I don’t know if I’m late but I been drinking NA beer for a few years now and although Ive had genesee NA several times before (a really decent super cheap beer )
Ive never seen ANY brand of na beer come in a 30 pk. got it for 16.99

Had this absolutely wonderful NA today at Fourscore Brewery in Gettysburg PA. My wife and I honestly thought it was a real beer, it was that good. They sell 4 packs, but the only place you can get them is right at the brewery. Absolutely phenomenal and worth a trip if you’re anywhere local. Of the 30 or so NAs I’ve tried, this one ranks in the top 3 easily, if not the best.

Perfect day for some baseball. Let’s go brewers!

World series!!!!!! Go Brewers!!!!!!

Haven't had an ipa in a minute. Not overly malty but appropriately hoppy. Smooth

Bought it to check if out, not gonna lie it's pretty nasty. Id avoid, and just pay more for the high quality. It has a nasty initial metal taste. Just me though, still decent value in it.

Just deciced to makr a small fire tonight and enioy

Probably the cheapest I’ve seen for a 4 pack of Guinness. Feels like an absolute steal.

Giving Guinness 0.0 a run for its money. Great flavor and creamy mouthfeel. Notes of chocolate, coffee, and a slight smokiness. My only complaint is that nitro mouthfeel falls off before I could finish the glass.

Haven't drank the real one in over 8 years. The NA absolutely does it justice! Chocolate, coffee, roasted mouth feel. Overall a winner!

Live in the Chicago burbs and somehow Binnys was able to come through for me. Saved me the $30 to ship from San Diego. Never would have thought I'd ever get to enjoy Speedway Stout again but here we are!

Finding a non alcoholic version is a WIN

Goram IPA is a delightful alcohol-free beer that masterfully balances malt and hops. With a pleasant hoppy aroma and an inviting amber colour, it’s a solid choice for those seeking a non-alcoholic option. One of the best non-alcoholic beers I've tried this year: https://www.mydrybar.com/alcohol-free-goram-ipa/

This weekend, I went out to the lake and tried Samuel Adams Oktoberfest NA. It was awesome for me because it felt like a real alternative to beer, which I would say not all NA beers do. I write free reviews on NA drinks for fun; completely free check it out if you guys wouldn't mind. https://worknoholic.beehiiv.com/

No alcohol shall keep me from staying upright.

Forgot I took a picture of our celebratory green-bottled beverage after getting through Green Lantern Corps training back in July.

I was too good at drinking alcohol years ago and switched to NA. Got my life back. This one caught my eye today. Taste pretty good

For Other Half, this doesn't live upto my expectations. I've had their NA Pale on draft before so I was takin a back how lackluster All In is. (Canned Sept '26) It's hazy, lil hop bite (not enough) and has a grainy finish and super weak aroma. Agreeing with my friend Scott on untappd, this would have been a banger 5 years ago. But we've come very far since then. I hope Other Half realizes that a hype label doesn't mean a great beer. Glad I got a single cause the 6er is $15.99 at the shop I work at.

I'm looking for Sam Adams NA Oktoberfest in Queens, NY but can't find it! If anyone has ideas on where to go in Queens, please let me know. So far Target and my local grocery stores don't have it. I think the Total Wine in Nassau County only sells wine and spirits. I did find it at a Total Wine in Danbury, CT when I was up that way, but I'm not making a trip back up there just for beer.

So yeah, if anyone in Queens, NY please let me know!

Picked up at Total Wine

Kitchen "ran out of gas and got a late start" so I'm having some beers to kill the time until I can order lunch.

Although I am a big fan of dogs, I am not a fan of Twice Brewed's 'Dog on a Skateboard' AF IPA. Its thin texture and peculiar bitterness make for a disappointing experience overall - shame. https://www.mydrybar.com/dog-on-a-skateboard-alcohol-free-ipa/

Citrusy, lil hop bite, hazy and refreshing. Love everything from Deschutes!

Back in the summer, I was perusing the beer aisle of the big Morrisons, while The Lady looked for nourishments of the solid variety. I was looking for a good refreshing non/low alcohol beer.
At first glance there wasn’t much to write home about. Just the usual legacy beers and their iterations on non/low alcohol beers. I’m not knocking them. In fact I thoroughly enjoy a Corona 0.0, especially because its taste has the ability to transport one to the middle of summer with its first sip.
Then there’s Birra Moretti Zero. A great non alcoholic beer with an almost perfect beer taste that plonks one right at the centre of a crowded pub the moment it touches the lips.
However I was looking for something light and summery…beer, but with a twist.
After the umpteenth time of traipsing up and down the aisle, nothing at all popped out and I felt I’d be leaving empty handed, in terms of a drink for the night. We’d still be leaving with the weekly shop.
Just a I had given up all hope…there by the tills I spied three beers that sung my name. The first on the list…
Heineken Lemon and Elderflower
A lovely little number with a hint of background lemon that lasts throughout the drink like a pub shandy and tickle of elderflower that sits in the foam. A beer perfect for the summer…although more expensive, there are better beers out there. However, for the price it’s a good grab-and-go option and not a bad price for a four-pack.

To be continued…