We all know the problem with alcohol. No matter how many good nights it gives us (even if we can’t remember them all), the more of them you have, the more you are likely to see your waste line expand. The reason? Calories. So, surely non-alcoholic and alcohol free beers are an ideal opportunity for …
As we’re always on the look out for new non-alcoholic drinks to try, we tend to look at the options that different online retailers offer. Although there are now many retailers in the market, one of sites we find that always has great stock and availability is Wise Bartender. Whilst we are in the process …
There are many different names given to alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to help decipher the type of drink you are consuming. Take for example, some of the many different beer styles; lager, pilsner, stout, porter, IPA, pale ale, bitter, etc, that are common place are pubs, bars and supermarkets. As part of our ongoing mission …
In one of our previous articles, we introduced you to the concept of isotonic non-alcoholic beers, and we briefly introduced you to some of the different beers that claim to be isotonic. So, in this article, we want to expand on that and highlight the wide range of non-alcoholic isotonic beers that you can buy …
It’s not often that I step foot in my local M&S store, so when I last went in, I had to go and check out the non-alcoholic drinks section. Although there wasn’t too much different to that of your other supermarkets (except the prices!), I did spot the non-alcoholic beer that is subject to testing …
If you’ve ever looked at the non-alcoholic beers section in any supermarket, you tend to see them dominated by non-alcoholic versions of the ‘big brands’. Although this is a start to helping the average consumer to be introduced to non-alcoholic beer alternatives, there are very few beers that manage to get featured amongst the shelves. …
Although I purchased the Drop Bear beer multipack a while back, I only found the time to review New World Lager and Yuzu Pale Ale. However, after writing an article about the best non-alcoholic stouts on the market, it was about time I cracked this bottle open and get taste testing. But before we start, …
Whether you enjoy a stout throughout the year, or you save yourself for dates such as 17th March – better known as St Patrick’s day – there has typically been very few options. A pint of alcoholic Guinness. In fact, the stuff is so popular, that it’s estimated that 13,000,000 pints of the black stuff …
As part of a trip to Krakow, Poland in November 2021, it was only right I went on the hunt for non-alcoholic beers. After finding that the range of non-alcoholic drinks is readily available, this was put on my list after trying the somewhat disappointing Karmi Classic 0.0%. Just like that beer, I didn’t really …
This review comes from Tim Jenkins – AKA @afbeerexplorer on twitter Another Dimension brewery is a vegan owned brewery based in Brighton. They launched in 2019 with the aim of creating low alcohol beers that are suitable for vegans. They also aim to be as sustainable and eco friendly using processes that create a minimal wastage of …
