UNLTD IPA 568ml pint can
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UNLTD IPA

By UNLTD · UK

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0.5%
ABV
4
kcal per 100ml

UNLTD’s alcohol-free IPA, 0.5% ABV and brewed in West Sussex. In our tasting it was light but genuinely hoppy, clean and easy-drinking. It has 4 kcal per 100ml, or 23 in a 568ml pint can, the lowest of the IPAs in our calorie calculator, and it won bronze at the 2023 World Alcohol-Free Awards.

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

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In stock. Wise Bartender had single 568ml pint cans in stock at £4.30 on 25 October 2026. UNLTD’s own UK shop sells cases of 12, 24 and 48 in all three formats: £25 for 12 330ml cans or bottles, £35 for 12 pint cans. Dry Drinker lists the 330ml bottles but was sold out.
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What is UNLTD IPA?

The IPA followed in 2021, a year after UNLTD launched with the Lager. UNLTD says it’s “progressively brewed to be low on alcohol and high on taste”, with “aromas of citrus and tropical fruits, deep and complex malt flavours, and a perfectly balanced bitter backbone”. It doesn’t name the hops.

Like the Lager, it’s brewed in West Sussex, UNLTD says, using “a controlled fermentation process that finishes naturally at 0.5% ABV”, so no alcohol is stripped out.

The nutrition panel on our pint can gives 4 kcal, 1.0g of carbohydrate and 0.1g of sugar per 100ml, and the front of the can says 23 calories. UNLTD’s website gives the same figures and puts a 330ml can at 13 calories. That’s the lowest of the 20 IPAs with a published figure in our calorie calculator. The can lists vitamin B12 and marks the beer vegan and gluten-free, at under 20ppm, although it’s brewed with barley and wheat.

In our review it was light but genuinely hoppy, clean, easy-drinking and not overly frothy, and on taste alone we couldn’t tell it from a full-strength IPA. It was a great match for Tex-Mex. We haven’t given it a score yet.

It won bronze at the 2023 World Alcohol-Free Awards. UNLTD sells it in 330ml cans, 330ml bottles and 568ml pint cans from its own shop, and Wise Bartender sells single pint cans. See our ranking of the best alcohol-free IPAs for more.

Awards

From the World Alcohol-Free Awards’ 2023 results, checked October 2026. UNLTD says it has won 15 industry awards; this is the one we could confirm for the IPA.

Tasted, not yet scored — we’ve reviewed UNLTD IPA but haven’t given it a score out of 10 yet. Tried it? Rate it in the Unhopped app.

Flavour Profile

A guide based on the style and UNLTD’s description (citrus and tropical aromas, a balanced bitter backbone) and our tasting (light but genuinely hoppy), to help you compare at a glance — not a definitive tasting.

Bitterness3/5
Citrus3/5
Sweetness1/5
Malt2/5
Body2/5

Nutrition

Typical valuesPer 100mlPer 568ml can
Energy19 kJ / 4 kcal23 kcal
Fat0.1g—
of which saturates0.1g—
Carbohydrate1.0g—
of which sugars0.1g—
Protein0.1g—
Salt0.02g—
Vitamin B120.36µg (14% NRV)—

Figures from the nutrition panel on the 568ml pint can, checked October 2026. Only the energy is given per can. NRV is the nutrient reference value, as printed on the can.

Key facts

Official nameUNLTD. IPA (the brand writes its name with a full stop)
BreweryUNLTD, UK
StyleIPA
ABV0.5%
Pack330ml cans, 330ml bottles and 568ml pint cans from UNLTD, in cases of 12, 24 and 48; single pint cans at Wise Bartender
Calories4 kcal per 100ml; 23 kcal per 568ml can
Carbohydrate1.0g per 100ml
Sugar0.1g per 100ml
IngredientsWater, malted barley, wheat, maltodextrin, hops, yeast and potassium sorbate, according to the can. UNLTD says its bottles don’t contain potassium sorbate
HopsNot named by UNLTD
AllergensBarley and wheat
VeganYes: marked vegan on the can. UNLTD says its beers are “100% plant-based”
GlutenLabelled gluten-free (under 20ppm) on the can, although it’s brewed with barley and wheat
How it’s madeA controlled fermentation that finishes at 0.5% ABV, UNLTD says; no alcohol is removed
BrewedIn West Sussex, UNLTD says, at an independent, family-owned brewery it doesn’t name. The can says “brewed and canned in Britain”
AwardsWorld Alcohol-Free Awards 2023: bronze
UK availabilityIn stock online

Sources: the 568ml can (our photos), unltd.beer, the World Alcohol-Free Awards and Wise Bartender, checked October 2026. The label on the can is always the final word.

How UNLTD IPA sits in the UNLTD range

BeerStylePer 100mlPer 568ml canUnhopped scoreUK status
UNLTD LagerLager7 kcal40 kcalTasted, not yet scoredIn stock online
UNLTD IPA (this beer)IPA4 kcal23 kcalTasted, not yet scoredIn stock online

Both 0.5% ABV, sold in 330ml cans, 330ml bottles and 568ml pint cans. Calories from the pint cans; checked October 2026. We’ve reviewed both but haven’t scored them out of 10 yet.

About UNLTD

UNLTD is the alcohol-free beer brand of The Alcohol Free Brewing Company, which Johnny and Antonia Johnson started in Hertfordshire in 2019. It launched in June 2020 and makes two beers, a lager and an IPA. UNLTD says both are brewed to 0.5% in West Sussex without removing any alcohol. The company has been a certified B Corp since January 2024.

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Vitamins on the can: Vitamin B12, in the nutrition panel; the ingredient list doesn’t name it. What they are, and the UK rules on claims

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Frequently asked questions

How many calories are in UNLTD IPA?
UNLTD IPA has 4 kcal per 100ml, or 23 kcal a 568ml can, according to the nutrition panel on the 568ml pint can. It has 0.1g of sugar per 100ml. UNLTD’s website gives the same figures, and puts a 330ml can or bottle at 13 kcal. Alcohol-free IPAs in our calorie comparison tool run from 4 to 25 kcal per 100ml.
Is UNLTD IPA alcohol-free?
UNLTD IPA is 0.5% ABV. UNLTD says it uses a controlled fermentation that “finishes naturally at 0.5% ABV”, so no alcohol is removed. UK government guidance reserves the term ‘alcohol-free’ for 0.05% ABV or below, but that guidance is voluntary, and many 0.5% beers are sold in the UK as alcohol-free. More in our 0.0% vs 0.5% guide.
Is UNLTD IPA vegan and gluten-free?
The can marks it vegan and gluten-free, with less than 20ppm of gluten: under 20ppm is the level at which UK law allows a gluten-free label. It’s brewed with barley and wheat, which the can lists as allergens. See our vegan alcohol-free beer guide and gluten-free alcohol-free beer guide.
Where is UNLTD IPA brewed?
In West Sussex, according to UNLTD, which says its beer is “brewed to strength” at an independent, family-owned brewery there. It doesn’t name the brewery. UNLTD itself is based in Hertford, and the cans say “brewed and canned in Britain”.
Has UNLTD IPA won any awards?
Yes, bronze at the World Alcohol-Free Awards 2023. From the World Alcohol-Free Awards’ 2023 results, checked October 2026. UNLTD says it has won 15 industry awards; this is the one we could confirm for the IPA.
Where can I buy UNLTD IPA in the UK?
Wise Bartender had single 568ml pint cans in stock at £4.30 on 25 October 2026. UNLTD’s own UK shop sells cases of 12, 24 and 48 in all three formats: £25 for 12 330ml cans or bottles, £35 for 12 pint cans. Dry Drinker lists the 330ml bottles but was sold out. The Wise Bartender button on this page is an affiliate link.
What does UNLTD IPA taste like?
In our tasting it was light but genuinely hoppy, clean and easy-drinking, and on taste alone we couldn’t tell it from a full-strength IPA. UNLTD describes citrus and tropical fruit aromas, deep malt flavours and a balanced bitterness. Read our full review.
What size is a can of UNLTD IPA?
UNLTD sells it in 330ml cans, 330ml bottles and 568ml pint cans. The figures on this page are from the 568ml pint can, which has 23 kcal; UNLTD puts a 330ml can or bottle at 13.
What food goes with UNLTD IPA?
We liked it with Tex-Mex: the hops stand up well to spice, smoke and melted cheese, so think tacos, fajitas, nachos or a burrito.