Bristol Beer Factory’s Clear Head is a refreshing alcohol-free IPA that not only tastes good but also ‘does’ good (with a percentage of the proceeds going to charity, Talk Club). Certainly a beer I’ll be having again in the future.
Non-alcoholic Jaipur is a pretty decent IPA with plenty of hoppiness thanks to the six different varieties of hops used in its brewing. Personally, I would have preferred a bit more body to this beer and it was a tad watery but overall a good effort by Thornbridge.
I found that Collider lager lacked flavour and was also rather bereft of body. However, I did feel a bit more chilled soon after drinking this beer so the adaptogens seemed to have a positive impact.
Both Picoso Spicy Sodas were tasty, refreshing and truly unique in their flavour profile. I was a bit hesitant when I read the spicy ingredients used but it’s not overwhelming and overall the drink is well balanced between spice and fruit flavours. If you are looking for something a bit different to accompany a meal then Picoso is a great shout.
The good news is that this Eisberg Cabernet Sauvignon wine is better than their Merlot with some interesting berry flavours. The bad news is it is not as good as some of the other non-alcoholic reds and most significantly it lacks body and is a bit too watery for my liking.
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Brewdog’s alcohol-free Elvis wasn’t bad but it wasn’t great either. On the first sip there are some interesting grapefruit and citrus flavours but I found there to be a lack of hops and malty notes that I would associate with a classic IPA.