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Wiper and True Tomorrow Lager

By Wiper and True · UK

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Not yet rated
0.5%
ABV
14
kcal per 100ml

Wiper and True’s alcohol-free German-style lager, 0.5%: “bread crust and gentle herbal notes from traditional German hops, balanced by a crisp, clean finish”, the brewer says. 14 kcal per 100ml.

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

In stock. On 29 October 2026 The Alcohol Free Co had single cans at £4.30 and Wise Bartender at £4.10; Dry Drinker had sold out. Wiper and True’s own shop was cheaper, with single cans at £2.75 and four for £11.
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What is Tomorrow?

Wiper and True is a Bristol brewery founded in 2012 by Michael Wiper and Al True, who brewed at other breweries before opening their own in St Werburghs; it now brews in Old Market, and calls itself “an independent, family-run business”. Its alcohol-free beers are made at full strength, then “we gently remove all but 0.5% of the alcohol”, it says. Its alcohol-free range is Tomorrow, a German-style lager launched in December 2022, and Kaleidoscope, a pale ale, from January 2024; we also keep a record of Milk Shake, an alcohol-free stout that’s no longer in the range.

Tomorrow was Wiper and True’s first alcohol-free beer, launched in December 2022; we used to say January 2024, which is when Kaleidoscope followed. Wiper and True describes bread crust and gentle herbal notes from traditional German hops, with a crisp, clean finish, and says the alcohol is taken out over 60 hours. It also says Tomorrow won bronze at the World Alcohol-Free Awards in 2024 and 2026; we haven’t checked that against the results.

Wiper and True’s website gives 14 kcal and under 0.5g of sugars per 100ml, about 62 kcal a can, and says it’s vegan. We haven’t scored it yet.

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Flavour Profile

A guide based on the style and Wiper and True’s description (bread crust, herbal German hops, a crisp clean finish), to help you compare at a glance — not a definitive tasting.

Bitterness2/5
Citrus1/5
Sweetness2/5
Malt3/5
Body2/5

Nutrition

Typical valuesPer 100mlPer 440ml can
Energy61 kJ / 14 kcalabout 268 kJ / 62 kcal
Carbohydrate2.76gabout 12.1g
of which sugars<0.5g<2.2g
Protein0.35gabout 1.5g

Per-100ml figures from Wiper and True’s own website, checked October 2026. Per-pack figures are our own sums from the 100ml figures.

Key facts

Official nameTomorrow
BreweryWiper and True, UK
StyleGerman-style lager
ABV0.5% ABV, Wiper and True says
Pack440ml cans: single cans at The Alcohol Free Co and Wise Bartender; singles and packs from Wiper and True
Calories14 kcal per 100ml; about 62 per 440ml can
Carbohydrate2.76g per 100ml
Sugar<0.5g per 100ml
IngredientsWater, barley malt, hops and yeast, Wiper and True says
AllergensBarley (a cereal containing gluten)
VeganYes, Wiper and True says
GlutenIt isn’t gluten-free: it’s brewed with barley
How it’s madeBrewed at full strength, then “we gently remove all but 0.5% of the alcohol”, Wiper and True says
BrewedAt Wiper and True’s brewery in Old Market, Bristol
UK availabilityIn stock at The Alcohol Free Co, Wise Bartender and Wiper and True

Sources: Wiper and True’s own website, Bristol24/7, The Alcohol Free Co, Dry Drinker and Wise Bartender, checked October 2026. The label on the can or bottle is always the final word.

How Tomorrow sits in the Wiper and True range

BeerStyleABVPer 100mlUnhopped scoreUK status
Tomorrow (this beer)German-style lager0.5%14 kcalNot yet ratedIn stock at The Alcohol Free Co, Wise Bartender and Wiper and True
KaleidoscopePale ale0.5%16 kcalNot yet ratedIn stock at The Alcohol Free Co, Dry Drinker and Wiper and True
Milk ShakeMilk stout0.5%Not publishedNot yet ratedPast beer: no longer in Wiper and True’s range

The Wiper and True beers in our directory, checked October 2026. Scores are Unhopped ratings out of 10. Calories are from Wiper and True’s own website.

About Wiper and True

Wiper and True is an independent Bristol brewery founded in 2012. Its alcohol-free beers, Tomorrow, a lager, and Kaleidoscope, a pale ale, are brewed at full strength and then have the alcohol gently removed.

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Frequently asked questions

How many calories are in Wiper and True Tomorrow Lager?
Tomorrow has 14 kcal per 100ml, according to Wiper and True’s own website. That’s about 62 kcal a 440ml can. It has <0.5g of sugar per 100ml. The beers we class as alcohol-free lagers run from 4 to 36 kcal per 100ml in our calorie comparison tool.
Is Wiper and True Tomorrow Lager alcohol-free?
It’s 0.5% ABV, Wiper and True says. UK government guidance, which is voluntary, keeps the term alcohol-free for 0.05% ABV or below, though many beers up to 0.5% are sold in the UK as alcohol-free. More in our 0.0% vs 0.5% guide.
Is Wiper and True Tomorrow Lager vegan and gluten-free?
Yes, it’s vegan, Wiper and True says. It isn’t gluten-free: it’s brewed with barley. See our gluten-free alcohol-free beer guide.
Where is Wiper and True Tomorrow Lager brewed?
In Bristol, at Wiper and True’s brewery in Old Market. Wiper and True calls itself an independent, family-run business, and Companies House lists only individuals as its owners, so we list it as independent.
Where can I buy Wiper and True Tomorrow Lager in the UK?
From The Alcohol Free Co, which had single cans at £4.30 on 29 October 2026, and Wise Bartender, which had them at £4.10; both are affiliate links. Dry Drinker had sold out. Wiper and True’s own shop was cheaper, at £2.75 a can or four for £11.