Go Brewing12 Mixed Pack - Non-Alcoholic Craft Brew - Small Batch Brew - Classic Ingredients - Non Alcoholic Assorted Variety Pack - Low-Calorie, NA Brew - Ideal for Any Occasion (12 oz, 12 Pack)

I think I found my beer. A Double IPA make with Simcoe, Mosaic and Citra hops, The Story by Go Brewing has a familiar flavor that I crave in a beer. It has the bitterness you want from a good IPA and all the West Coast dank hop flavors. There’s good body, decent aromatics and a pleasing color. The hops hang around long enough to let you know they were there and leave you ready for more just as they begin to fade. Not much more to say, if you love IPAs, especially the West Coast dank variety, then do yourself a favor and buy some. Actually, do you self a real favor and buy a lot, because when there’s no alcohol to hold you back, I could see drinking a lot of these at a bbq.Note I’m going to give this a 9 for now, but only because this beer exceeded my expectations to the point where I realize there could be something even better.Rating: 9/10

As a former homebrewer/beer snob who was diagnosed with Celiac disease and high blood sugar later in life, it is a constant challenge to find gluten-free, low-calorie beers that actually taste like beer. Folks, this is it! I don't even miss the alcohol. I can once again enjoy a great beer with none of the side effects. Highly recommended.

This 12-pack offers excellent variety for discovering your preferred NA IPA style. While not every beer hit the mark for my palate, I found 3-4 genuine standouts that I'd happily order again.**The Winners:**The hazy IPAs in this pack shine brightest, delivering that creamy mouthfeel and tropical hop character reminiscent of traditional New England IPAs like Bell's Official or Stone Hazy IPA. One particular standout rivals Two Roads Two Juicy IPA in its bold citrus-forward profile, with notes of grapefruit and mango that don't feel compromised by the alcohol removal process.**The Mixed Bag:**The West Coast style offerings were more hit-or-miss. While they capture the piney, resinous qualities of classics like Stone IPA or Lagunitas, some lacked the balanced malt backbone that prevents harsh bitterness.**Value Proposition:**At roughly $2-3 per can, this pack serves as an affordable "flight" experience. You'll likely find 2-3 favorites worth ordering in full cases, making it a smart investment for NA beer explorers.**Bottom Line:**Perfect for those transitioning to NA beers or seeking variety. While personal preferences will vary, I guarantee you'll find at least one beer in this pack worth reordering. The hazy options particularly impressed, standing toe-to-toe with alcoholic counterparts.*Helpful tip: Chill thoroughly and pour into a glass to maximize hop aromatics.*

I was surprised at how good this beer is. I can’t expect myself. I heard non-alcoholic but these craft beers are excellent and I honestly can’t tell it’s not alcoholic. Less calories also. I would recommend this beer to all my friends, especially if they need to remain sober. Better for you and you can still socialize with a beer. Before I found this beer, I was only drinking iced tea. Even the Germans are drinking nonalcoholic beer. This is recommended. Go!

I like a good scotch, a good red wine, a good German beer but as we age we need to reduce alcohol but like the taste of beer. I've tried all the different NA beers and this takes the lead for taste, variety and more...I recently had friends over and I poured red solo cups with different GO NA beers, the 7 or 8 friends all tasted and enjoyed the tastes. Hahaha, I didn’t tell anyone it was NA until we were sitting in a restaurant eating lunch, everyone over 60 had the same revelation, this isn't the NA beers of early '80s.I now keep a case on hand always for when friends stop by...

I was extremely skeptical of this. I was diagnosed with celiac disease 6 to 7 years ago so since then I’ve been completely gluten-free. Recently I realize I may be consuming more alcohol than I thought I was so I decided to step back from it completely but like other people I do enjoy the taste of beer. I decided to go searching to see if a non-alcoholic gluten-free beer exists. To my surprise, it did! As a person that has been gluten-free for the past many years, I’ve learned to not get my expectations too high for gluten-free anything. I have to say I was extremely surprised that this tasted and smelled amazing! I do wish I could try the other flavors that do have gluten in them, but I can speak for the gluten-free flavors and say they are amazing and they have gained a customer!

The Story Double IPAI guess this is what could be called a very vegetal or sulphuric like odor which can be normal with some hops. Unfortunately kind of spoils the experience when drinking