BrewDog Hazy Jane AF alcohol free
Hazy IPA

Alcohol-Free BrewDog Hazy Jane AF

By BrewDog · UK

8.0
Unhopped Score
0.5%
ABV
14
kcal / 100ml

BrewDog’s unfiltered hazy IPA goes alcohol-free. Mango, pineapple and zesty citrus aromas with a smooth, tropical palate and gentle malt backbone.

Not in stock at Dry Drinker or Wise Bartender when we checked in October 2026.

Tasting notes and what to expect

Hazy Jane AF is BrewDog's alcohol-free take on their hazy IPA — the same hazy NEIPA template that drives the highest-rated AF beers in the UK, brewed at 0.5% ABV to BrewDog's commercial scale. It's their answer to the soft, juicy, low-bitterness end of AF IPA, where Punk AF and Nanny State sit on the hoppier-bitterer side.

Appearance and aroma: Properly hazy — full opacity, pale-yellow-to-golden, fluffy white head. Big juicy aroma: mango, pineapple, mandarin orange, with a soft cereal-grain note from the oat-and-wheat grist underneath. Aroma-led rather than bitterness-led, in the hazy IPA tradition.

Palate and finish: Medium-to-full body — softer mouthfeel than Punk AF, with the characteristic pillowy texture of a well-made hazy. Tropical fruit flavours run through the middle, with low perceived bitterness (much lower than Punk AF or Nanny State), finishing softly rather than with a sharp bite. The closest BrewDog gets to the modern juice-bomb hazy template.

Food pairings: Works with the foods hazy IPAs traditionally pair with — fried chicken, spicy ramen, Asian-leaning dishes, soft cheeses, fruit-led desserts. The fruit-forward profile bridges savoury and sweet pairings well.

How it compares: Less aggressive than Punk AF or Nanny State, but slightly less polished than Northern Monk Holy Faith or Lucky Saint Hazy IPA in the dedicated-AF-craft tier. The AF hazy IPA most likely to be on a UK supermarket shelf, which is its strength — broad availability with credible craft credentials. See the hazy IPA hub for the full category.

Flavour Profile

Bitterness3/5
Citrus4/5
Sweetness3/5
Malt2/5
Body3/5

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Frequently asked questions

Is Hazy Jane AF a hazy IPA or just a hazy pale ale?
BrewDog label it a hazy IPA — and at 0.5% ABV it sits in the AF IPA category by intention rather than by full-strength ABV (the original Hazy Jane is 5%). For the distinction between hazy IPA and hazy pale ale in alcohol-free, see our hazy IPA vs pale ale explainer.
Is Hazy Jane AF really 0.5% ABV?
Yes — within UK and EU "alcohol-free" labelling thresholds. The full-strength Hazy Jane is 5.0% ABV, so the AF version is one of the bigger AF-versus-original ABV gaps in BrewDog's range.
How many calories are in Hazy Jane AF?
BrewDog Hazy Jane AF has 14 kcal per 100ml (about 46 kcal per 330ml), from the label figures we checked in October 2026. That puts it at the lighter end of the 13 alcohol-free hazy IPAs with a published figure in our calorie comparison tool, which compares every beer per 100ml.
What's the difference between Hazy Jane AF and Lucky Saint Hazy IPA?
Both are AF hazy IPAs at 0.5% ABV. Hazy Jane AF is broader-distributed (most supermarkets) and a slightly more commercial recipe. Lucky Saint Hazy IPA is more polished on body and dry-hop expression but harder to find outside specialist retailers. They're close enough that personal taste decides — blind, most drinkers have to think hard to tell them apart.