Alco free beers
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23 Feb
10:55pm, 23 Feb 2025
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BaronessBL
I had the zero Kingfisher recently because the curry house didn't have zero Cobra which i would normally have had. I really liked it and would probably have instead of Cobra next time.
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28 Apr
8:49am, 28 Apr 2025
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HappyG(rrr)
A selection of new alcohol free beers in Aldi - Joker AF from Williams brewing (might be Scotland only? Alloa brewery). A fruity one (peach called Stone Fruit), a hoppy one and one more that I haven't tried yet, darker). Really good and great to see more choice than just their own brand.  G
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28 Apr
8:55am, 28 Apr 2025
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Diogenes
I still haven't found an AF beer I like, I've decided that I'll stop trying them. I don't really see the point. They all have that strange background taste to a greater or lesser degree. Lots of people rate Guinness zero, but I didn't rate it at all. I like Guinness but I didn't care for that. Turns out it must be the alcohol I like... |
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28 Apr
9:42am, 28 Apr 2025
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BaronessBL
My favourite is Nethergate's Venture Point Five which is a 0.5% version of their regular Venture - a fairly standard ale/bitter. Nethergate is an independent brewery in Suffolk (possibly best known for their 'Old Growler' porter) so I'm not sure whether their beers are nationwide or mostly in East Anglia.
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28 Apr
9:48am, 28 Apr 2025
52,549 posts
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HappyG(rrr)
Diogenes wrote: I still haven't found an AF beer I like, I've decided that I'll stop trying them. I don't really see the point. They all have that strange background taste to a greater or lesser degree. Lots of people rate Guinness zero, but I didn't rate it at all. I like Guinness but I didn't care for that. Turns out it must be the alcohol I like... Completely understand that Dio. They def have an after taste, and a sweetness and lightness which if you want rich, strong flavours, is very hard to achieve AF. But for those of us who won't drink alcohol at all, they are a nice, savoury alternative to sweet drinks and a nice flavour alternative to just water. But if you want the full taste of alcoholic drinks, there isn't a wine or beer out there that does it. Sorry. Many AF people will only drink water and soft drinks and not touch anything that even tastes vaguely like beer or wine. That's not me, but shows how many different choices there are. G
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