Nonalcoholic lagers offer the crisp, clean drinkability that many beer lovers crave, without the alcohol. From classic light lagers to craft interpretations with deeper malt character, there are plenty of options to explore. Our NA lager reviews cover taste, aroma, mouthfeel, and overall drinkability to help you find the best choices available. Whether you’re looking for a refreshing everyday option or something with a bit more complexity, our NA lager reviews have you covered.
by Bauhaus Brew Labs Packaging Standard boring NAH can, but the black and silver stripes add a bit of pizazz. Look Bears some resemblance to a schwarzbier: dark brown and only see-through around the edges of the glass. Some off-white head that dissipates rather quickly. Smell As expected, lots of roasted malt notes with some […]
by Fair State Brewing If you’re on the hunt for a nonalcoholic beer that doesn’t skimp on the experience, Fair State Brewing’s HyperCold Lager might just hit the spot. Packaging The tallboy can looks great, with wavy orange and gold swirls that catch the eye, hinting at a lively flavor waiting inside. Look Poured into
by Fred Koch Brewing Penn’s Best NA by Fred Koch Brewing offers a surprisingly drinkable experience for a nonalcoholic beer, especially at the wallet-friendly price of $3.99 per six-pack at Total Wine. It may not win any beauty contests, but it delivers a solid, refreshing lager experience perfect for chill summer vibes. Packaging Now, let’s
by Bitburger If you’re on the hunt for a standout nonalcoholic European lager, Bitburger’s 0.0 might just fit the bill. Packaging The pint format feels classic, and the German styling with its bold “0.0” lets you know right off the bat what you’re getting—no surprises here. Look This one delivers a rich golden color with
by Best Day Brewing Electro-Lime by Best Day Brewing: I’m not into it, but maybe you will be. Packaging I actually dig the can design on this one; it’s a step up from the usual Best Day offering, sporting eye-catching green and yellow colors that nod to a vaguely Mexican aesthetic—definitely more fun than your
by Corona Cero by Corona gives a solid nod to the traditional Mexican lager experience while sidestepping the booze. Packaging The packaging does a great job of maintaining Corona’s classic look, complete with that iconic clear longneck bottle. However, the baby blue label feels like it’s trying to tell us the flavor is a bit
by Finkbrau Overall Score: ★ ★ ☆ ☆ ☆ 2.5 If you’re hunting for a nonalcoholic beer that stands out, Birra Analcolica by Finkbrau might not be your ticket to flavor town. Packaging Right off the bat, the German aesthetic of the can is cool and eye-catching. Unfortunately, it seems the beer’s charm peaks with
by Peroni Overall Score: ★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆ 3.17 Nastro Azzurro 0.0 by Peroni is a nonalcoholic beer that aims to capture the essence of a traditional European lager, and it does, for better and worse. Packaging The packaging is a dead ringer for the classic Peroni, proudly displaying its 0.0% ABV. It’s sleek,
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by Tourtel Overall Score: ★ ★ ☆ ☆ ☆ 2.33 Analc0lica by Tourtel is a nonalcoholic attempt that leaves much to be desired. Packaging Let’s get this out of the way: the packaging is about as thrilling as staring at a blank wall. The label is dull, and the green bottle screams “”skunky beer”” before
by Birra Moretti Overall Score: ★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆ 3.33 Zero by Birra Moretti is a solid choice for anyone searching for a nonalcoholic IPA that channels the classic European lager vibe. Packaging I’m a fan of the old man on the label. It’s classic Moretti, and it just wouldn’t feel right without him.
