NA Beer Tasting Notes
This is where I record my thoughts on the non-alcoholic and alcohol-free beers I try.
You’ll find everything from familiar lagers and pale ales to IPAs, stouts, wheat beers and more unusual styles. Some will be from specialist alcohol-free breweries, while others come from established breweries expanding into the NA beer market.
These aren’t professional judging notes, and I’m not trying to tell you whether a beer is objectively good or bad. Taste is personal. Instead, think of them as a useful starting point when you’re deciding what to try next — or a way of comparing your own impressions with mine.
As the collection grows, I’ll be adding more beers, more styles and, hopefully, plenty of discoveries along the way!
NA Beer Tasting Notes
Rothaus Pils Alkoholfrei
Rothaus Pils Alkoholfrei is an alcohol-free pilsner from the Rothaus brewery in Germany's Black Forest, best known for its Tannenzäpfle Pils. It's based on the traditional German pilsner style, which typically combines a clean malt
St Austell Proper Job 0.5% IPA
Proper Job 0.5% IPA is the low-alcohol version of St Austell Brewery's well-established Proper Job IPA, a Cornish beer known for its American hop influence and citrus-led character. It's an interesting addition to the alcohol-free
Adnams Ghost Ship Alcohol Free
Adnams Ghost Ship Alcohol Free is the low-alcohol version of the Suffolk brewery's well-known Ghost Ship pale ale. It takes its inspiration from the original beer, which is associated with citrus-forward American hops and a
Lucky Saint German Weissbier
Lucky Saint German Weissbier is an alcohol-free wheat beer inspired by the traditional German Weissbier style. It's a departure from the brand's better-known lager, and one I'm interested in exploring to see how its approach
Nuwave Non Alcoholic Pale Ale
Nuwave Alcohol Free Pale Ale is part of the British brand's range of alcohol-free beers, which take a slightly different approach by incorporating botanical ingredients and postbiotics alongside more conventional brewing ingredients. Having already looked