Beer
Go Brewing Suspended In A Sunbeam Pils
85/100 How we score
- ABV <0.5%
- Classification Naturally low alcohol
- Evidence Documented
- Origin United States
- Price Under $20
Verdict
A flagship pils from Illinois' first NA craft brewery that drinks like the real thing: German malt and hops, light and crisp, no apology anywhere in the glass.
At a glance
- Flavor profile
- Bread
- Hops
- Structure
- Modest bitterness
- Light body
- Short finish
- Perfect for
- The fridge staple, the weekday dinner beer, the one you hand a pilsner drinker to prove NA works.
Tasting notes
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Nose
Fresh bread crust and a grassy hop lift — classic German pilsner aromatics, no ester heaviness.
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Palate
Light, crisp and properly bitter; noble-hop grass and a clean malt backbone that carries the bitterness rather than fighting it.
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03
Finish
dry and snappy, the hop bitterness lingering politely. A flagship pils from Illinois' first NA craft brewery that drinks like the real thing: German malt and hops, light and crisp….
The beer
Go Brewing Suspended In A Sunbeam Pils is brewed or fermented to finish at low ABV without a published removal step from Naperville, Illinois, United States. Go Brewing’s own product FAQ states: ‘We use Go Brewing’s proprietary brewing process to keep it naturally under 0.5% ABV without dilution or dealcoholization, allowing for full pilsner character’ — an explicit statement ruling out dealcoholization.
On the nose, Fresh bread crust and a grassy hop lift — classic German pilsner aromatics, no ester heaviness. On the palate, Light, crisp and properly bitter; noble-hop grass and a clean malt backbone that carries the bitterness rather than fighting it. The finish is dry and snappy, the hop bitterness lingering politely. A flagship pils from Illinois’ first NA craft brewery that drinks like the real thing: German malt and hops, light and crisp….
Serve cold, in a tall pils glass.
How to drink it
Cold, in a tall pils glass.
How it was made
Classification: Naturally low alcohol — Go Brewing's own product FAQ states: 'We use Go Brewing's proprietary brewing process to keep it naturally under 0.5% ABV without dilution or dealcoholization, allowing for full pilsner character' — an explicit statement ruling out dealcoholization.
Evidence status: Documented
Sources
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