Non-Alcoholic Zed Pale Ale Review
Hammerton’s ZED non-alcoholic pale ale is one for the bitter flavour fans thanks to its combination of punchy hops. Overall it’s a decent refreshing beer but could have done with some sweetness to cut through.

Hammerton’s ZED non-alcoholic pale ale is one for the bitter flavour fans thanks to its combination of punchy hops. Overall it’s a decent refreshing beer but could have done with some sweetness to cut through.

Mavrik’s non-alcoholic mojito is not bad as a citrus flavoured soft drink but, due to its overpowering lime flavour, isn’t particularly believable as a true alternative to a mojito.

Nogne Alcohol-free Lime Ale is a refreshing drink that quenches your thirst and has you reaching for another. Full of tart citrus notes and sweet malt flavours, this is a well-balanced beer, perfect for summer.

This alcohol-free pilsener really misses the mark thanks to a washed-out, bland flavour. If you are looking for a tasty, refreshing non-alcoholic beer then I recommend you check out the other great options out there.

Stiegl Grapefruit Radler is a low alcoholic refreshing drink bursting full of flavours from the malty beer through to the various fruit juices. Overall a great drink to crack open in summer.

If you like Pina Colada’s and getting caught in the rain … but not into alcohol then Twisst’s version of this classic cocktail is ideal drinking for you. Full of tropical pineapple flavours and a creamy coconut backdrop, this is the perfect summer indulgence.

Ruby Sour is Woodland Farm’s latest non-alcoholic ale full of real raspberries and just 0.5% ABV.

TÖST is a great tea based, non-alcoholic option that can be rolled out for multiple occasions from an chilled out BBQ to a more formal celebration. Choose from their original flavour or check out the Rose variety.