low Alcohol Beers

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A new kid in the bar. It's a 2% beer and very drinkable

LAGER

Small Beer Lager is available in 330ml cans. Bright, crisp and fresh, this pilsner style lager is brewed at a session strength and is naturally low in calories.

theoriginalsmallbeer.com

 

[Nivag]

A new kid in the bar. It's a 2% beer and very drinkable

LAGER

Small Beer Lager is available in 330ml cans. Bright, crisp and fresh, this pilsner style lager is brewed at a session strength and is naturally low in calories.

theoriginalsmallbeer.com

Small Beer is great, they have a really good range of drinks to choose from.
Based near Millwall's ground and have a decent taproom.

 

[Winot]

A new kid in the bar. It's a 2% beer and very drinkable

LAGER

Small Beer Lager is available in 330ml cans. Bright, crisp and fresh, this pilsner style lager is brewed at a session strength and is naturally low in calories.

theoriginalsmallbeer.com

It's been around for ages. I find it too fizzy. For low (as opposed to no) alcohol beer I prefer Kernel table beer which ranges from 2.9-3.1%.

 

[Silas Loom]

At what point is Special Brew going to get a mention, at only 8.4%?

 

[Ax^]

apart from the % of beer why are they trying to say that no alcoholic beer must be in small cans anyways
is it to be able to charge more

recently found hienkenn 0.0 in 500 ml which was nice

 

[Oriole]

apart from the % of beer why are they trying to say that no alcoholic beer must be in small cans anyways
is it to be able to charge more

recently found hienkenn 0.0 in 500 ml which was nice

It's from a couple of years ago but you might find some of the reasoning behind some of the price point side of things interesting The Bottom Line - Alcohol-free drinks - BBC Sounds

 

[skyscraper101]

anything with lots of hops is good for tricking your mind into thinking it the real thing

like Birra Moretti zero have that after a curry

very nice

I'm willing to give it a go, however pretty much every zero alcohol I've tried to date has been a disappointment when it comes to taste. And it's specifically the aftertaste.

I'm also willing to give a go to any of these 0.5% drinks. It may just be enough to dislodge that rank aftertaste. I see Beavertown and a couple of others have a 2.4% which is basically the equivalent of a regular pint of shandy.

 

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if you can drink it Guinness zero is the closest to an alcoholic drink you are going to get taste wise

 

[pbsmooth]

More votes for Guinness and Ghost Ship from me.
Punk AF is alright imho too.

 

[Tankus]

Guinness and ghost gets the thumbs up from me too, most pubs in the valleys have either or.
I don't feel so left out as I'm usually doing the driving. It feels like I've had a genuine pint
There's a Scandinavian style berries cider lime and kiwi zero alcohol, also in pubs but the sugar levels in that make me gag.

Ghost given a choice.

The 330ml bottle lagers are just nasty, becks etc

 

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I caught a bit of this on the night and was half asleep. I think they focused on no alcohol beers as opposed to low alcohol ones. Turns out it's good for you gut and inflammation.

CrowdScience - Is beer better without alcohol? - BBC Sounds

How does non-alcoholic beer differ from the original - and is it better for us?

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