NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER

I drink nonalcholic beers and craft beers without the alcohol removed, because there are plenty of times the alcohol would be inappropriate, but I would still like good craft beer and then I'm not drinking a super sugary drink. Complex carbs for the win over simple sugars! This is the first nonalcholic beer that I've had that tastes like it's alcoholic craft progenitor. I'm ignoring IPAs because I can't stand too much hops. yeah, yeah, heresy I know, I'm fine with being a heretic if it means I never have to drink another IPA. If I had this at a brewery and wasn't told that it was a NA beer, I wouldn't suspect that it was. AND, its GOOD! frankly I have to hold them back as a special treat or I would go through too many. I'm really really hoping this one sticks around so that I can continue to buy it. If you like a good medium to dark beer with rich flavors that is still smooth and you don't want the alchohol, TRY THIS! ...actually I have one in my fridge now.... for about the next 40 seconds anyway. gtg bye!

This beverage is a perfect choice for warm days, barbecues and social events. Packed with a nice flavor pallet.

I’ll give it 5 stars because it’s a really good hef without the alcohol. I like a little less bitter which I get from the alcohol hef’s I usually drink.

Great beer; good as a Blue Moon or Shock Top without the alcohol so you can always have that one more.

Like most old Wisconsin folks I started drinking beer at 18 and enjoyed the relationship for most of my life. That slowed down with age then ended at the end of 2023. Last week my Ohio daughter showed me a can of no alcohol beer. One of the hops used is Chinook hops and since my military MOS was 67U20, Chinook CH47 Crew Chief and Door Gunner I tried it. I liked it which surprised me since I never drank no-alcohol beer, skim milk, decaffeinated coffee, or ate sugar free anything. The other hops, cryo hops, is also appropriate since I like the cold.

GF/NA Amber Beer is likely not at the top of your list when you think of cracking open a cold one, unless it’s your only option. Most NA beer is watery, and most GF beer is bland. GO Brewing has found the perfect blend of wheat-free alternatives to brew a sweet, hoppy, refreshing beverage that harkens back to the best Ambers you’ve had. Save your stomach and your BAC next time you want to indulge, and pick up the GF/NA Freedom: Amber from GO Brewing; you won’t regret it.

I have to admit I did not like the first can of Freedom Amber that I tried. However, since I had a 6-pack (and I didn't want it to go to waste) I kept trying. I'm glad I did! I now love it!!! It has taken the place of my nightly beer and I feel so much better for it. I recommend Freedom Amber to anyone looking for a very good, healthy, gluten free, NA beer.

Spot on, perfectly balanced, not boring and not so daring it screws up the flavors. Right in the sweet spot.

Light and refreshing with just the right amount of lemon and strawberry.

Tons of flavor. Very tropical but not over the top. So lose to a true New Englander IPA

Flavor brings me back to a visit to Munich 25 years ago

Just hits

Such a great beer, sharing with my NA drinking friends, and just read the bio - I so taken back

Awesome taste and i love that its GF and NA!

This amber beer tastes delicious. Craft beer with a flavor you've been missing in a GF alcohol free beverage! Will be enjoying this all year round. Thanks for making such a quality product!