Alcohol-Free UNLTD Lager
By UNLTD · UK
Pale golden with crisp malt character, floral hop aroma and clean dry finish. Low calorie, vegan and gluten free.
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How UNLTD makes it — and the facts
The thing that sets UNLTD apart is how the beer is made. Rather than brewing a full-strength beer and then stripping the alcohol out — the common method, which tends to strip out aroma and body too — UNLTD brews it alcohol-free from the very start. As founder Johnny Johnson told us, “when you strip alcohol out of a finished beer you take a lot of the aroma and body with it, and then you’re in the business of adding things back to cover the gap. What goes in our can is what came out of the brew.” For the Lager, that means a clean, crisp pint at just 40 calories a can. Read our full UNLTD Lager tasting review.
The numbers, from the can: 40 calories per 568ml pint can (7 kcal / 31kJ per 100ml), 1.7g carbs per 100ml, made with barley and wheat. Vegan, gluten-free (<20ppm), with added vitamins B6 and B12, and B Corp certified. Best served chilled.
About UNLTD
Based in the UK, producing some of the finest alcohol-free beers available.
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The story behind UNLTD Lager
UNLTD is built around a health-first pitch — low calorie, vegan, gluten-free — aimed at drinkers counting more than just units. The lager delivers the brief: pale golden, crisp malt, floral hops and a clean dry finish at 0.5% and 40 kcal.
Ticking the vegan and gluten-free boxes matters to a growing slice of the category’s audience, and UNLTD does it without the beer tasting like a compromise — which is the hard part.
Serve cold as the everyday default it wants to be. It performs well in our lowest-calorie rankings, and the brand’s positioning is on our UNLTD hub. It’s the spreadsheet-friendly beer — and refreshingly honest about being exactly that. Sometimes the numbers are the flavour text — and 40 kcal reads beautifully. Keep a four-pack for weeknights and the maths takes care of itself — which is, of course, the whole pitch.
