
More and more people are consciously drinking less alcohol, and brewers are fully cashing in on that. Today's non-alcoholic beers have little in common with the weak brew of the past.
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Heineken 0.0
One of the best-known non-alcoholic beers in the Netherlands, with a taste that stays close to the original Heineken recipe. Popular as the official beer at international sporting events.
Erdinger Alkoholfrei
This German alcohol-free wheat beer is often praised as an isotonic sports drink and tastes surprisingly full for an alcohol-free beer.
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Bavaria 0.0%
This Dutch non-alcoholic beer brand comes in dozens of flavors and varieties, from radler to pilsner. Bavaria was one of the early players in the Dutch 0.0% market.
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Jupiler 0.0
The alcohol-free version of Belgium's best-selling pilsner, with a taste that stays close to the original. Popular at Belgian football matches.
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Brand Weizen 0.0%
This alcohol-free wheat beer from the oldest brewery in the Netherlands has a full, fruity flavor. Brand has been brewing in Wijlre since 1340.
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Grolsch 0.0%
The alcohol-free variant of this well-known Dutch pilsner, recognizable by its characteristic swing-top bottle. Grolsch has been brewing in Enschede since 1615.
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La Trappe Nillis
The only alcohol-free Trappist beer in the world, brewed by the monks of Koningshoeven Abbey. Rare because of the strict Trappist quality label.
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Corona Cero
The alcohol-free version of the popular Mexican beer brand, often served with a slice of lime just like the original.
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Paulaner Weissbier Alkoholfrei
This German alcohol-free wheat beer from the well-known Bavarian brewery Paulaner is known for its full, fruity flavor.
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Amstel 0.0%
This Dutch classic also has an alcohol-free variant that stays close to the taste of the original beer. Amstel is one of the oldest beer brands in the Netherlands.
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