Low-alcohol and non-alcoholic lager reviews

Brooklyn Brewery “Special Effects” is a dry-hopped low-alcohol (0.4%) American amber lager. In this review, find out how it tastes, how it’s made and where to buy plus see nutritional info including calorie, carb and sugar content. The Middle East… Read more

Krombacher “Low-Alcohol Pils” is a 0.5% pilsner lager produced in Germany. In this review, get tasting notes and carb, sugar and calorie information. Plus find out how it’s made and where to buy it. Like many countries, beer sales are… Read more

Clausthaler “Unfiltered Dry Hopped Alcohol Free” is a 0.4% ABV German lager, dry hopped with cascade hops. Get tasting notes, find out how it’s made and where to buy it, plus get information on calories, carbs and sugar. Until recently,… Read more

Bitburger Drive is a varied and complex alcohol-free lager based on the brewery’s full-strength pilsner. Read this review to get tasting notes plus info on calories, carbs, sugar and alcohol content. In the 1950s, German brewery Bitburger sold its beer… Read more

Multinational beer company AB-Inbev may have its critics. But one thing it’s difficult to be critical of is its “Global Smart Drinking Goals“, an initiative that aims to reduce alcohol harm across the world. One of these goals is to… Read more