We recommend that you do not rely solely on the information presented here and that you always read labels, warnings, and directions before using or consuming a product. Our Brewmasters drew on years of experience to craft an alcohol-free beer that tasted like Budweiser, while still playing nice with the law. With interest surging in the nolo beer market, of course the big players are going to get their own non-alcoholic products on the shelves and in the taps. While Budweiser Zero has some merits even for a big brewer mass-produced n/a beer, it's not without its drawbacks.

My aim is to review these beers the same as beers I've paid for but you may want to bear this in mind when reading the review. Our goal is to showcase that Budweiser Zero not only has a place in the stadium at a sports game, but also during everyday occasions.Willam Reed - the publisher of The Grocer - has launched an exhibition exclusively for the low and non-alcoholic drinks sector. The absence of alcohol also results in a slightly lighter body, which leaves us wanting more depth and complexity. Athletic Brewing, for instance, is a small craft brewery that only makes zero-alcohol beers and doubled production to keep up with demand. Tastes very much like a slightly lighter version of a macro lager, but somehow not really like a “light” beer. We take care to make sure product details are correct but the information shown, including vegan and vegetarian suitability, ingredients, and alcohol by volume (ABV) may change.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Crisp citrus bitterness when we taste, more grapefruit than orange I'd say, with an earthy background. It’s a good beer but it must be served very cold and downed quickly before it goes flat, which is when the ‘authentic’ Budweiser taste disappears. In a surprise reversal, Qatar announced a ban of alcoholic beer at the eight stadiums hosting the World Cup.And while I'm certainly not a professional athlete, I think this alcohol-free beer is something everyone can enjoy. Reviews marked with † feature beers I didn't pay for (usually because the producers gave them to me for free).