The first nolo we've reviewed from 'down under', Sobah's lager is laced with native Australian botanicals, and Lemon Aspen as used here is meant to be rather citrusy. Fair dinkum, let's give this tinnie a try. The post Sobah Lemon Aspen Pilsner first appeared on Free Beer ..read more

Ilkley Brewery's Virgin Mary (now re-christened to Maiden Mary, for reasons of modesty!) didn't go down particularly well here in Free Beer towers. But their other non-alcoholic offering is a milk stout, and as readers of this blog should know, we love stouts. Will Nowt Mary give us what we're after? The post Ilkley Brewery Nowt Mary first appeared on Free Beer ..read more

Hobsons Brewery are a popular brewer in the midlands, and this Free IPA is their first offering to the non-alcoholic crowd. Considering they've won CAMRA awards before, are we in for a tasty debut? The post Hobsons Brewery Free IPA first appeared on Free Beer ..read more

Loah Beer have previously given us lime-infused lager, so it's obviously not to much of a pivot to shove more citrus fruits into an IPA - this time they're using Blood Orange. One of my favourite citrus fruits, it sounds a great base for a tasty ale. Let's see how this one has shaped up. The post Loah Beer Blood Orange IPA first appeared on Free Beer ..read more

A wild Bristol AF beer appears! Cheers Mind is the first non-alcoholic beer from Bristolians Fierce & Noble - joining a seemingly ever-growing selection of nolos from that area of the UK. Are we seeing a no and low brewing capital in the making? How does it fare amongst it's peers? The post Fierce & Noble Cheers Mind first appeared on Free Beer ..read more

We've seen non-alcoholic beers marketed to runners, gym goers, and other sporty people before, as a nolo makes a surprisingly good thirst quencher and fluid replacer. But Lifted Lager is attempting to lift itself above it's peers by also offering a load of protein in it's brew to help with recovery after a workout. Interesting stuff, but is it any good as a beer? The post Lifted Lager first appeared on Free Beer ..read more

Amundsen Bryggeri have collaborated with a number of nolo brewers in recent years, mainly working with the stout style of beer. This time they're dropping the ABV from one of their popular NEIPA recipes with help from the guys at Fierce Brewing. A good juicy IPA is certainly what the doctor ordered at the moment - let's give it a try! The post Amundsen Eazy Peazy first appeared on Free Beer ..read more

Bavaria's Original 0.0% was one of our first reviews here, but certainly not one of the highest scoring. From sugary beer-soda to wheat beer - is Bavaria 0.0% Wit actually a beer that is deserving of the name? The post Bavaria 0.0% Wit first appeared on Free Beer ..read more

Scotland have been ramping up their production of non-alcoholic beers of late, and this one hails from independent craft brewer Burnside Brewery. Right to Roam is their first alcohol-free offering, an IPA in the traditional style. Will the brewer follow the excellent nolo standards currently being shown by their fellow Scots? The post Right To Roam first appeared on Free Beer ..read more

I've never had a beer, alcohol-free or not, infused with saffron before. The same goes for lemongrass. Well, this latest nolo from T-cket ticks both of those boxes - a lemongrass lager infused with saffron. Certainly sounds exotic, let's crack it open and give it a review! The post Tcket Alcohol-Free Lemongrass Lager first appeared on Free Beer ..read more