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Aldi’s alcohol-free range is small but cheap: two own-brand lagers and Guinness 0.0, in store only. Here’s what they cost, how they compare, and where to go for more choice.
By Rich, founder of Unhopped | Published October 2026 | Prices checked 9 October 2026
Yes, three of them. Aldi’s No & Low range lists its own Rheinbacher Pilsner 0% (£3.29 for six 330ml) and Sainte Etienne Alcohol Free Lager (69p for 500ml), plus Guinness 0.0 (£7.49 for six 440ml cans). Aldi doesn’t sell groceries online, so you’ll find them in store.
Guinness 0.0 is the best of the three by our reviews (8.1). Rheinbacher came joint fourth of twelve in Which?’s blind taste test this April, ahead of Heineken 0.0, and at £1.38 a litre Sainte Etienne is the cheapest alcohol-free lager we found at any UK supermarket.
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Aldi keeps its alcohol-free beer range short and prices it low. That suits a lager drinker who wants something cheap and cold in the fridge, and Guinness 0.0 covers the stout drinkers. For anything hoppier, you’ll need to look elsewhere, and we’ve listed the best options further down.
We checked Aldi’s No & Low Alcohol range on aldi.co.uk on 9 October 2026. Aldi says prices in store may differ from those online.
Best alcohol-free beer at Aldi
£7.49 6 × 440ml £2.84 a litre
It looks exactly like Guinness in the glass, with the same roasted barley, dry coffee and creamy head. A touch lighter in body than the real thing, so serve it cold.
Aldi sells it in a six-pack, which works out at £1.25 a can.
Aldi says prices in store may differ from those online.
Best value: Aldi’s own pilsner
£3.29 6 × 330ml £1.66 a litre
Aldi’s own alcohol-free pilsner, at 0%. In Which?’s blind taste test of twelve alcohol-free lagers, published in April 2026, it scored 68% and came joint fourth with Asahi Super Dry 0.0 and Estrella Damm Alcohol Free, ahead of Heineken 0.0 (62%) and Peroni 0.0 (59%).
At 55p a bottle, a six-pack costs less than a four-pack of most brands.
Cheapest alcohol-free lager we found
69p 500ml £1.38 a litre
Aldi’s own alcohol-free lager: 0%, and 69p for 500ml. That’s the lowest price per litre of any alcohol-free lager we found at a UK supermarket.
At that price it’s an easy one to try: put a couple in the trolley and see if it suits you.
Aldi’s two own lagers are the cheapest alcohol-free beer we found anywhere. The cheapest big brand is Stella Artois Alcohol Free in Asda’s ten-pack, at £1.95 a litre; Tesco’s Clubcard Price on the same pack brings it to £1.70 until 2 November. Guinness 0.0 costs about the same per can at Aldi as at Tesco, which sells a four-pack for £4.99.
Aldi’s range stops at lager and stout. For IPAs, pale ales and the beers we rate highest, these four were in stock for delivery on 9 October. Or, if you’re doing a big shop elsewhere, Tesco and Morrisons have the widest ranges of the big supermarkets.
Pillowy and soft, with huge mango, papaya and passion fruit. Our joint top-scoring IPA, and no supermarket we checked sells it.
Citra, Chinook and Columbus hops give citrus and pine, with a clean, dry finish. An everyday pale ale, not a substitute.
Coffee, dark chocolate and sweet cream, full-bodied and velvety. Richer and creamier than Guinness 0.0.
A Norwegian IPA with real grapefruit: zesty, cleanly bitter and very refreshing.
Yes. On 9 October 2026 Aldi’s No & Low Alcohol range listed three alcohol-free beers: its own Rheinbacher Pilsner 0% (£3.29 for six 330ml) and Sainte Etienne Alcohol Free Lager (69p for 500ml), and Guinness 0.0 (£7.49 for six 440ml cans).
Rheinbacher Pilsner 0% scored 68% in Which?’s blind taste test of twelve alcohol-free lagers (April 2026), joint fourth and ahead of Heineken 0.0 and Peroni 0.0. Guinness 0.0, which Aldi also sells, scores 8.1 in Unhopped’s reviews.
No. Aldi UK doesn’t sell groceries online, so its alcohol-free beer is in store only. Its website shows prices and lets you check stock, but you can’t order for delivery.
Rheinbacher Pilsner 0% is £3.29 for six 330ml bottles (£1.66 a litre), Sainte Etienne Alcohol Free Lager is 69p for 500ml (£1.38 a litre) and Guinness 0.0 is £7.49 for six 440ml cans, as listed on aldi.co.uk on 9 October 2026.
Yes: Rheinbacher Pilsner and Sainte Etienne are both sold as 0%, and Guinness 0.0 is 0.0%.
Yes, in a six-pack of 440ml cans for £7.49, which is £1.25 a can.
For a cheap, cold 0.0% lager, Aldi is hard to beat: pick up a six-pack of Rheinbacher and a few Sainte Etiennes and see which you prefer. Add the Guinness 0.0 six-pack if you like a stout.
For anything more adventurous, the specialists deliver.
How we checked. We read Aldi’s No & Low Alcohol range on aldi.co.uk on 9 October 2026. Aldi says prices in store may differ from those online. The taste-test result is from Which?’s alcohol-free beer test, published 14 April 2026. We haven’t reviewed Aldi’s own beers yet. Scores come from Unhopped’s own reviews. Spotted a change? Tell us.
