Alcohol-Free Lucky Saint Unfiltered Lager
By Lucky Saint · UK
A proper lager with real depth. Unfiltered for a naturally hazy pour, with toasty pilsner malts, a fresh bread aroma and a dry, refreshing finish with a citrus hop note, as Lucky Saint describes it.
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
Buy Lucky Saint Unfiltered Lager at The Alcohol Free Co →Also at Dry Drinker →Also at Wise Bartender →Affiliate links — we earn a small commission at no cost to you
Tasting notes and what to expect
Lucky Saint Unfiltered Lager is Lucky Saint’s original beer. Brewed in Bavaria like a full-strength lager and then dealcoholised by vacuum distillation, the result is, in Lucky Saint’s words, “a truly modern lager, dry and refreshing with a citrus hop finish”.
Appearance and aroma: It is left unfiltered on purpose, so it pours hazy. The Alcohol Free Co describes it as golden and hazy with a floral hop aroma, and Lucky Saint mentions toasty pilsner malts and a fresh bread aroma.
Palate and finish: Lucky Saint describes it as dry and refreshing with a citrus hop finish, and The Alcohol Free Co mentions crisp malt flavour and a smooth, refreshing finish. In our view the mouthfeel is satisfying rather than thin or watery, which is where many alcohol-free lagers fall down.
Food pairings: Works as a table beer with most things you'd pair a German lager with — pizza, schnitzel, charcuterie, sharp cheeses, fish and chips. In our view it holds up well to richer foods.
How it compares: Cleaner and drier than Heineken 0.0, more bready and characterful than Peroni Nastro Azzurro 0.0%, and much more substantial than entry-level supermarket AF lagers. Within the broader AF lager category, see our alcohol-free lager hub for fuller comparisons. For the brand context, see our Lucky Saint brewery page.
Flavour Profile
A guide based on the style and our tasting notes and Lucky Saint’s descriptions (dry and refreshing, a citrus hop finish, toasty pilsner malts, a full-bodied mouth-feel), to help you compare at a glance — not a definitive tasting.
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Door 1 of our alcohol-free advent calendar. Lucky Saint Unfiltered Lager is one of the 24 beers in the calendar you can build yourself, chosen from the highest scorers in our reviews. The full line-up is in our guide to alcohol-free advent calendars for 2026, alongside every calendar on sale. It’s also door 1 of the 24-beer calendar you can buy in one order.
Where it’s cheapest. In October 2026 Lucky Saint’s own shop sold Unfiltered Lager for £1.59 a can in a case of 48. The shops we link to sell it in bottles: on 1 November 2026 a bottle cost £2.93 at Dry Drinker (case of 24), £3.30 at Wise Bartender and £3.44 for a single bottle at The Alcohol Free Co. Our Lucky Saint discount codes page has the numbers and every current offer.
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