Finding a great nonalcoholic IPA can be tough, but our NA IPA reviews make it easier by highlighting the best options available. With breweries improving their techniques, today’s NA IPAs offer everything from juicy hazy profiles to classic West Coast bitterness. Whether you’re looking for a go-to favorite or something new to try, our NA IPA reviews cover taste, aroma, mouthfeel, and overall drinkability to help you decide.
by Untitled Art West Coast Style IPA by Untitled Art is a surprisingly solid entry in the nonalcoholic scene that manages to deliver a great hop experience without most of the usual pitfalls. Packaging While I appreciate the nod to modern art, the design doesn’t quite grab me in the way it might for others. […]
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by Sierra Nevada Trail Pass Hazy IPA by Sierra Nevada leaves a lot to be desired. There are very few beers I can’t finish, but this is one. Packaging The turquoise and yellow colors, paired with a topographic map pattern, don’t inspire much excitement. It’s a functional look, but it doesn’t exactly shout “drink me!”
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by Rationale Brewing Hoppy Poppy by Figueroa Mountain is a fun little nonalcoholic beer that will have you enjoying the sunshine without the buzz. Packaging The packaging is a real winner. Those vibrant orange poppies and the inviting color scheme draw you in—definitely a bright spot in a sea of label sameness. Look Pour it
by Figueroa Mountain Hoppy Poppy by Figueroa Mountain is a fun little nonalcoholic beer that will have you enjoying the sunshine without the buzz. Packaging The packaging is a real winner. Those vibrant orange poppies and the inviting color scheme draw you in—definitely a bright spot in a sea of label sameness. Look Pour it
by Best Day Brewing Looking for a nonalcoholic Hazy IPA that lives up to its name? You might want to look elsewhere. Packaging Best Day Brewing sticks to their standard design with this one, which is a bit of a snooze. At least the bright orange adds a splash of color that’ll catch your eye.
by Best Day Brewing If you’ve been on the hunt for a nonalcoholic IPA that truly delivers, Best Day Brewing’s West Coast IPA might catch your interest, though it has its quirks. Packaging Packaging is super dull. Seriously, if the name matched the can, it would just say “beer.” Look Now, when you pour it,
by Deschutes Overall Score: ★ ★ ★ ★ ☆ 4.17 Deschutes Fresh Squeezed is a nonalcoholic IPA that delivers a surprisingly satisfying experience, even for die-hard hop lovers. Packaging The design looks sharp, but it’s a bit too close to the alcoholic version. A tiny yellow band is the only marker distinguishing it from its
by Alesmith Overall Score: ★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆ 3.33 Alesmith NA IPA is a solid, drinkable, unspectacular beer. It delivers exactly what you’d expect from a nonalcoholic American IPA—nothing more, nothing less. Can Art Aesthetically appealing but pretty basic. It looks clean and well-designed, but nothing about it really stands out. Look Don’t let
by Samuel Adams Overall Score: ★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆ 2.80 This beer has an identity crisis. It calls itself a hazy, but deep down, it’s all juicy. Can Art Boring. The Samuel Adams brand leans a little stodgy, and that carries through to this design. Nothing offensive, just uninspired. Look A rich golden color
by Summit Brewing Co. Overall Score: ★ ★ ☆ ☆ ☆ 2.50 Summit Brewing’s Nialas IPA looks the part. It just doesn’t taste like it. Can Art Kinda cool! Similar vibe to the Summit Nialas Latitude, with a design that reflects its Minnesota roots—lakes, trees, and an outdoorsy feel. Look Pretty Damn. Good. Crystal clear,
