Collider Peach Lager can
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Collider Peach Lager

By Collider · UK

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Not yet rated
0.5%
ABV
29
kcal / 100ml

Collider’s newest beer: its lager “cut with real peach juice”, Collider says, for “a hint of peachy sweetness”. It’s 0.5%, the only place we found it online is Collider’s own shop, and the can gives 29 kcal per 100ml.

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

In stock. Collider’s own shop is the only place we found it online: 12 cans for £30, 24 for £57 or 48 for £102 on 27 October 2026, or four cans in its £10 Trial Box for new customers. Morrisons, Dry Drinker and Wise Bartender don’t sell it.
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What is Collider Peach Lager?

Peach Lager is the third Collider beer, after Lager and Session IPA, and Collider’s homepage still labels it new. Collider calls it “Our signature 0.5% Lager cut with real peach juice”, though its product listing gives the peach as peach syrup.

Collider’s tasting note: “Crisp, soft, more-ish with a hint of peachy sweetness.” It pours a clear golden amber, Collider says. Collider doesn’t name the hops.

Like every Collider beer, it contains what Collider calls its Unwind Blend: L-theanine, lion’s mane and ashwagandha, according to Collider’s ingredient lists. We review the beer as a beer, so we don’t repeat Collider’s claims about what the blend does, and Collider doesn’t publish how much of each blend ingredient a can contains.

The can’s nutrition panel gives 29 kcal and 4.8g of sugars per 100ml, about 96 kcal a can by our sums; Collider’s online listing doesn’t give a figure for Peach Lager itself (its website says its beers start from 36 calories a can). The can puts peach syrup at 3% of the beer, with peach juice from concentrate making up 25% of the syrup, and it lists barley but not wheat, though Collider’s online listing names both. Collider says it’s vegan, and gluten-free because the gluten is removed during brewing. We haven’t scored it yet. For other fruit-led lagers, see our guide to fruit beers and radlers.

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Flavour Profile

A guide based on the style and Collider’s tasting note (crisp and soft, with a hint of peachy sweetness), to help you compare at a glance — not a definitive tasting.

Bitterness1/5
Citrus2/5
Sweetness3/5
Malt2/5
Body2/5

Nutrition

Typical valuesPer 100mlPer 330ml can
Energy121 kJ / 29 kcalabout 399 kJ / 96 kcal
Fat<0.5g<1.7g
of which saturates<0.1g<0.4g
Carbohydrate6.9gabout 22.8g
of which sugars4.8gabout 15.8g
Protein<0.5g<1.7g
Salt<0.01g<0.04g

Per-100ml figures from the nutrition panel on the can (our photo of the label), November 2026. Per-pack figures are our own sums from the 100ml figures. Collider’s online listing doesn’t give a figure for Peach Lager.

Key facts

Official namePeach Lager
BreweryCollider, UK
StyleLager with peach
ABV0.5% ABV, Collider’s page says; it also says its beer is always under 0.5%
Pack330ml can (12, 24 or 48 from Collider)
Calories29 kcal per 100ml; about 96 per 330ml can
IngredientsWater, barley, peach syrup (3%) (sugar, water, peach juice from concentrate (25%), acid: citric acid, natural flavouring, colour: plain caramel, fruit and vegetable concentrates: black carrot and elderberry), hops, yeast, Unwind Blend (L-theanine, lion’s mane, ashwagandha), preservative: potassium sorbate, as listed on the can
HopsNot named by Collider
AllergensBarley, on the can; Collider’s online listing gives barley and wheat
VeganYes, Collider says
GlutenCollider says it’s gluten-free: its can lists barley (Collider’s online listing adds wheat), and Collider says the gluten is removed during brewing. Collider doesn’t publish a gluten test result or a certification
How it’s madeNot stated for Peach Lager; in 2024 Collider said its beer is brewed to low strength, with fermentation ending early
BrewedNot stated for Peach Lager; in 2024 Collider said its beer is contract brewed in the UK, outside London
UK availabilityIn stock at Collider’s own shop

Sources: Collider’s website and shop data, Morrisons, Dry Drinker and The Drinks Business, checked October 2026; the can’s ingredient list and nutrition panel, photographed November 2026. The label on the can or bottle is always the final word.

How Collider Peach Lager sits in the Collider range

BeerStyleABVPer 100mlUnhopped scoreUK status
Collider LagerLager0.5%11 kcalNot yet ratedIn stock at Collider and Morrisons
Collider Session IPAPale ale; Collider calls it a Session IPA0.5%18 kcalNot yet ratedIn stock at Collider, Morrisons and Dry Drinker
Collider Peach Lager (this beer)Lager with peach0.5%29 kcalNot yet ratedIn stock at Collider’s own shop

The Collider beers in our directory, checked October 2026; Peach Lager’s calories are from its can, photographed in November 2026. Scores are Unhopped ratings out of 10. Collider also sells mixed packs of the three, and a four-can Trial Box.

About Collider

Collider is a London alcohol-free beer brand that Harry Cooke set up in 2022 and launched in February 2024. Its three beers, Lager, Session IPA and Peach Lager, are brewed by a UK contract brewer, and each contains a blend of L-theanine, lion’s mane and ashwagandha that Collider calls its Unwind Blend. Read our interview with founder Harry Cooke.

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Frequently asked questions

How many calories are in Collider Peach Lager?
29 kcal per 100ml, according to the can’s nutrition panel, or about 96 kcal a 330ml can by our sums; Collider’s online listing doesn’t give a figure for it. The beers we class as alcohol-free lagers run from 4 to 36 kcal per 100ml in our calorie comparison tool.
Is Collider Peach Lager alcohol-free?
Collider’s Peach Lager page calls it “Our signature 0.5% Lager cut with real peach juice”, and also says its beer is always under 0.5%. UK government guidance currently reserves the term ‘alcohol-free’ for 0.05% ABV or below, but that guidance is voluntary, and many 0.5% beers are sold in the UK as alcohol-free. More in our 0.0% vs 0.5% guide.
Is Collider Peach Lager vegan and gluten-free?
Collider says it’s vegan. It also says it’s gluten-free: its can lists barley (Collider’s online listing adds wheat), and Collider says the gluten is removed during brewing. Collider doesn’t publish a gluten test result or a certification. See our gluten-free alcohol-free beer guide.
Where is Collider Peach Lager brewed?
Collider doesn’t say for Peach Lager, which came out after its last public comments on brewing. In 2024 it told The Drinks Business that its beer is contract brewed to its own recipes in the UK, outside London, and that an agreement stops either side from naming the brewery. Collider itself is based in London.
Where can I buy Collider Peach Lager in the UK?
Online, only from Collider’s own shop, as far as we found: 12 cans for £30, 24 for £57 or 48 for £102 on 27 October 2026, with free delivery over £35, or four cans in its £10 Trial Box for new customers. Morrisons, Dry Drinker, Wise Bartender, Tesco and Sainsbury’s don’t sell it.
Is Collider Peach Lager sweet?
Collider describes it as crisp and soft with “a hint of peachy sweetness”. The can lists peach syrup (3% of the beer) and gives 4.8g of sugars per 100ml.
What is in Collider’s Unwind Blend?
Three ingredients, according to Collider’s ingredient lists: L-theanine, lion’s mane and ashwagandha. Collider doesn’t publish how much of each a can contains. We review Collider’s beers as beers, so we don’t cover its claims about what the blend does.