First taste on the palette starts off ok but the after taste let’s it down badly. Served in a good bottle but very expensive for what you get. Struggled to get through a 6 pack over a few nights.

This is so tasty! Great pale ale taste and love that it comes in a 6pack. My new go to low alcohol beer - citrus, fresh, non-bloaty and clean tasting.

We really liked this IPA. Can't be as eloquent as the Tassie bloke but we like bitter beers and this suited us well. There is hot competition out there for great non-alcoholic IPAs and this one is up there with the best in our opinion. But what this one has over most of the others is that it is great value for money. Highly recommend.

I'm trying every low or zero alcohol beer I can get hold of, and managed to get this while Dan had it in stock (which isn't often). The nose is of honey with a hint of freshly mown grass! Weird, but strangely enticing. Very light amber in the glass, with a head that vanishes almost immediately. In the mouth, an initial fizz of medium carbonation which obscures things a bit, followed by a honey blast, little in the way of action in the middle, then a satisfying dry, then bitter finish, as per the 30 IBU rating. I'm very pleased to find a bitter beer at this alcohol level, as they are hard to come by. It's a strange one, but very satisfying in it's own way. The experience is similar to Carlton Zero, which is another odd but competent brew, but in a completely different way. I love this. It's a fun, and refreshing beer with a unique,and thankfully, bitter, style. Highly recommended and good value for money in my opinion