Both taste lovely and its great to be able to have a few drinks the night before work or weekend activities and wake up fresh as a daisy the next day. It is light, with good flavour, and none of the unpleasant aftertaste that some low alcohol beers have. These are joined by peppery, earthy, hop aromas backed by a little dried sage and a squeeze of lemon and drop of passionfruit.

And we have breweries who market their bevs as things to enjoy as part of a healthy, active lifestyle. And because we're committed to helping everyone live better days, we give 2% of sales to progressive mental health initiatives.This drink manages to mimic some of the flavours of traditional pale ale, however, it has lost some of the bitterness from removing the alcohol which hasn't been replaced. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Whilst I’ve not heard of this method before, it does give me hope that we’re getting a beer with flavour and not another worty malty beverage.

Beer for Doing, Alcohol Free, Only 69 Calories, Natural Ingredients, Suitable for Vegans, B-Corp, British. I have been having fun by doing a number of blind tastings at home and Days Lager proved to be my favourite. We felt that beer was losing its relevance and wanted to create something fit for modern mindsets, that offers all those “beer moments” without the side effects. While we have taken care in preparing this summary and believe it is accurate, it is not a substitute for your reading the product packaging and label prior to use.The subject of this review, Days Pale Ale, uses a trio of CTZ, Hallertau Magnum and Herkules hops in it’s production. As a running addicted, I have completely cut on alcohol a long time ago (not that I could be considered a drinker, with probably one pint a week.

There are limited bubbles on sight, which create a slither of a head that reduces quickly to a ring of bubbles on the surface. Days’ beers are brewed similar to other beers, but whilst other AF beers may be brewed to full strength and then have their alcohol content removed by industrial processes, Days’ method ensures no alcohol is produced at all, thus genuinely offering a beer with 0% ABV. Bitterness up front, more of the citrus, mellows into more tropical fruit fare, finishing on a bitter note again. It was a healthy dose of fortune (and the last flight out of London pre lockdown) that led to us brewing our beers at home in Scotland.There is some caramel sweetness to the drink but this is well tempered with bitterness, striking a decent enough balance. These are often used in American-style ales, and offer mainly bitter citrus flavours and aromas with a bit of spice. A small fluffy white head is produced which is neither here nor there, but does give us some lacing as we drink. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

If you do require precise ingredient information you should consult the manufacturer, whose contact details will appear on the packaging or label. Days Alcohol Free Pale Ale was voted as the best non-alcoholic pale ale in the UK by The Telegraph and in 2023 won gold at the World Alcohol Free Awards. I received this as a free sample, which is lucky as I would feel ripped off if I had paid money for it.I acknowledge that taste is an individual thing, but this is a long way away from a pale ale flavour.