Cornet Oaked Alcohol-Free bottle
Wheat Beer

Cornet Oaked Alcohol-Free

By Cornet · Belgium

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Not yet rated
0.3%
ABV
25
kcal per 100ml

The 0.3% version of Cornet Oaked, the oaked Belgian blond from Brouwerij De Hoorn, part of Palm: “volmondig, subtiele vanille toets, fruitig en aangenaam bitter”, full-bodied, with a subtle touch of vanilla, fruity and pleasantly bitter, Albert Heijn’s listing says. 25 kcal per 100ml.

At 0.3% 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

Sold out at the shops we link to. When we checked on 31 October 2026, The Alcohol Free Co had sold out of every size, from single bottles (listed at £3.61) to cases of 24, and Dry Drinker of every case. Wise Bartender doesn’t list it, and we didn’t check the UK supermarkets.
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What is Oaked Alcohol-Free?

Cornet is the oaked blond of Brouwerij De Hoorn in Steenhuffel, which Palm bought in 2014, Beer52 reported; Palm is owned by the Dutch group Royal Swinkels. The full-strength Cornet Oaked is 8.5%; this alcohol-free version followed in 2021, in bottles and cans, and Albert Heijn now lists it as “Cornet Alcoholfree”.

The Alcohol Free Co and the Dutch shop Alcoholvrij Bierhuis say it’s Cornet Oaked with the alcohol removed, then oaked again with oak chips; the ingredient list at Albert Heijn and Colruyt declares oak extract. Both may apply. Albert Heijn’s listing credits its flavour to “de rijping op eikenhouten snippers”, maturing on oak chips. The Alcohol Free Co describes a soft wood character, a gentle vanilla note and a smooth, creamy finish, “fuller and more rounded than a simple lager”.

Albert Heijn’s listing gives 25 kcal per 100ml, with 1.5g of sugars, from the brewer’s product data: about 83 kcal a bottle (our sum). We haven’t scored it yet.

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Flavour Profile

A guide based on the style and Albert Heijn’s and The Alcohol Free Co’s descriptions (full-bodied, vanilla, fruity, pleasantly bitter, soft wood), to help you compare at a glance — not a definitive tasting.

Bitterness2/5
Citrus1/5
Sweetness3/5
Malt3/5
Body3/5

Nutrition

Typical valuesPer 100mlPer 330ml bottle
Energy107 kJ / 25 kcalabout 353 kJ / 83 kcal
Fat0g0g
of which saturates0g0g
Carbohydrate5.8gabout 19.1g
of which sugars1.5gabout 5g
Protein0.3gabout 1g
Salt0g0g

Per-100ml figures from Albert Heijn’s Dutch and Belgian listings, from Brouwerij De Hoorn / Palm’s product data, checked October 2026. Per-pack figures are our own sums from the 100ml figures.

Key facts

Official nameCornet Oaked Alcohol-Free (Albert Heijn now lists it as “Cornet Alcoholfree”)
BreweryCornet, Belgium
StyleOaked Belgian blond: “Een Blond belgisch speciaalbier”, a blond Belgian speciality beer, Albert Heijn says (we file Belgian ales with our wheat beers)
ABV0.3% ABV, Albert Heijn’s listings and the shops say; Albert Heijn files it as “alcoholarm”, low-alcohol beer
Pack330ml bottles, listed at The Alcohol Free Co and Dry Drinker (sold out at both); also made in cans and, since September 2026, on draught, made-in.be reported
Calories25 kcal per 100ml, with 1.5g of sugars, Albert Heijn’s listings say (from the brewer’s product data); about 83 per 330ml bottle (our sum)
IngredientsWater, barley malt, glucose syrup, wheat malt, hops, hop extract, oak extract and natural flavouring, the label data at Albert Heijn and Colruyt says
Bitterness21 IBU, a Dutch shop says
AllergensBarley and wheat (cereals containing gluten), Albert Heijn’s listing says
VeganNot stated
GlutenIt isn’t gluten-free: it’s brewed with barley and wheat malt
How it’s madeThe Alcohol Free Co and the Dutch shop Alcoholvrij Bierhuis say it’s Cornet Oaked with the alcohol removed, then oaked again with oak chips; the ingredient list at Albert Heijn and Colruyt declares oak extract. Both may apply
BrewedIn Belgium (“Gebrouwen in België”), by Brouwerij De Hoorn / Palm at Steenhuffel, Albert Heijn’s listing says
UK availabilityListed by The Alcohol Free Co and Dry Drinker, but sold out at both

Sources: Albert Heijn, Colruyt, made-in.be, Beer52, Alcoholvrij Bierhuis, The Alcohol Free Co and Dry Drinker, checked October 2026. The label on the can or bottle is always the final word.

How Oaked Alcohol-Free sits in the Cornet range

BeerStyleABVPer 100mlUnhopped scoreUK status
Oaked Alcohol-Free (this beer)Oaked Belgian blond: “Een Blond belgisch speciaalbier”, a blond Belgian speciality beer, Albert Heijn says (we file Belgian ales with our wheat beers)0.3%25 kcalNot yet ratedListed by The Alcohol Free Co and Dry Drinker, but sold out at both

The Cornet beers in our directory, checked October 2026. Scores are Unhopped ratings out of 10. Calories are from the Dutch and Belgian label data, as Albert Heijn prints it.

About Cornet

Cornet is an oaked Belgian blond from Brouwerij De Hoorn in Steenhuffel, part of Palm, which the Dutch group Royal Swinkels owns. Its alcohol-free version is 0.3%; Albert Heijn now lists it as Cornet Alcoholfree.

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Frequently asked questions

How many calories are in Cornet Oaked Alcohol-Free?
Oaked Alcohol-Free has 25 kcal per 100ml, according to Albert Heijn’s Dutch and Belgian listings, from Brouwerij De Hoorn / Palm’s product data. That’s about 83 kcal a 330ml bottle. It has 1.5g of sugar per 100ml. The Dutch shop Alcoholvrij Bierhuis also gives 25 kcal per 100ml. The beers we class as alcohol-free wheat beers run from 13 to 42 kcal per 100ml in our calorie comparison tool.
Is Cornet Oaked Alcohol-Free alcohol-free?
It’s 0.3% ABV, according to Albert Heijn’s Dutch and Belgian listings and the UK shops. UK government guidance, which is voluntary, keeps the term alcohol-free for 0.05% ABV or below, though many beers up to 0.5% are sold in the UK as alcohol-free. Albert Heijn files it as “alcoholarm”, low-alcohol beer. More in our 0.0% vs 0.5% guide.
Is Cornet Oaked Alcohol-Free vegan and gluten-free?
Nobody says whether it’s vegan. It isn’t gluten-free: it’s brewed with barley and wheat malt. See our gluten-free alcohol-free beer guide.
Where is Cornet Oaked Alcohol-Free brewed?
In Belgium, by Brouwerij De Hoorn / Palm, at Steenhuffeldorp 3, Steenhuffel, Albert Heijn’s listing says; it doesn’t say which brewhouse there. Palm is wholly owned by Royal Swinkels, the Dutch family-owned brewing group (formerly Bavaria), which took a majority stake in 2016 and the rest in 2021, according to Wikipedia, so Cornet isn’t independent.
Can I buy Cornet Oaked Alcohol-Free in the UK?
The Alcohol Free Co and Dry Drinker list it, but both had sold out of every size when we checked on 31 October 2026. Wise Bartender doesn’t list it, and we didn’t check the UK supermarkets.
Is Cornet Alcoholfree the same beer as Cornet Oaked Alcohol-Free?
Albert Heijn now lists a “Cornet Alcoholfree”, at 0.3%, from the same brewer, and shows its older “Cornet Oaked blond alcohol-free” listing as no longer in its range. That looks like a new name for the same beer, but that’s our reading; the brewer hasn’t said so that we could find.
How does alcohol-free Cornet get its oak flavour?
The Alcohol Free Co and the Dutch shop Alcoholvrij Bierhuis say it’s Cornet Oaked with the alcohol removed, then oaked again with oak chips; the ingredient list at Albert Heijn and Colruyt declares oak extract. Both may apply.