BrewDog Mixed Alcohol Free 8x330ml pack

Great taste, great price

In short, these Brewdog beers are exactly what you would want them to be. Cheaper than their alcoholic equivalents but just as tasty without the guilt. If you're having a dry month, want to cut down on your drinking or just want to give them a go to see how they taste, as an IPA enjoyer - definitely grab yourself this mix. It has all the classics and some new, more adventurous beers to broaden your horizons.

Love all of these flavours. Glad they’ve replaced Nanny AF with Lost AF. Bit annoying someone has to be at home to sign for them. They are not 0% alcohol but they are <0.5%.

It’s a principle thing but I just can’t bring myself to give alcohol free beers 5 stars, it just feels wrong but this is a nice tasting selection of Brewdogs offering which were all pleasant to drink.

Value for money. Great beer. Some are better than others. of course this is down to personal taste but it was good way for me to realise which ones I liked which ones I don’t..

After giving up alchol about Ayear ago I've been trying different alchol free beers and larger this is a lovely selection and at a decent price being cans much easier to manage than glass bottles all very tasty

If you need or want to go dry for a time then these beers are the ones I can recommend most highly. I can give up alcohol but I have got into the unfortunate habit of wanting to drink a beer of an evening. These were the perfect way of filling that gap because fruity or sugary or hot drinks weren't scratching that itch. Many other easily available alcohol free beers have a uniform, smoky or malty taste which isn't close to any beer I get excited about drinking. It feels like Brewdog have worked to figure out the result that they want to achieve rather than putting up with something that merely ticks boxes.

Seems a harsh score but like all non-alcoholic beer, it tastes foul. I can just about manage it in (whisper it quietly) shandy but it’s pretty bad straight. I spent seven weeks not drinking and definitively established that there is no such thing as a good non or low alcohol beer (and don’t give me that nonsense about Guinness 0). Pretty bad.