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Non-Alcoholic Beer Reviews
Independent reviews of dealcoholized and non-alcoholic beer, with verified ABV, production method, and evidence where sources support them.
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83/100
A sweet chocolate beer when the cocoa is the reason, and a thin body…
82/100
An everyday lager when bread, biscuit, and a crisp close are the appeal.
81/100
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A hazy IPA when juicy tropical fruit matters more than a crisp finish.
81/100
Only for a light, sweet, corn-forward beer.
86/100
Standout
A hazy IPA when the fruit should stay juicy and the bitterness should…
84/100
An autumn Märzen when toasted malt and caramel are enough, and…
83/100
An American IPA when you want peach, apricot, firm bitterness, and a…
82/100
A pale ale when tropical fruit should lead and you can do without a…
84/100
A raspberry sour when the tartness should stay gentle and the berry…
84/100
A fuller hazy IPA when orange and tropical fruit should share the…
84/100
A session pils when you want cracker malt, a lemon edge, and no hop…
82/100
Pour it for the hop, and only if a lean, thin finish is acceptable.
82/100
A casual lime-and-salt lager, when the beer should stay bright and…
76/100
Only if you specifically wanted a Lichtenhainer.
84/100
The Blue Moon drinker who wants orange peel and coriander, not a…
84/100
A straightforward citrus-and-pine IPA, light enough to drink without a…
82/100
A simple wheat beer when bready grain and a soft, lightly sweet close…
83/100
The Midwest IPA when you want pine, resin, and a dry, sharp bitter…
79/100
An easy nonalcoholic IPA when you want citrus and soft juice without…
83/100
An easy golden IPA when you want to settle in and the finish can be…
82/100
A crisp, moderately bitter IPA when familiar West Coast flavors matter…
81/100
A light, refreshing beer when a dry finish matters more than a full…