My old man being a teetotaler, I'm always on the look for exciting alcohol-free beers, which is -let me tell you, a daunting task. But it looks like we have found something interesting here. Triple Zero stands for zero alcohol, zero calories and zero carbon footprint. This new version of old Ámbar 0,0 has just arrived, and they were giving it away for free at the Feria del Libro in Madrid's Retiro park, so I grabbed a couple and tried it out. I've also spotted it at Lambic's (Alcalá de Henares.) Here's what I found: A pale golden pour (not amber, despite the name of the beer) covered by an egg-white rocky head. Aroma is complex for a zero alcohol beer, displaying nice notes of coriander and lemon, bready malt and some grass. Dry and crisp, leading to a bitterish, medium-lasting finish. If you want an alcohol-free lager in Spain, I'd rather go for this one.

Tap at rando place in lacono. A clear pale gold coloured pour with a lasting white froth. Aroma is semi sweet green apple, stale grains, macro lager. Flavour is composed of semi sweet, nutty malts, green apple, some alcohol. Palate is semi sweet, rounded, moderate carbonation. Run of the mill macro lager, quite sweet.

Straight from the bottle. Aroma: malt and hop. Taste: light to medium sweet, light bitter. Stale malt, bread, spicy hop. Mouth feel: light to medium body, average carbonation. Overall: just a drinkable lager. Not fresh anymore.

Pretty decent, especially on a hot day.