AWARD-WINNING
Our beers have even won awards when tasted against "full-strength" beers.
Let customers speak for us
A lovely smooth ale with a lovely taste.Wish you could've got these non alcoholic beers years ago.Thanks Infinite.
Just tried this and very impressed…normally drink the zero lagers and stout but this makes a nice change…well done!
And a good flavor plus if you buy 48 cans it's a reasonable price.
The original Infinite pale was good, this is definitely better. Non-alcoholic beer generally is getting better and better.
Proved to be a real winner, along with other beers from Infinite Session!
One of the best AF beers around, great value and great taste
Delicious IPA at lower strength. Whereas you can tell zeros are zero from the first mouthful this could be a hoppy 4% session IPA.
I absolutely love this and ordered a case as soon as I heard about it. 2.5% is exactly where I want my beer to be these days for that all important and highly tactical 5pm refresher. Well done, any chance of a Hazy at this strength?
Love this product so much. Alcohol free. Gluten free. Guilt free. You genuinely forget it’s not the real thing.
Slight problem with the order and the courier. Resolved straight away Very good communication.
As for the beer, I’ve tried lots and it’s the best yet. Very true to taste. If you like an IPA try it, you will not be disappointed. Chill for a summer refresher and warm for colder days. It works perfectly in both situations.
The only problem now is what to do with a fridge full alcohol free beers I don’t want to drink.
"Satisfyingly rich, smooth and rounded, with appealing notes of Apricot and Mango.
And only 36 calories."
"A juicy, well-rounded mouthfeel that should satisfy even the most hop-minded of beer drinkers."
"This is arguably the beeriest non-alcoholic beer available in London right now. Refreshing and full-bodied."
"Lightly bready and full of herbaceous hops. Hits the spot after a hard workout. 82/100."
Family OWNED
Brothers Tom & Chris started Infinite Session due to a desire for AF beers that actually tasted like beer.
