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I can see why Small Beer IPA was a World Beer winner. Small in name. Big in flavour. Despite the low alcohol content, you still get a nice hoppy kick which is cut through with some citrus notes and a malty, biscuit finish. Definitely a good option if you are looking for a low alcohol refreshing IPA.
Pulp has created an alcohol-free cider jammed full of refreshing apple flavour. The tannins help cut through the sweetness of the apple and the carbonation is spot on, resulting in a great thirst quencher.
Well, the good news is that TRIP makes a very tasty CBD drink indeed, especially enjoyed the refreshing sparkling mint flavour. That said I didn’t feel any noticeable chilled vibes, even after an hour or so but that doesn’t mean it won’t have a different impact on others. Looking forward to tasting the other TRIP flavours.
Non-alcoholic Wingman IPA didn’t hit the mark for me. It certainly has a familiar hoppy IPA flavour with some interesting background citrus notes but it felt too watery and lacked the body I expect in a good non-alcoholic IPA.
Sober Brummie makes for a decent non-alcoholic stout with plenty of rich flavours from the malt. It also has a good body and carbonation was spot on. My only criticism of this beer was that it was a tad too sweet compared to other AF stouts, still a decent tipple.
St Austell Brewery have knocked it out the park with their non-alcoholic IPA Proper Job. On first sip you are greeted by plenty of hoppy IPA flavours that really bring this beer to life. Thankfully, there is also a background of sweet malt that cuts through the bitterness creating a tasty non-alcoholic IPA indeed.
Hands-down Villbrygg’s Nordic Tropics are the most uniquely flavoured non-alcoholic drinks I’ve come across. Each one encompasses a different Norwegian environment with FJELL (meaning mountain) being my favourite thanks to the combination of cranberries, birch, rosemary and lemongrass.
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.
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