Fairly amber coloured body, perfectly clear of course with a thinnish, one to perhaps two centimetre tall off-white head that fades very quickly. Aroma of cardboard, funky malts, a dash of grapefruit and some citrusey hops with a light dose of sugar and even a hint of bread or yeast - odd! Light-bodied; Sharp biscuity and very stale malt notes with a non-grain/gluten-free bite that hits like spelt or something funky with a light hit of corn and some subtle sweetness from caster sugar with little else aside from some a dash of the grapefruity and herbal hops and even a light bitterness noticeable. Aftertaste shows a decent balance of malt and hops for the funky malt notes that exist here, the hops show nicer and do even give off a bit of bitterness and depth, despite there being just about none from the malts. Overall, a decent no-alcohol beer that hits as a biscuity and very easy-drinking product with some light bitterness from the grassy and herbal hops - pretty nice, but not as good as the Lagunitas IPNA. I sampled this twelve ounce can, purchased from Whole Foods in Arlington (Pentagon City), Virginia on 05-April-2021 for US$1,99 sampled at my house here in Washington on 25-April-2021, near the end of my month without alcohol, sampled alongside some smoked meats that I just made and needed a partner, but sadly it wasn't a real beer, because we're still here in April.

Bottle at home, from Waitrose online, 09/03/21. Clear rich copper with a good sized light egg shell white covering that retains well. Nose is grassy , light orange rind, pale malts, light aspartamic whiff. Taste comprises light citric zest, hint of pine, toasted grains, airy malts, straw, light orange peel. Light to medium body, fine carbonation, semi drying close Decent enough AF affair ... would revisit.

Clear copper color with a medium white head that dissipates quickly to an outer ring. Sparse strings of lace. Floral and piney hop aroma with malt in the background. Light-bodied with flavors of fruit, piney hop and malt. The finish is fruity and malty with a faint piney hop aftertaste. Average overall.

Bottle from ICA Maxi, Östersund. Lovely sweetie aroma. Caramel colour which was surprising given description of Hoppy lager. Easy going taste, sweet and some hop. Ofc bland ending but what do you expect. Pretty decent for alcho free.

0,33l bottle from Prisma Olari. BBE 26.04.2021. Clear dark amber beer with medium white head. Aroma has nice pine and hops aroma with caramel malts. Flavor has caramel malts, some pine and small amount of hops. Some small plastic wibe on flavor and aftertaste is missing, which is typical for these no alcohol beers, but this is one of the best of those.

Can. Pours clear amber orange, small beige head, good lacing. Aroma is malty, wort, pine. Flavor is medium sweet, light bitter, lingering worty caramel. Medium body. Why the fuck are all N/A beers so malty. Drinking wort sucks. Lagunitas hop water is better than this. That said, it's not bad for an N/A.

35,cl bottle from Põlva Maksimarket. Straight from the bottle. Hoppy and fruity with malty and worty notes. Moderate sweet with low to medium flavour intensity and ditto bitterness. Thin as expected, but fairly refreshing and certainly not bad for a non-alcoholic beer.

Bottle from Cora. Grainy floral beginning. Fruity parts, nice floral hoppy over a round and slightly grainy body. Easy to drink, nice floralness, fruity refreshing in the end with a subtle bitterness.