Ambar Triple Zero Radler bottle
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Ambar Triple Zero Radler

By Ambar · Spain

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0.0%
ABV
12.8
kcal per 100ml

Ambar’s 0.0% radler: half alcohol-free beer, half lemon soft drink made with 6% lemon juice from concentrate and sweetened with sucralose and acesulfame K rather than sugar. It has 12.8 kcal per 100ml. It isn’t sold in the UK at the moment.

Not currently sold in the UK. We couldn’t find a UK retailer selling it when we checked in October 2026. In Spain, Ambar sells it in 250ml bottles and 330ml cans.
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What is Triple Zero Radler?

Triple Zero Radler replaced Ambar Radler 0,0: “nuestra Ambar Radler 0,0 ahora es Triple Zero”, says Ambar. It’s a mix of 50% alcohol-free beer and 50% lemon soft drink, and Ambar describes, in our translation, “very pleasant notes on the nose and palate”, refreshing on the palate. It recommends serving it at 2 to 4°C.

The lemon half is carbonated water with 6% lemon juice from concentrate, sweetened with sucralose and acesulfame K, so the label shows no sugar. Ambar’s figures are 12.8 kcal and 2.6g of carbohydrate per 100ml.

It isn’t the same as Ambar Radler, Ambar’s 2.5% radler, which has 47 kcal and 6.2g of sugar per 100ml.

We couldn’t find it on sale in the UK when we checked. Our guide to fruit beers, radlers and shandies has ones you can buy.

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Flavour Profile

A guide based on the style and Ambar’s recipe (half lemon soft drink) and its description (refreshing), to help you compare at a glance — not a definitive tasting.

Bitterness1/5
Citrus4/5
Sweetness3/5
Malt1/5
Body2/5

Nutrition

Typical valuesPer 100mlPer 330ml can
Energy53.8 kJ / 12.8 kcalabout 178 kJ / 42 kcal
Fat0g0g
of which saturates0g0g
Carbohydrate2.6gabout 8.6g
of which sugars0g0g
Fibre1.2gabout 4g
Protein0g0g
Salt0g0g

Per-100ml figures from Ambar’s product page, checked October 2026. Per-pack figures are our own sums from the 100ml figures.

Key facts

Official nameAmbar® Triple Zero® Radler (it replaced Ambar Radler 0,0)
BreweryAmbar, Spain
StyleRadler: half alcohol-free beer, half lemon soft drink
ABV0.0% vol, as labelled
Pack250ml bottles and 330ml cans in Spain
Calories12.8 kcal per 100ml; about 42 per 330ml can
Carbohydrate2.6g per 100ml
Sugar0g per 100ml
Ingredients50% alcohol-free beer (water, barley malt, hops) and 50% lemon soft drink (carbonated water, 6% lemon juice from concentrate, fibre, stabilisers E414 and E445, sweeteners sucralose and acesulfame K, colour lutein E161b, flavourings), according to Ambar
AllergensBarley malt (gluten)
VeganNot stated by Ambar
GlutenContains barley malt; not labelled gluten-free
How it’s madeThe beer half is fully fermented, then de-alcoholised by vacuum distillation, Ambar says, and blended with the lemon soft drink
BrewedZaragoza, Spain (Ambar doesn’t say which of its two sites)
UK availabilityNot currently sold in the UK

Sources: Ambar’s product and shop pages, checked October 2026. The label on the can or bottle is always the final word.

How Triple Zero Radler sits in the Ambar range

BeerStyleABVPer 100mlUnhopped scoreUK status
Ambar Triple ZeroLager0.0%18.6 kcalNot yet ratedListed at Dry Drinker, sold out
Triple Zero TostadaToasted lager (tostada)0.0%18.6 kcal7.5Not currently sold in the UK
Triple Zero Radler (this beer)Radler: half alcohol-free beer, half lemon soft drink0.0%12.8 kcalNot yet ratedNot currently sold in the UK

The Ambar beers in our directory, checked October 2026. Scores are Unhopped ratings out of 10. Ambar’s Triple Zero range also includes Triple Zero Sin Gluten and Triple Zero Probiótica, which aren’t in our directory.

About Ambar

Ambar has brewed in Zaragoza since 1900. It belongs to Grupo Agora, which calls itself an independent, family-owned brewing group and also owns Moritz. Ambar says it made Spain’s first alcohol-free beer, Ambar Sin, in 1976. Its 0.0% beers now carry the Triple Zero name, and Ambar says they’re fully fermented and then de-alcoholised by vacuum distillation.

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Frequently asked questions

How many calories are in Ambar Triple Zero Radler?
Triple Zero Radler has 12.8 kcal per 100ml, according to Ambar’s product page. That’s about 42 kcal a 330ml can. The label shows no sugar. The beers we class as alcohol-free lagers run from 4 to 36 kcal per 100ml in our calorie comparison tool.
Is Ambar Triple Zero Radler alcohol-free?
Yes. Ambar labels it 0.0% vol, which is within the 0.05% limit that UK government guidance sets for calling a drink ‘alcohol-free’. Ambar says the beer half is fully fermented and then de-alcoholised by distillation under high vacuum at low temperature. More in our 0.0% vs 0.5% guide.
Is Ambar Triple Zero Radler vegan and gluten-free?
Ambar doesn’t say whether it’s vegan. It isn’t gluten-free: the beer half is brewed with barley malt. See our gluten-free alcohol-free beer guide for beers labelled gluten-free.
Where is Ambar Triple Zero Radler brewed?
In Zaragoza, Spain. Ambar’s main brewery is a plant at La Cartuja that opened in 2019; its original 1900 site in the San José district is also a museum and visitor centre. Ambar doesn’t say which site makes its alcohol-free beers.
Can I buy Ambar Triple Zero Radler in the UK?
Not at the moment. We couldn’t find a UK retailer selling it when we checked in October 2026, and Dry Drinker and Wise Bartender don’t list it. Our guide to fruit beers, radlers and shandies has ones you can order.
Does Ambar Triple Zero Radler contain sugar or sweeteners?
Its label shows no sugar. The lemon half is sweetened with sucralose and acesulfame K, according to Ambar’s ingredient list.
Is it the same as Ambar Radler?
No. Ambar Radler is the 2.5% version, with 47 kcal and 6.2g of sugar per 100ml. Triple Zero Radler is 0.0%, with 12.8 kcal and no sugar on the label.