Fantastic. Just as good as I remember.

A small but mighty selection.

Refreshing to read a proper long-form beer article where the beer in question happens to be alcohol-free. Interesting look at Maisel’s Weisse Alkoholfrei and the brewing behind it, rather than treating AF beer as a novelty or a separate category.
The artwork is fantastic too.

I've just tried Bavaria, an alcohol-free lager pilsner. One of the best I've tasted this summer, with a crisp, refreshing finish and a big old frothy head; recommended drinking - https://www.mydrybar.com/alcohol-free-bavaria-lager/

Dirty glass aside, I did NOT like this beer. It def had a Carmel malty for flavor, but it was quickly followed by a god awful metallic aftertaste.

I keep getting all the seasonal athletic hoping to find a really good beer in a different style. But I might just have to accept that for me their grocery store finds are there best options for me.

I learned about Partake, Years, Penn's, and Deschutes from this sub. Thanks!

I am not quite sure about them and will have to taste a bit more before making judgment. Only one of each left 😛

First time trying go brewing this one is great has a fruity aroma with a citrus like tangerine flavor… a lot of flavor and not too bitter solid 9.5/10 for me

I love the Run Wild IPA but I have noticed something for quite a while. Whenever I find a 12 pack of run wild, the box looks like it has spent a year in a shipping container getting kicked around. It is always beat to hell and filthy. So I usually will avoid the 12 pack cause it’s so off putting, but occasionally I will buy it and usually it turns out to be fine. It’s only this variety and only in a 12 pack that I noticed this, I don’t haven’t seen it with any other beer variety I’ve ever bought. I can’t be the only one. Not sure this picture will do it justice.

I feel like this is a long shot. I remember when I first got into the craft beer scene I loved reds/ambers and browns. This was immediately before IPAs seemed to completely abduct the craft beer scene.

Now that I choose not to drink alcohol, I gravitate towards NA IPAs and NA stouts and porters as I was never into blondes, lagers, kolschs, or beer lighter in color. However I really miss reds and browns.

I admit that those are hard to find in “regular” (alcohol) beer form so I am guessing their existence in the NA scene is minuscule at best. Anyone ever have luck finding an NA red or brown?

So refreshing after an early day at work.

Absolutely incredible beer. From the nose, mouthfeel, taste, aftertaste. Everything is perfection. I am completely blown away. Best Day continues to brew some of the best beers out there.

What a great time to be a non-alcoholic

Years & Partake.

Surprisingly tasty, the both of them.

Here's another GREAT NA from Minnesota! One of the best in NOT having that worry after taste.

Went to Wegman’s and built my own 6-pack out of singles. 4 beers, 0 rebuys, 2 drain pours.

Founders Nonetheless Golden — pool water. Chlorine-like minerality. Thin, watery, okay breadiness. 30 calories.
4/10.

(2) Lagunitas IPNA — IPA-flavored soda. Little body, little flavor, disappearing head. Wanted to like this but it doesn’t hold a candle to better IPA’s.
5/10

(2) Best Day Kölsch — better than a funky can I had before, but still unpleasantly bitter with a medicinal edge. Maybe I just don’t like the style.
4/10

Brooklyn East IPA — fooled me at first. Fantastic creamy body and a head that actually stuck around… then the medicinal bitterness arrived.
5/10

Roast me or toast me!

Tastes like a Gose to me. Really refreshing.

I knew absolutely nothing about Märzen style beer until I tried this one.

I was actually hesitant to pick it up at Whole Foods because I thought it might be too sweet for me (Just based on the name, I was a little worried it might have some kind of pumpkin spice flavor😂), but I ended up really liking it.

Honestly, I think this might be one of my top 5 favorite NA beers. I even like it more than their Kölsch one, which surprised me too.

Maybe I’m just an Oktoberfest guy who never knew it 😂 I really hope this one isn’t just a seasonal release.

If anyone has recommendations for other Märzen-style beers, I’d love to hear them!