Alcohol free & low alcohol

Alcohol Free and Low Alcohol Drinks

If you’re looking for great-tasting alternatives to alcohol, the choice has never been better. From craft beers to sparkling wines to grown-up botanical cordials, we’ve got some delicious new no- and low-alcohol drinks to try. To be described as alcohol-free, a drink must be below 0.05% ABV, a de-alcoholised drink is below 0.5% ABV, and a low-alcohol drink is below 1.2% ABV

Low & No Alchohol beers

Clear-headed beers

The choice of low-alcohol brews is huge, ranging from crisp lagers and citrussy IPAs to luxurious, hearty stouts. Pour a few of these and see if you can tell the difference.

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Low & No Alchohol wine

Lowdown on wine

If you like to savour the flavours and aromas of a good wine, these choices deliver the same sensory experiences – but without the alcohol. Try oak-aged reds, aromatic whites and celebratory sparkling wines.

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Low & No Alchohol spirits

Teetotal tipples

Whether you prefer to pair with your favourite mixer or create delicious mocktails, we’ve got the perfect alcohol-free alternatives to popular spirits.

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Botivo product

No-alcohol botanical aperitivo

Discover Botivo, a bittersweet British non-alcoholic ‘spirit’ that takes over one year to create.

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Mother Root product

No-alcohol aperitif

Mother Root unlocks the power of gut-loving apple cider vinegar. It’s all natural ingredients, made for your end-of-the-day ritual.

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Lucky Saint Producer

Lucky Saint

When Luke Boase decided to cut down on drinking, he couldn’t find a great-tasting, alcohol-free beer so he decided to create his own. After two years of work, he finessed his recipe and joined forces with a 400-year-old brewery in Bavaria that shared his passion for high-quality beer.

Lucky Saint Producer

Lucky Saint

When Luke Boase decided to cut down on drinking, he couldn’t find a great-tasting, alcohol-free beer so he decided to create his own. After two years of work, he finessed his recipe and joined forces with a 400-year-old brewery in Bavaria that shared his passion for high-quality beer.