Best Non-alcohol beer, and wine? (tastes like, grape, flavor, juice)
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Clausthaler makes a pretty decent NA beer. Bitburger has one also but I quit buying when it went to $10 a six pack. I couldn’t bring myself to pay more for beer with no alcohol!
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I love Run Wild by Athletic Brewing company. If you buy 2 -6 packs shipping is free.
I agree, and it's their process. Instead of removing the alcohol from the beer, and some flavor along with it, their brewing method results in less than .5% ABV naturally, so the flavor is retained. With my medical condition I am limited to one alcoholic beverage a day at most, but sometimes one needs another, and I found Athletic since they are local, and their products are in our stores.
I don't drink and drive, so when I'm on the road and stop off at a restaurant or bar, I usually drink O'Doul's or Labatt Blue NA. The one time I was offered Clausthaler, I was amazed at how good it tasted.
For widely available commercial beer, Claushauler is probably the best. Heineken 0.0 isn't bad. Coors Edge is drinkable.
For the new generation, Athletic Brewing Co is the champion. I live close to the brewery and their pilots, as well as the widely released ones. You can join their monthly club for auto delivery and get access to the pilots.
If you near a Total Wine, they have a good selection. Here are a few thoughts
Bravus has some OK products(Stout, Raspberry Gose,) but they are inconsistent. Avoid the IPA.
Brewdog is tasty, but it's more like beer seltzer.
Two Roots kicks ass. It's almost on the level of Athletic.
Wellbeing Brewing has a few good products. IPA isn't bad. I like their Hellraiser Dark Amber best.
I don't drink much of any kind of beer these days. But I did find that the NA version made by the people who make Beck's is far and away the best of all the NA beers.
During Prohibition, one of the big American brewing companies came out with an NA brew that the beer drinkers really liked. I forget which company it was, but they should bring that back.
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