Millions are expected to participate in Dry January, abstaining from alcohol for the whole month. As a result, supermarket shelves are stocked with an abundance of zero and low alcohol beers. We sampled 12 different varieties, ranging from Heineken 0.0 to Peroni Nastro Azzuro 0.0, and awarded them scores out of five based on taste and overall enjoyment.
With the Christmas period now over, people up and down the country have made new year's resolutions to start 2025 in a healthier way. For many, after a festive period of over-indulgence, this includes having a break from booze.
In the UK, beer with an alcohol by volume of 0.05 percent or less is classed as alcohol free. Those with 0.5pc or less are classed as dealcoholised. Whilst those with under 1.2pc ABV are considered low-alcohol. San Miguel 0.0 I've always been a fan of San Miguel and their zero percent effort was more than creditable. Although there was an ever so slight, understandable, sense of something being missing you could hardly tell the difference. I could certainly imagine happily drinking that on a warm summer's day. Whether it will hit the spot on a cold evening in January is perhaps another discussion. Score: 3.
Brewdog Hazy AF Brewdog seem to have mastered the art of masking the fact their alcohol free beers have no booze. This version of their New England IPA is a another very creditable effort with some enjoyable fruity notes. Score: 3
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