Adnams Alcohol Free Ghost Ship Pale Ale 0.5% - 8x500ml

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Acidic and tart, the cranberry/raspberry/passion fruit flavours in the aroma and taste get your mouth watering. And, the mouthfeel is juicy and creamy, with smooth carbonation. Add its sweet, biscuity aroma and clean malty flavour and you have yourself a lager you’ll be happy to reach for whether you’re into keeping fit or not. Our non alcoholic beer is light bodied, crisp and clean in taste and works as a great alternative to the alcoholic option. Whilst some might have a low alcohol percentage, we’ve got options with zero alcohol too. How about a zesty bottle of cider? Our non-alcoholic cider option in fruity flavours is a firm favourite with everyone. If you’re someone who prefers wine, we’ve got an array of low and no alcohol wine options to suit your preference. Perhaps you’re looking for an alternative to gin? Our section of no alcohol drinks has you covered with the top brands available. It’s produced this alcohol-free version since 2002. The creamy mouthfeel steals the show. The flavour, which is the perfect balance of sweet and bitter, isn’t bad either.

The aroma and flavour is clean and more like a pilsner than a bottom-fermented beer, while there’s low bitterness and only a touch of sourness that sits nicely with its fruity flavours. Lemon Aspen Pilsner from @SobahBeverages . Citrus on the nose, orange marmalade, malts. Citrus when we taste too, but it's more earthy and floral than your traditional citrus fruit. Works well in the lager free-beer.co.uk/sobah-lemon-… @FreeBeer_UK - Nov 10 According to Adnams, they produce Ghost Ship in their usual way and then remove the alcohol without damaging the flavour. If you’re curious, there’s a short animation explaining how they do it. These are my top 16 non-alcoholic dark beers including stouts and porters, followed by the other dark beers I’ve reviewed. 1. Big Drop “Galactic” (0.5%) milk stoutAnd while the flavours on tasting don’t quite measure up to the aroma, I definitely won’t be swerving this one if I spot it at a music venue. Infinite Session “Pale” is a nicely balanced alcohol-free beer that uses a variety of hops and malts to produce caramel and tropical fruit aromas and flavours alongside a full body. With only 60 kcal per bottle, Stella Artois Alcohol Free is a perfect option for those seeking a healthier alternative… or just looking to moderate. With a fruity aroma and flavour and a raspberry and oak in the aroma, this one’s great for a hot summer’s day, especially if you prefer your ales but want something a bit more refreshing. With no compromise on taste, Ghost Ship Alcohol Free is a mere 21kcal per 100ml providing a low alcohol but great tasting tipple for those counting calories or looking for a invigorating drink for the approaching summer days and nights.

In 2011, Sweden’s Spendrup brewery allowed staff to set up their own experimental microbrewery project. One of the project’s big successes was Pistonhead, a range of three lagers that Spendrup now exports to Europe and beyond. One producer that’s boosting NA beer’s health and wellbeing credentials further is Fungtn, with its range of beers brewed with myco adaptogens – medicinal mushrooms. It’s styled as a Belgian abbey ale, but “Brune-DMC” from the UK’s Lowtide brewery will likely appeal to those seeking a non-alcoholic beer in the guise of a cask bitter. This beer’s also dry hopped to capture the aroma and flavours of the hops, without making it overly bitter. This technique is especially useful when using Citra hops, as the bitterness they create when added to the boil can be quite harsh. The flavours are understated yet effective, with roasted barley providing a foundation for vanilla and coffee, plus a little fruitiness.And with flavours and aromas that include coffee and cocoa nibs alongside those fruity esters, it’s a beer that’s worth a try if you can overlook its non-adherence to the style guidelines.

Another exercise-themed alcohol-free beer from Mikkeller. “Energibajer” is a wheat beer but its more reminiscent of an American modern-style ale with mango and pine in the aroma and caramel mixed with tropical flavours in the taste.Standard-strength Ghost Ship (4.5% ABV) is a well-established brand. So, it was a bold move to give the same name to a 0.5% beer, and then boast that the new arrival has everything its big brother has, apart from the alcohol. And while it’s not as good as Brewdog’s best beers, Nanny State is better than most breweries’ alcoholic offerings. And while the body and taste doesn’t hit such high standards, this is a great option if you like varied and interesting flavours in a beer. There’s a satisfying hit of bitterness that cuts through the fruitiness near the end of each sip. Verdict

Drinks under 0.5% ABV aren’t covered by licensing law in the UK. They won’t make you drunk and have a similar percentage of alcohol as foods such as bananas and burger rolls. So they’re fine to drink when you’re off the booze and want an alcohol-free life. Lowlander is known for brewing with botanicals like herbs, spices and fruit. This one features lemon and orange peel discarded by restaurants and bars. The popular Ghostship Pale Ale is now available with less than 0.5% alcohol and comes very close to Adnams’ alcoholic Ghostship. Like the 4.5% version, it’s pretty easy to get hold of, either on tap in one of the brewery’s 70 pubs or in can and bottle in many major supermarkets. It’s already won a bronze medal in the World Beer Awards’ low and no alcohol category.Yes” is Manchester brewery First Chop’s 0.5% pale ale, which sits alongside full-strength beers in its range. Limbo Raspberry quite high in sugar and calories but it’s a worthwhile treat if you want something a little different from the norm. The result is “Ghost Ship 0.5%”, a low alcohol version of its popular pale ale of the same name. And it really is the same beer – unlike breweries that halt fermentation early or use a yeast that doesn’t produce much alcohol to make their alcohol-free beers, Adnams takes the full-strength beer and filters out the alcohol.