Brand

Brooklyn Brewery

Four year-round nonalcoholic cans from Wythe Avenue — East IPA, Original, Pils, and Playa de Brooklyn Grapefruit IPA — all under 0.5% ABV…

In the cellar
4 bottles
Production
Naturally low alcohol
Origin
United States

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Our take on Brooklyn Brewery

Brooklyn Brewery’s nonalcoholic core is listed from 1 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn. The house prints under 0.5% ABV across the line and sells the beers as 12 oz cans — three of them as 6-packs, with the Pils held as a variety-pack exclusive. April 2026 Brooklyn PR maps the older Special Effects names onto these cans and states the liquids are unchanged.

In the cellar

All four are research profiles: sourced facts, no glass, no score.

Scores are tasted. These pages do not inherit a number until a firsthand pour. How we score.

How it is made

CEO Eric Ottaway told Hop Culture that Brooklyn uses a process that prevents alcohol from being created in the first place. Legacy Special Effects brand copy, reprinted by Shore Point, names a specially developed fermentation that limits alcohol formation. That is recorded as Naturally low alcohol with the arrested-fermentation facet, and verified no until a current can label or tech sheet repeats it. No public producer tech sheet was found.

Still open

Barcodes are not yet read from the TTB label attachments. Nutrition and a full ingredient panel (including how Playa’s grapefruit is delivered) are not on the producer pages. Firsthand tasting is pending.

How to use this page

Every Brooklyn nonalcoholic can in this cellar is listed above. Style pages: IPA, Pils, Pale ale (for the amber Original). The variety 12-pack and the individual 6-packs are on the Brooklyn store.