Bellwoods Non-Alcoholic Jelly King
By Bellwoods Brewery · Canada
The 0.5% version of Jelly King, Bellwoods’ dry-hopped sour from Toronto, made “in Jelly King’s image”, with “predominantly peachy characteristics brought on by mixed fermentation”, the brewery says.
At 0.5% ABV, this isn’t alcohol-free under UK guidance, which keeps the term for 0.05% or less. We list it with alcohol-free beers, as UK shops do. How UK labels work
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What is Non-Alcoholic Jelly King?
Bellwoods is a Toronto brewery founded in 2012 by Mike Clark and Luke Pestl. Jelly King, its dry-hopped sour, is one of its best-sellers, Good Beer Hunting reported, and this non-alcoholic version followed in 2023.
Bellwoods says it sours the base of the non-alcoholic version the same way as the full-strength beer, so a lot of the flavour comes from the yeast and bacteria, with “predominantly peachy characteristics brought on by mixed fermentation”. The Alcohol Free Co describes a golden, hazy sour with citrus, tropical fruit and tart acidity.
Nobody publishes its calories that we could find. We haven’t scored it yet.
Flavour Profile
A guide based on the style and Bellwoods’ and The Alcohol Free Co’s descriptions (peachy, citrus and tropical fruit, tart acidity), to help you compare at a glance — not a definitive tasting.
Key facts
| Official name | Non-Alcoholic Jelly King Dry Hopped Sour |
|---|---|
| Brewery | Bellwoods Brewery, Canada |
| Style | Dry-hopped sour |
| ABV | 0.5% ABV, Bellwoods says |
| Pack | 473ml cans: singles and cases at The Alcohol Free Co; cases at Dry Drinker |
| Calories | Not published by the brewer or the shops we checked |
| Ingredients | Not published by Bellwoods; a Canadian shop lists water, malted barley, wheat, oats, hops and yeast |
| Allergens | Barley, wheat and oats, Bellwoods says |
| Vegan | Not stated |
| Gluten | It isn’t gluten-free: it’s brewed with barley, wheat and oats |
| How it’s made | Bellwoods sours the base the same way as the full-strength Jelly King, with a mixed fermentation; it doesn’t say how it keeps the alcohol down |
| Brewed | In Toronto, as far as Bellwoods says |
| UK availability | In stock at The Alcohol Free Co and Dry Drinker |
Sources: Bellwoods’ own website, Upside Drinks, The Alcohol Free Co and Dry Drinker, checked October 2026. The label on the can or bottle is always the final word.
How Non-Alcoholic Jelly King sits in the Bellwoods Brewery range
| Beer | Style | ABV | Per 100ml | Unhopped score | UK status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Non-Alcoholic Jelly King (this beer) | Dry-hopped sour | 0.5% | Not published | Not yet rated | In stock at The Alcohol Free Co and Dry Drinker |
| Jelly King Raspberry & Blackberry | Fruited dry-hopped sour | 0.5% | Not published | Not yet rated | In stock at The Alcohol Free Co and Dry Drinker |
The Bellwoods Brewery beers in our directory, checked October 2026. Scores are Unhopped ratings out of 10. Bellwoods doesn’t publish calorie figures that we could find.
About Bellwoods Brewery
Bellwoods is a Toronto brewery founded in 2012, known for Jelly King, its dry-hopped sour. It makes non-alcoholic versions of Jelly King at 0.5%.
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