Alcohol-free Madri Review
Madri Zero is a non-alcoholic lager from the creators of Madrí Excepcional. Using the latest technology, brewers Molson Coors, have removed the alcohol and retained its taste and texture.
ROAR – non-alcoholic lion’s mane beer
ROAR was kind of ‘meh’ in terms of taste. Yes, it has some hoppy IPA flavours but I think they’ve focused more on the additional ingredients rather than trying to create a well-rounded, refreshing IPA; to be honest there are a lot better ones out there.
Non-alcoholic Stacked AF Pale Ale Review
Barsham’s Stacked AF has got some interesting pale ale flavours but to be honest it is a bit lacking in body and thus comes across a bit light and watery; there are better non-alcoholic pale ale’s out there with more ‘bite’.
NuWave Alcohol-free Lager Review
I wasn’t sure what to expect when I opened up a can of NuWave but I really liked it. The flavour was quite unique; probably due to the many different botanicals and biotics added. End of the day, did I feel more chilled out and sociable than normal? Not really, but this was still a tasty, crisp non-alcoholic lager I enjoyed drinking.
Alcohol-free Clear Head Review
Bristol Beer Factory’s Clear Head is a refreshing alcohol-free IPA that not only tastes good but also ‘does’ good (with a percentage of the proceeds going to charity, Talk Club). Certainly a beer I’ll be having again in the future.
Non-alcoholic Jaipur IPA
Non-alcoholic Jaipur is a pretty decent IPA with plenty of hoppiness thanks to the six different varieties of hops used in its brewing. Personally, I would have preferred a bit more body to this beer and it was a tad watery but overall a good effort by Thornbridge.
Non-alcoholic Collider Beer Review
I found that Collider lager lacked flavour and was also rather bereft of body. However, I did feel a bit more chilled soon after drinking this beer so the adaptogens seemed to have a positive impact.
