Na-Beer
Nice hoppy taste but basically no body — closer to a hop-water seltzer than a beer.
Light, refreshing, and pretty beer-like — just a little short of perfect.
Tastes and feels almost indistinguishable from the real thing — easily the favorite NA beer here.
An extremely convincing near beer — almost easy to forget it doesn't have alcohol.
Good stuff, a little heavier than an actual Mexican lager — probably improved with lime.
This stuff sucks — but it's an early mover, so it's what most bars pour by default.
Really tasty, but literally flat — worth trying again in case it was just a bad six-pack.
An extremely convincing near beer — almost completely fills the void.
Delicious, hoppy, and refreshing — none of the syrupy mouthfeel most NA beers have.
A good example of its kind, but hazy and fruity beers just aren't a personal favorite style.
Surprisingly good, even for someone who doesn't generally like fruity beers.
Fantastic taste for a dark lager fan, though the body is ever so slightly light.
You have to like grapefruit essence in your beer, but if you do, this is fantastic.
Good flavor, but the body isn't there — more like burnt barley soda than a real porter experience.
Really excellent Pilsner — can be hard to find, and watch out for the full-alcohol version of the same name.
Tasty enough, but the fruity-beer trend just doesn't scratch an itch here.
Fantastic taste and body — tastes a lot like a Negra Modelo.
Fine, but thick-feeling and flat-sweet — worth noting blondes were never a personal favorite style to begin with.
A really good porter with the right body and a nutty porter taste.