Non-Alcoholic Radler Beer
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Non-alcoholic radler from Grolsch and Athletic Brewing: beer blended with lemon or fruit, light, fizzy and made for hot days.
A radler is beer mixed with lemonade or fruit juice. The name comes from the German word for cyclist, and the drink was made to be light and thirst-quenching. Without the alcohol, it is one of the easiest beers to drink.
Our non-alcoholic radlers
- Grolsch Lemon Radler 0.0%: lemony and fresh, labelled 0.0%, and our best-selling radler.
- Athletic Brewing Ripe Pursuit: citrus and hops.
- Athletic Brewing Fruited Fields: berry and white grapefruit, a limited edition.
Like it fruity? Try our non-alcoholic sour beers or wheat beers, or browse all of our non-alcoholic beer.
FAQs
A radler is beer mixed with lemonade or fruit juice. The name comes from the German word for cyclist, and it was made to be light and thirst-quenching.
Yes. It is one of the easiest beers to drink, light and fizzy with lemon or fruit.
Grolsch Lemon Radler 0.0% and Athletic Brewing's Ripe Pursuit and Fruited Fields.
A radler is lighter and fruitier, because beer is blended with lemonade or juice. It is usually less bitter than a lager or pale ale, which makes it easy to drink.
It suits hot days, patios, barbecues and after a workout, since it was made to be thirst-quenching. Athletic Brewing Fruited Fields adds berries and citrus, and Grolsch Lemon Radler keeps it simple with lemon.