Best Non-Alcoholic Beers for IPA Lovers

IPA drinkers know what they like. Hop aroma, bitterness, body, and a finish that lingers in the right way.

For a long time, non-alcoholic beer did not consistently deliver that experience. Now, the category is catching up.

Edge Hill Hazy IPA is a smooth New England-style hazy IPA, with notes of passion fruit, lime, and a light haze. Full of flavor with a playful, tropical finish.

Double Tasty West Coast Style IPA delivers on bitterness and body. More hop-forward than our Edge Hill Hazy IPA, with notes of citrus, pine, and a crisp, clean finish.

What IPA Drinkers Look For

The experience is built around a few key elements.

• Hop aroma: from tropical and light to citrus and assertive, different aromas linger on the nose

• Bitterness: from a soft, easy haze to a more bitter West Coast finish, there's a version that fits each IPA drinker

• Body: whether round and juicy or full and structured, each IPA is full-bodied

• Finish: clean, dry on the finish, the part that earns the next sip

Without those, it may still be beer, but it does not really feel like an IPA. Whether you're chasing hazy juiciness or West Coast bitterness, BERO didn't build “an IPA that's pretty good for NA”, we brewed the IPA you'd order regardless.

How the Category Has Improved

It used to be that someone who was not drinking only had to decide between water, soda, or a seltzer. Better brewing methods have changed the landscape of non-alcoholic beer. More precision in flavor development and more options.Non-alcoholic beer no longer behaves like a niche category. In 2024, non-alcoholic beer experienced a 9% growth globally and is projected to surpass ale in 2025, becoming the second-largest beer segment, following only lager. This isn't a trend confined to January. 

Leading Options

The non-alcoholic category now has amazing beers in the space, maybe of which have helped define what a non-alcoholic beer can be. Athletic, Heineken 0.0, Best Day, Guinness 0.0, and many others have brought craft to the space but also legitimacy, proving the category can be built on craft rather than abstinence. 

Where BERO Fits

BERO leans into the lifestyle of balance and drinkability, while still giving beer drinkers the flavor, texture, and finish they are looking for. Not to sell the absence of something, but the presence of everything else. Where the category's first wave earned trust and its second wave earned shelf space, BERO is building the next wave, one where NA beer is a genuine lifestyle choice, rooted in craft and story rather than sacrifice.

Together, these brands reflect how far the category has come.