Adnams Alcohol Free Ghost Ship Pale Ale 0.5% - 8x500ml

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With only 60 kcal per bottle, Stella Artois Alcohol Free is a perfect option for those seeking a healthier alternative… or just looking to moderate.

Although this is styled as a lager, it’s likely to appeal to ale drinkers too – especially fans of classic British ales. Not that it’s been around for long. First bred in 1990, it only became commercially available around 2008. Since then, it’s had a big effect on craft brewing, lending its citrusy and tropical aromas to thousands of brews. One recent alcohol-free brew to centre itself on the Citra hop is a new version of Big Drop Brewing Co‘s “ Pine Trail“. Using a lazy yeast and malt bill that doesn’t produce much fermentable sugar, it’s naturally low in alcohol from the get go so hasn’t had anything removed post-fermentation.

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Brewed to an English-style recipe, it’s low on hop aroma and bitterness with a deliciously smokey malt base. Big Drop “Paradiso” was originally a limited edition four-hop version of the brewery’s flagship “Pine Trail” pale ale. Find out how it’s made and how it tastes, and get info on its ingredients, calories, carbs and sugar in this review. There’s also a gentle carbonation, which will likely appeal to cask ale drinkers and well as those who love a flavourful lager. With yeasty, malty flavours missing from most AF and NA beers, the aroma and taste also features elderflower, mango, pineapple and lychee along with a balanced acidic tang.

Acidic and tart, the cranberry/raspberry/passion fruit flavours in the aroma and taste get your mouth watering. And, the mouthfeel is juicy and creamy, with smooth carbonation. East Sussex’s 200-year-old brewery Harvey’s quietly released two non-alcoholic beers to go alongside its core range of traditional ales.Aldi took their time bring alcohol-free beer to their shelves. This is a 0% version of what many think is their version of Stella Artois, “Sainte Etienne”. On tasting, there’s a touch of fruitiness in the flavour, which combines well with the tropical fruits in the aroma. However, this is overpowered by the high bitterness that seems to get more intense the more you drink. An American-style wheat beer, Drink’in the Sun showcases the brewery’s own yeast, which is known for its fruity flavours. It’s styled as a Belgian abbey ale, but “Brune-DMC” from the UK’s Lowtide brewery will likely appeal to those seeking a non-alcoholic beer in the guise of a cask bitter.

From deepish, darkish Berkshire comes this 0.5% pilsner that’s sure to appeal to serious beer geeks as well as those looking for a replacement for their favourite mainstream lager. This Aldi IPL is a pretty good example of this newer style, with low malt flavours allowing tropical mango, lemon, grapefruit and passion fruit flavours to shine. The popular Ghostship Pale Ale is now available with less than 0.5% alcohol and comes very close to Adnams’ alcoholic Ghostship.The flavours are built around caramelised orange with a fruity mango-like finish. There’s no sign of the added lime juice in the taste, showing it’s done its job well.

A beautifully balanced, full-flavoured premium lager, with a pronounced hoppy bitterness and a crisp, clean and refreshing finish, this is meant to be savoured. Showcasing the superb aromas of Perle and Saaz hops, Lowdown Lager is a beer infused with 8mg per 100ml of CBD (cannabidiol). This beer looks the part; hazy orange with a nice amount of froth atop. The aroma and flavour is quite sweet, with a hint of sourness mixed in with banana, clove and biscuit. Coupled with some low-key malt flavours and a smooth mouthfeel, it’s a useful alternative if you want a break from a more complex, hoppy pale ale. Denmark’s To Øl produces a handful of non-alcoholic beers along with a range of modern full-strength brews.

Ghost Ship 0.5%” is an aromatic and fruity pale ale with caramel and tropical fruits in the aroma and flavour. Find out how it’s made, plus get tasting notes, ingredients and key nutritional info including calories, carbs and sugar.