Alcohol-free Stout. Forget the notion this is a beer style that has had its day. Instead, think of it as honeycomb covered in chocolate, because that’s exactly what it tastes like: rich, unctuous and an absolutely decadent treat of a beer.

Frisian brewhouse Jever has been brewing this low-alcohol Pilsner since 1991. Jever Fun is now one of the leading low-alcohol beers in Germany. Hops, malt and, above all, the particularly soft water of Friesland are what make Jever Fun so successful, along with the distinctive Jever taste. 0.5% ABV

Alcohol-free Pale Ale. A delight for the senses, this beer delivers on all levels. Rosy floral aromas are immediate as you pour, with a light and limey citrus bite on the palate and a balanced but obvious bitterness to finish.

Alcohol-free craft lager. Easy drinking, full-flavoured but elegant. Light herbal and floral hop aromas, a hint of caramel with peppered spiciness on the palate and a touch of orange at the end.

This thirst quenching lager has light citrus aromas, a hint of honey, touch of caramel and subtly bitter finish, which all contribute to make this beer tasty AF*

Alcohol-free IPA. This IPA radiates citrus fruit from the moment you pour it to the second you finish that last sip with a satisfied sigh. The bright, sharp twist of bitterness on the end makes you want to dive back in for one more.

This full flavoured IPA has aromas of citrus and tropical fruits, deep and complex malt flavours and a perfectly balanced bitter backbone - which basically means it’s bloody delicious

Alcohol-free Pale Ale. A delight for the senses, this beer delivers on all levels. Rosy floral aromas are immediate as you pour, with a light and limey citrus bite on the palate and a balanced but obvious bitterness to finish.

Alcohol-free craft lager. Easy drinking, full-flavoured but elegant. Light herbal and floral hop aromas, a hint of caramel with peppered spiciness on the palate and a touch of orange at the end.

Fom Little Pomona: bottle conditioned ciderkin with hops Made with the second pressing of apples with the addition of spring water, this is our modern interpretation of the old historic drink, ciderkin. Here we used Dabinett, spontaneously fermented in tank on top of apple lees, later infused with some of our favourite hops, Bramling Cross and Cascade, grown by our friends at Brook House Farm, before bottle conditioning. Naturally low in alcohol, it’s super refreshing, almost shandy-like to drink, but with distinct citrus and berry fruit notes from the hops. A true summer crusher! Contains naturally occurring sediment. Store upright, chill well and pour gently. This recreation of ciderkin, an old drink of agriculture, is designed to slake a thirst and is well matched with one. Bar snacks, picnic and barbecue fare are equally well suited. Vegan friendly. Gluten free. No added sulphites

Heavyweight flavour, featherweight ABV. Our in your face IPA, that just happens to be alcohol-free. When we decided to brew an AF IPA, we wanted to roll a bit differently. Rather than brewing with small amounts of malt or dealcholizing after fermentation, for Lazer Crush we used a clever strain of yeast that fully ferments our crisp pilsner malt without producing alcohol and adds a hint of peachy fruit to boot. Then we laid down some heavy-duty hops. Azacca for ripe mango with a hint of fresh pine, Amarillo gives bags of sweet orange and Citra adds the zesty citrus and grapefruit bitterness that we all want in an IPA. The result is a rocket-fuelled, turbocharged, laser-sharp IPA at a Monday to Sunday crushable 0.3%.