Lost Pier Nitro Stout alcohol free
Stout✓ Independent

Alcohol-Free Lost Pier Nitro Stout

By Lost Pier · UK

—
Not yet rated
0.5%
ABV
–
kcal not published

Nitrogen-brewed for smooth creamy texture. Gentle coffee and cocoa notes with softened bitterness.

Buy Lost Pier Nitro Stout on Dry Drinker →Also at Wise Bartender →

Affiliate links — we earn a small commission at no cost to you

New addition — we’ve just added this beer to the directory and our full tasting review is coming soon.

Flavour Profile

Bitterness3/5
Citrus0/5
Sweetness2/5
Malt4/5
Body4/5

About Lost Pier

Based in the UK, producing some of the finest alcohol-free beers available.

See all Lost Pier beers →
Rate Lost Pier Nitro Stout on Unhopped

Track every beer, discover your taste archetype, join the community.

📱 Get the app

The story behind Lost Pier Nitro Stout

Nitrogenation at 0.5% is still rare — and it’s a genuinely clever fix for alcohol-free stout’s classic weakness, thin body. Lost Pier’s nitro pour delivers that smooth, creamy cascade with gentle coffee and cocoa beneath, softening bitterness the way a Guinness surge does.

It comes from a brewery whose whole AF approach is balance over gimmick — which makes the nitro choice feel like engineering rather than theatre.

Serve it cool with a hard pour to wake the nitrogen, then let it settle like a proper stout should. Compare it with Trzech Kumpli’s nitro oatmeal for the category’s smoothest head-to-head; more on our Lost Pier hub.

More Alcohol-Free Stouts

View all alcohol-free Stouts →

More from Lost Pier

Frequently asked questions

How many calories are in Lost Pier Nitro Stout?
We couldn’t find a published calorie figure for Lost Pier Nitro Stout, either from Lost Pier or on a retailer’s nutrition label, when we checked in October 2026, so we don’t quote one. Alcohol-free stouts and porters with a published figure range from 17 to 32 kcal per 100ml in our calorie comparison tool.
Is Lost Pier Nitro Stout really alcohol-free at 0.5%?
Lost Pier Nitro Stout is 0.5% ABV. UK government guidance (which is voluntary) reserves 'alcohol-free' for 0.05% or below, so technically that's low alcohol, or de-alcoholised if the alcohol was removed after brewing — though 0.5% is comparable to the trace alcohol found naturally in ripe fruit or fresh orange juice. We explain the difference in our 0.0% vs 0.5% guide.
Where can I buy Lost Pier Nitro Stout in the UK?
Lost Pier Nitro Stout was in stock at Dry Drinker and Wise Bartender, two UK alcohol-free specialists, when we checked in October 2026; the buttons on this page go to both (affiliate links). Specialist retailers carry a far wider AF range than supermarkets and ship nationwide.