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.
Alcohol-free pale ales are hoppy, citrusy and a great drink to have with a burger. Check out the collection of non-alcoholic pale ale reviews on My Dry Bar.

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.

Good Chemistry Brewing have created a tasty, light and refreshing alcohol-free pale ale in the form of Zero Gravity.

Shipyard’s Low Tide is a pretty average pale ale. It has some interesting hoppy flavours but its nothing special.

Flying Colours is one of the best alcohol-free pale ales I’ve drunk for quite some time. With the sweetness of the malts and the cut-through of the citrus, this ale makes for a very refreshing drink.


Overall Inne Beczki’s Rak n Rollowe beer is a tasty, refreshing beer. The citrus flavours certainly complement the overall drinking experience.

Northern Monk Alcohol-Free Review. Check out this hoppy and refreshing pale ale – Holy Faith – from Northern Monk.

Zero Five Pale Ale Review. This is a refreshing alcohol-free pale ale from Thornbridge with some great citrus and bitter flavours.