Guinness 0.0, tastes just about the same as canned Draught 
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Enjoying one of these on a trip to see my son in Manchester. I ordered a box before we travelled and it is a very good approximation of a milk stout sans alcohol. A little bit sweeter than I’d normally go for but very acceptable none the less.
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Guinness Zero.
Not as good as the real stuff, but not bad for lunchtimes with my old colleagues, aka the Grumpy Old Men’s Club.
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Their unfiltered lager has been one of my favourite low alcohol beers for some time.
Saw this in the supermarket the other day:
Their relatively new Hazy IPA - another winner I think, very refreshing.
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Think I’ve had the one on the left. Very nice.
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Recalling the label from earlier today I picked one up in Sainsbury’s, then realised popping it into the fridge that it was actually the 8% ‘blonde’ with a slightly different label. 
I’ve never tried any of the range before so maybe serendipity.
Often start the evening with a couple of these to reduce the overall units tally. Good flavour, not too fizzy and sugar free somehow.
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Big fan of all 3 of those. Hogan’s High Sobriety is a very nice 0.5% cider. Not too sweet.
We have Athletic readily available in the States and I think their IPAs are the best of the 0 alcohol beers we’ve tried.
Peroni isn’t bad . . .kinda tastes like a Peroni to be honest.
We also like “hop water.” A few companies make it; it doesnt try to be beer and maybe its simpler recipe makes it easier to succeed. I like it a lot.
We tried La Chouffe’s product, but to me it tasted too much like a Malta Goya. Too sweet and malty with zero “grip.”
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