Non-Alcoholic IPA Alternatives
Classic: hop-forward craft beer
NA IPAs have come the furthest, fastest. The best ones have real bitterness, real haze, and real hop aroma. Drink them cold, drink them fresh, drink them like the real thing.
Brands we recommend
Pick one of these as your base and you're halfway there.
Connecticut-based pioneer of craft non-alcoholic beer. Their Run Wild IPA and Upside Dawn Golden are the gateway pours that made NA beer mainstream.
California-craft NA beer with West Coast hop character. Their Kolsch and Hazy IPA show up on bottle lists at serious beer bars.
One of America’s first all-NA breweries, with a deep range from Oatmeal Stout to West Coast IPA. A reliable choice for beer-forward menus.
Toronto-based ultra-low-calorie NA beer pioneer. Their IPA and Pale Ale are favorites for drinkers watching calories alongside ABV.
Order a non-alcoholic IPA at these venues
Bars that already pour the brands you need.
Yard Bar
Brentwood
Burnet Road dog park and bar with an off-leash yard, Seedlip cocktails on the menu, and NA beer in the cooler. A solid option for a sober afternoon with the dog.
Finn's Manor
RiNo
A craft beer bar and food truck yard with a rotating NA beer selection. Athletic Brewing usually on tap, plus four to six NA cans from Best Day, Partake, and others.
Beer Culture
Hell's Kitchen
A craft beer bar in Hell's Kitchen with one of the deepest NA beer selections in Manhattan. Multiple NA taps plus a wide can and bottle list from Athletic, Best Day, Brooklyn Special Effects, and more.
Elsewhere Brewing
Bushwick
A Bushwick brewery and taproom with NA beer options on tap and in cans. Solid default if you want a craft-beer-bar atmosphere without the ABV.
About the non-alcoholic IPA
A well-built NA IPA mirrors the original's profile (classic: hop-forward craft beer). NA IPAs have come the furthest, fastest. The best ones have real bitterness, real haze, and real hop aroma. Drink them cold, drink them fresh, drink them like the real thing.
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