BERO Brewing Alcohol-Free Beer Review
A premium alcohol-free beer range co-founded by Tom Holland, covering pilsner, hazy IPA, wheat beer and West Coast IPA styles.
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About BERO Brewing Alcohol-Free Beer
BERO Brewing is one of the most talked-about alcohol-free beer launches in recent years. Co-founded by Tom Holland, the brand has attracted attention beyond the usual alcohol-free beer audience, but the interesting part is that BERO has launched as a proper beer range rather than a single celebrity-backed product.
The current range covers several useful styles. Kingston Golden Pils is aimed at drinkers who want something crisp, bready and approachable. Edge Hill Hazy IPA is the more craft-led option, with tropical, citrus and soft hop notes. Noon Wheat gives the range a lighter wheat beer option, while Double Tasty West Coast Style IPA is designed for drinkers who prefer more bitterness, grapefruit and hop character.
In terms of appearance, the beers are presented as modern premium alcohol-free cans, with each style clearly differentiated. The range feels more developed than many new no-alcohol launches, especially because it gives beer drinkers a choice between lager-style refreshment, hazy IPA fruitiness and more bitter IPA character.
As this is currently a coming-soon MyDryBar review, the final score and tasting verdict will be completed once James has tasted the beers properly. Based on the information available, BERO looks most appealing for drinkers who want a modern alcohol-free beer brand with strong availability, especially in the US, and a broader range than a simple 0.0 lager.
For now, BERO Brewing should be treated as a promising alcohol-free beer range rather than a fully rated MyDryBar recommendation. The standout style is likely to depend on whether you prefer crisp pilsner, juicy hazy IPA, light wheat beer or a more hop-forward West Coast IPA.
Nutrition
| Beer | ABV | Calories | Carbs | Sugars | Protein |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kingston Golden Pils | 0.48% | 88 kcal per can | 19g | 6g | 1g |
| Edge Hill Hazy IPA | 0.48% | 73 kcal per can | 15g | 6g | 1g |
| Noon Wheat | 0.38% | 70 kcal per can | 15g | 6g | 1g |
| Double Tasty West Coast Style IPA | 0.40% | 90 kcal per can | 18g | 7g | 1g |
| Fat | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
| Salt | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
Best served:
Serve BERO beers well chilled, ideally straight from the fridge. Kingston Golden Pils suits a clean lager glass, Edge Hill Hazy IPA and Double Tasty work well in a craft beer glass, and Noon Wheat is best served in a tall wheat beer glass or chilled tumbler.
Pairing recommendation:
Kingston Golden Pils pairs well with burgers, pizza, fish and chips and grilled chicken. Edge Hill Hazy IPA suits spicy tacos, chicken wings, Thai food and loaded fries. Noon Wheat works with seafood, salads and grilled vegetables, while Double Tasty is better with BBQ ribs, pulled pork, burgers and strong cheeses
Where to Buy BERO Brewing Alcohol-Free Beer
RetailerAmazon View → How BERO Brewing Alcohol-Free Beer Compares
| Drink | Style | ABV | MDB Score | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BERO Brewing Alcohol-Free Beer | Mixed beer range | Less than 0.5% | Coming soon | Trying a modern premium alcohol-free beer range |
| Lucky Saint | Lager | 0.5% | 88 | Crisp, reliable lager-style drinking |
| Joker AF | IPA | 0.5% | 87 | Hop-forward IPA character |
| Athletic Brewing Run Wild IPA | IPA | 0.5% | 80 | US-style alcohol-free craft IPA |
| Erdinger Alkoholfrei | Wheat Beer | 0.5% | 78 | Classic alcohol-free wheat beer body |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is BERO Brewing?
BERO Brewing is an alcohol-free beer brand co-founded by Tom Holland. The range includes several non-alcoholic beer styles, including pilsner, hazy IPA, wheat beer and West Coast IPA.
Is BERO beer completely alcohol-free?
BERO beers are listed below 0.5% ABV. This places them in the non-alcoholic or alcohol-free beer category in many markets, although anyone avoiding alcohol completely should always check the latest label.
What beers does BERO make?
The BERO range includes Kingston Golden Pils, Edge Hill Hazy IPA, Noon Wheat and Double Tasty West Coast Style IPA.
Which BERO beer is likely to be best?
That depends on your preferred style. Kingston Golden Pils is the most approachable lager-style option, Edge Hill Hazy IPA is aimed at craft beer fans, Noon Wheat is lighter and more refreshing, and Double Tasty is the more bitter hop-forward IPA.
Is BERO beer vegan?
BERO beers are generally listed as vegan friendly, but ingredients and production details can vary by product, so check the latest packaging if vegan suitability is important.
Is BERO gluten-free?
No. BERO beers are brewed with traditional beer ingredients including barley and wheat, so they are not gluten-free.
How many calories are in BERO beer?
The calorie count varies by style. BERO beers are listed at around 70 to 90 calories per can, depending on the specific beer.
Where can I buy BERO beer?
In the United States, BERO is available through the official BERO website and selected retailers. In the UK, it can be found through specialist alcohol-free retailers such as Dry Drinker and Wise Bartender, subject to stock availability.
⭐ MyDryBar Final Verdict
BERO Brewing is a promising alcohol-free beer range with strong branding, broad style coverage and growing availability. The fact it includes a pilsner, hazy IPA, wheat beer and West Coast IPA gives it more credibility than a single-product celebrity launch. However, the final MyDryBar verdict should wait until the beers have been tasted properly. For now, BERO belongs in the database as a coming-soon review with strong potential, especially for readers looking for newer premium alcohol-free beer brands.
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