If it was the best option available, I'd drink it but there are certainly better low alc beers available on the market at similar pricing.

Lots of floral notes, crisp & hoppy. All kind of ‘treble’, high end sweetish notes to the flavour, but lacking body and depth – no ‘bass’ and ‘mid-range’ to the complexity so to speak. Quite drinkable, but leaves a slightly bitter but not unpleasant after taste. Lacks the yeasty & grainy components to the flavour.

Having put in my homework in the lead up to Dry July, I was appalled at the taste of some of the 0% beers, only out shone in their disgustingness by the 0% red wine (wouldn't even clean the toilet with any of them), but then on a last desperation I grabbed a single can of this from Uncle Dan's. Well, I was blown away. It tastes just like normal pale ales, albeit with a little less heaviness. But my god, it's getting me through Dry July without any issues and making it totally bearable. So much so, that when it's all over, I might just keep some on hand to have during the week to keep my intake lower than before! Just for the love of anything that's holy, keep away from the 0 alcohol red wine!!!

I've been looking for an AF beer for a while now and this was a pleasant surprise. Nice, full-bodied flavour. It's quite hoppy (which I like) more than yeasty like some of the other AF brands. Low carbohydrate content (about 13g) and an attractive can. If it had alcohol I'd still give it a 3 or 4 so given its AF (and I haven't found anything I've liked anywhere near as much) I gave it such a good rating. Slightly more expensive than some other brands. Pretty much the same price as full content ales but I'm happy to pay it for the taste quality which is lacking in the others I've tried. I'll definitely buy it again and will try the others in this brand. Great work!

One of the better non-alco beers on the market. Full taste and no hangover!

So nice to still be able to enjoy a drink at 92. With restricted taste I thoroughly enjoyed this beer.