Alcohol Free Beer

[Vincemac]

Lager-wise the only decent one i've tried is Heineken. All others have been the absolute pits, Peroni being outstandingly bad to the point of it surely being deliberate.

Yeah not bad taste
however I gave it back for alcohol

 

[Marcosplace]

 

[Marty Moose]

Lidl's Perlenbacher 0% is about on par with the Heineken.

They all taste a but weird and knock me sick after a couple tbh. Have one here or there when I'm off the drink, but most of the time once I'm through a bottle I wish I'd just stuck with pop

 

[davoak]

I would rather have a cup of tea than non alcohol beer... It's shite....

This

 

[Kernel]

Erdinger is probably the best I've came across, but haven't tried any for a few years.

 

[marathon9]

Erdinger is probably the best I've came across, but haven't tried any for a few years.

Erdinger and paulinger very nice... But Warmister is nicer...but very strong..

 

[chopsfc007]

Erdinger and paulinger very nice... But Warmister is nicer...but very strong..

Iv only ever had Becks and accidentally got an IPA one at Christmas which was disgusting

 

[oROSSo]

Lidl’s is canny, had a couple last night. Having a erdinger one now

 

[Shack]

I got a 48 pack of brewdog AF cans (a mix of a lagers, IPA and beer) for around £35 including free delivery. Not bad, nowhere near the taste of a real beer but OK on an evening as a change to tea or whatever. Been wanting to cut down on alcohol and this has made it so much easier. Have a few cans and unlike with alcohol I don't go raiding the kitchen for snacks! Plus feel loads better next day. Helping to lose a bit weight too. I've tried AF red wine before and they are horribly sweet but read a few reviews online that there may be one or two that are decent now. Anyone found any they'd recommend?

 

[Marty Moose]

I've tried AF red wine before and they are horribly sweet but read a few reviews online that there may be one or two that are decent now. Anyone found any they'd recommend?

I bought a couple of bottles before and it tasted like vinegary ribena, bloody awful stuff.

 

[Darlo1973]

I can just about get my head around alcohol free beer as a concept but who on earth would spend £15 or more on a bottle of "alcohol free gin". That's a lot of money for flavoured water.

 

[JAZZMANB]

Bavaria best i found when i was off it for a while ,there's zero wheat option too
tastes of bananas ,lovely

 

[Wearside Wanderer II]

Bavaria best i found when i was off it for a while ,there's zero wheat option too
tastes of bananas ,lovely

Huge sugar content mind.
I’ve found the bud zero to be ok

 

[oROSSo]

Had some northern monk the other day. And some mikkleller. Both good if hoppy ipas are your thing

 

[Angelos]

Another vote for Dinger

 

[Hank Scorpio]

Can’t get away with them. Would rather just drink pop

 

[Charmless Man]

I can just about get my head around alcohol free beer as a concept but who on earth would spend £15 or more on a bottle of "alcohol free gin". That's a lot of money for flavoured water.

Yep.

Just have tonic water and save your money.

 

[chriswallace85]

A concept I've never gotten my head round.

 

[nessen]

I’m just trying the odd one from Sainsbury’s at the moment. the brew dog stuff all tastes a bit watery but is not bad. As some have said, alcohol free beer has come a long way from the juice of left over hops that it used to be.

I recommend the old speckled hen. It’s the closest so far that I’ve had to the real thing.

For those who don’t yet know. Alcohol free beer is not 100% alcohol free. It’s 0.5% in all the ones I’ve tried so far.

 

[MackneyHackem]

Can’t imagine anything more pointless.