As new studies highlight the health risks of alcohol, some drinkers are starting to rethink their daily habits. Fortunately, the market for non-alcoholic beer has grown significantly in the last decade, offering a range of options that provide the maltiness of beer without the negative effects of alcohol.<\/p>\n
These beers allow people to feel like they’re drinking the real thing, with less bitterness and no hangover. Bartenders and industry experts have shared their thoughts on the best non-alcoholic beers on the market, highlighting seven top options.<\/p>\n
Run Wild IPA is considered the gold standard for non-alcoholic IPAs. It’s brewed with five different Northwest hops, giving it a piney, citrusy bitterness. The beer is very aromatic, with a hint of grapefruit, and doesn’t feel heavy at all.<\/p>\n
Upside Dawn Golden Ale is a refreshing, easy-drinking non-alcoholic ale. It’s light, crisp, and clean, with subtle notes of honey and orange. This beer is perfect for casual gatherings, as it cleanses the palate without leaving you feeling full.<\/p>\n
Just the Haze is a New England-style IPA, with tropical fruit notes like mango, peach, and pineapple. The beer contains oats and wheat, giving it a smooth, full-bodied texture. It’s a great option for those who want a non-alcoholic beer that feels like the real thing.<\/p>\n
Cold Gold is a crisp, clean, golden baseball-style lager with a snappy finish and light roasted malt notes. It’s a great option for those who want a classic beer experience without the alcohol. The company, co-founded by Charlie Sheen, puts pure refreshment at the forefront.<\/p>\n
The Story Double IPA is a bold, tropical powerhouse with notes of grapefruit and papaya. It has a rich mouthfeel that mimics a high-gravity IPA, making it an award-winning choice for craft enthusiasts who don’t want to sacrifice depth of flavor for sobriety.<\/p>\n
She’s Passionate Tropical IPA has a bright, fruity profile with strong notes of passionfruit and citrus, supported by a subtle, clean bitterness. The company stands out for its ‘taste first’ approach and mission to empower women in the brewing industry.<\/p>\n
Guinness 0 is the non-alcoholic version of Guinness Draft, with a softer, slightly sweeter taste. It’s a personal favorite among beer enthusiasts, with a perfectly balanced flavor and distinctive color similar to Guinness Draught.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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