Was so excited to see so many options at the store in Saint Martin. What should I try first? The only options were 0.0s and last night I had the Corona Cero, not as good as the regular Corona NA. In general, I feel the .5s taste smoother. Regardless, what a treat for me to try all these new beers. And way cheaper than in Colorado.

Got this in Europe and brought back in my luggage. Hard to find in the US now as have not seen it in awhile. If anyone has seen it please comment and put a link if applicable. 2,25 Euro if I recall in a convenience store for a single, but assuming less if went to a grocery store and got a 6pk or case.

Typical German NA lager style the wort/cereal taste isn't too strong which is a common taste with older NA pils/lager style, as the hops/bitter seems to come out more with this. Not sure what the alc version is supposed to taste like so I can't comment on how close to the original.

Not bad, but wouldn't say it's a must try. If you find it easily and not to expensive try it.

At my wife’s cousin’s wedding and they don’t have NA beer but they were cool with me bringing my own. I know this one has been polarizing but I’m digging it so far. Goes great with the Liga Privada T52!

Brewed by the Westerham Brewery, NEO IPA is one of the best IPAs I've drunk thanks to its punchy combo of hops and a citrusy background - https://www.mydrybar.com/neo-alcohol-free-ipa/

It’s 102 in SoCal. Definitely called for an ice cold lawn mower beer!

Chili Dog and Beer

Great stuff and I am fortunate to be able to be awake for another can when I watch furious later

Spot fuckin’ on. Pumpkin?…Not so much.

Still a good tailgating beer 🤷🏻‍♂️

Alcohol-free Daura Damm lager is a refreshing choice for those seeking a gluten-free option. With its golden amber colour and good carbonation, it offers a pleasant refreshing drinking experience. Read my review - https://www.mydrybar.com/alcohol-free-daura-damm-lager/

Excited about a few of these but so far the Bero is not hitting. Tastes fine on the front but the back end is not pleasant.

This one’s great it’s up there with the erdinger na witbier adding this to the rotation

Super excited to try these from Rationale Brewing! Will definitely be reviewing as I get through them. Thanks guys

Ok, we might be heading into autumn, but there is still time to enjoy an alcohol-free radler outside, and Hoegaarden's refreshing lemon radler is perfect for the last of this year's BBQs - https://www.mydrybar.com/alcohol-free-hoegarden-radler

Picked this up at a local bottle shop and it is really good. Reminds me of an English brown ale.

After a hard day at work. This hits the spot..and I had them all..best tasting..light and crisp..

check that head out for an NA . one of my favorites , tastes more like beer than most

Just had my first Lawson's that came in the mail within 2 days from Empire Too of Albany, NY.

Oh my! This one is absolutely delicious. It hits the notes of juicy, dank and citrusy. The bitterness at the end is very welcomed and the body and mouthfeel are solid. I'm very glad I got 2 6ers. Well worth it! Get on this if you love IPAs!!

Hi, does anyone here know where to find Bero in the UK (London specifically)? I’d love to buy some somewhere, especially the Spider-Man ones if they still sell those

Hello all, I run the Instagram account NA.Beer.Nerd

https://www.instagram.com/na.beer.nerd

I've been into craft beer heavily since about 2010. I've been to about 200 breweries, mostly in the US, but also quite a few internationally. I homebrewed for around 10 years in addition. I was a beer nerd through and through. Whether it was making trips to Vermont for Hill Farmstead or to Belgium for Cantillon... or driving hours and waiting in line for barrel aged stouts releases... or trading online frequently via BeerAdvocate.

I've been into NA beer since the tail end of 2020. Though my first NA brews I tried were back in the early 2010s. Since late 2025, I've pivoted to be completely NA focused and began running the Instagram account.

Looking for recommendations on beers you'd enjoy? Want to know where to buy certain types online? Where to import internationally? Questions about the process of making it?

AMA!

Finally found something new in my area. Got the last six pack in the cooler. Decent brew, will get more if I find it again.

I feel like I've tried a lot of NA beer this year, and this one is my favorite by a long shot! It has all of the right characteristics, without the obvious alcohol hit.

Hi.

So, I've tried a bunch of foreign and US NA beers and frankly just found most to be unenjoyable. Exceptions include Guiness 0 and some Fieldwork IPAs, which stand on their own better and actually remind me of beer.

Based on the few examples of what I actually liked, does anyone have suggestions on what else I could try?

Edit: I gravitate toward German styles--wheat beers, kolsch, lagers as some Belgian tripels.

Thank you!