Alcohol-Free Kaiserdom Lemon
By Kaiserdom · Germany
Half Kellerbier, half lemon soft drink, Kaiserdom says: a 0.0% radler-style mix from Bamberg. The Alcohol Free Co and Dry Drinker sell it as a wheat beer brewed with natural lemon flavour.
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A guide based on the style and our tasting notes, Kaiserdom’s description (half Kellerbier, half lemon soft drink) and the shops’ (citrus zest, banana and clove), to help you compare at a glance — not a definitive tasting.
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The story behind Kaiserdom Lemon
From the largest of Bamberg’s twelve breweries — brewing since 1718, family-owned since 1910, and making alcohol-free beer since 1982, it says — comes this radler-style mix: 50% Kellerbier and 50% lemon soft drink, Kaiserdom says, though the UK shops call it a wheat beer.
The Alcohol Free Co and Dry Drinker describe banana and clove yeast notes with citrus zest, though Kaiserdom says the beer half is a Kellerbier, not a wheat beer; the lemon brings the sunshine. Together they make one of the most refreshing 0.0-adjacent drinks on the shelf, and a great gateway for people who claim not to like beer.
Serve icy in the biggest glass you own, preferably outdoors. Its pink sibling Pink Grapefruit is even fruitier; the Kaiserdom hub has the Bamberg backstory.
