This alcohol-free pale ale is definitely one of the greats. The sweetness of the fruit is really well balanced against the bitter hop combination resulting in a refreshing and tasty beer; and one I shall be heading back to regularly.
If you like your non-alcoholic cocktails super colourful and sweet then this Cosmopolitan will be right up your street. If, however, you are after something with a sharp/ bitter edge you may want to give this drink a miss.
If you are looking for a fruity and refreshing mouthful you cant go wrong with Below Brew’s non-alcoholic sour beer. Crammed full of different flavoured fruit purees this makes for an excellent choice in summer.
I liked the taste of Bitburger’s alcohol-free Pils beer, particularly enjoying the bitter, crisp finish from the hops. Overall, this is a tasty and refreshing beer that will please most pilsner drinkers.
MyDryBar has won Best Non-Alcoholic Drink Review Resource for the second year in a row. A great achievement of which we are all proud.
No Low Can You Go is Bluntrock’s first alcohol-free beer. You get some juicy fruit flavours and a nice bitter edge. I did find that this beer lacked some body and was a bit watery but overall it’s a decent enough alcohol-free pale ale.
Although it tastes like a pale ale I found ‘Wish You Were Beer’ just too bitter in my opinion and with a lack of body, there are better non-alcoholic pale ales out there to try.
I found Lyre’s Classico to be a great addition to the non-alcoholic sparkling wine category. The fruity flavours are well balanced with the slightly bitter and tart backdrop. Overall a refreshing drink that is perfect before a meal.