Halo Alcohol-free IPA Beer
Alcohol-free Halo IPA is the creation of Black Isle Brewery, a well-respected Scottish brewery founded by David Gladwin back in 1998. They do things a bit differently to other breweries thanks to naturally grown barley and hops as well as running two craft beer and pizza bars in Inverness and Fort William.
Black Isle offers two low-alcohol beers (0.3% ABV) – the lager and the IPA I tried today. As mentioned above they only use the highest quality natural ingredients to produce their beers and it shows with their global reputation.
So, the question is, is Halo alcohol-free beer one for the Scots to be proud of? Well, you’ll just need to read my review below to find out.
Is Halo Alcohol-free IPA Beer any good?
Taste
This was a pretty decent IPA beer. From the first sip you get a mouthful of tasty hop and citrus flavours. This beer also retained the IPA profile with a nice balace of bitter and sweet making it an overall refreshing drink.
Aroma & Appearance
When you open a can of Halo you can expect some interesting tropical aromas. In the glass it pours with a light amber colour and a pretty impressive frothy head.
Bonus points
This non-alcoholic beer is 100% organic and just 0.3% ABV. Your challenge though is trying to locate a can of this outside the UK.
Buy alcohol-free Halo IPA Beer
At the time of writing, your best bet is to find a can of Halo beer from Black Isle’s site itself but check the retailer below just in case its in stock.
The Dry Drinker is a great allrounder when it comes to alcohol-free drinks with a great range of wines, beers and spirits.
Key information
per 100 ml serving
Type – IPA
Brewery – Black Isle
Alcohol content – 0.3%
Calories – unknown
Ingredients – water, malted barley, hops, yeast and wheat
Vegan friendly? – unknown
Gluten-free? – no
Availability UK/ EU – medium
Availability US/ CAN– hard
