Alcohol-Free Lowlander Pumpkin Weizen
By Lowlander · Netherlands
A seasonal wheat beer brewed with pumpkin from Dutch botanical brewery Lowlander. PS Foodservice lists it with pumpkin and spiced orange.
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
Not sold on its own by The Alcohol Free Co, Dry Drinker or Wise Bartender when we checked on 1 November 2026.
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A guide based on the style and PS Foodservice’s description (“pumpkin and spiced orange”) and the Albert Heijn and PS Foodservice ingredient lists (pumpkin, orange, cinnamon, ginger, cardamom), to help you compare at a glance — not a definitive tasting.
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The story behind Pumpkin Weizen
A pumpkin wheat beer from Amsterdam’s botanical brewery is exactly as unusual as it sounds — and very Lowlander. Founder Frederik Kampman previously worked in breweries and in gin and genever distilleries, Lowlander says, and the brewery brews with botanicals and reclaimed ingredients such as orange peel. It says it now focuses entirely on low- and no-alcohol beer, up to 3.5%.
This seasonal weizen is a wheat beer with pumpkin and spiced orange at 0.3% — proof that alcohol-free seasonal brewing can be playful rather than tokenistic. Albert Heijn and PS Foodservice list pumpkin, orange, cinnamon, ginger and cardamom among its ingredients, and Lowlander launched it as “the waste-saving Pumpkin Weizen for autumn”. This is the 0.3% Non-Alc version; Lowlander has also sold Pumpkin Weizens at 3.5% and 5%.
It’s an autumn-evening beer: serve just off-cold with roast squash dishes, spiced bakes or a blanket. More Dutch adventures in our Dutch round-up. Lowlander says it gives 1% of sales to nature causes, and it calls this beer waste-saving.
