Morrisons sells 33 alcohol-free beers online, including one of the best IPAs we’ve reviewed. Here’s what to buy and the deals worth catching.
By Rich, founder of Unhopped | Published October 2026 | Prices checked 9 October 2026
Lucky Saint, 2 for £10.50Lucky Saint Hazy IPA, 2 for £10.50Brulo Lust for Life, £5
The short answer
The best alcohol-free beer at Morrisons is Lucky Saint Unfiltered Lager (8.7 in our reviews), and two four-packs are £10.50 if you order by 18 October. For an IPA, Brulo Lust for Life (8.6) is down to £5 a four-pack, and Morrisons is the only supermarket we found selling it.
The cheapest by the litre is Budweiser Zero: £8 for twelve 330ml (£2.02 a litre). Morrisons doesn’t sell an own-brand alcohol-free beer, and 18 of its 33 are 0.0%.
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Morrisons has almost as many alcohol-free beers as Tesco, and a few the others don’t carry. It’s the only supermarket we found selling Brulo’s Lust for Life, and it sells Peroni 0.0 by the 24 and Guinness 0.0 by the ten.
We went through every alcohol-free beer on groceries.morrisons.com on 9 October 2026 and matched each one to our reviews. You don’t need a More Card for any of the prices here.
Hazy pale gold, bready malt and a clean, dry finish, with more body than almost any alcohol-free lager. Our top-scoring lager, and the one to buy if you only buy one.
Two four-packs for £10.50 when you order by 18 October.
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.
Better value in the 10 × 440ml pack: £12, £2.73 a litre.
Budweiser Zero in the twelve-pack is the cheapest alcohol-free beer at Morrisons: £8 for twelve 330ml, £2.02 a litre. Tennent’s Zero (£3.75 for four 440ml) and Beck’s Blue in the fifteen-pack (£9) are next. For a beer we rate, the Guinness 0.0 ten-pack is 3 for £30 online, which is £1 a can, and Heineken 0.0 is £9 for twelve.
St Omer Shandy is cheaper still, at £2.60 for ten 250ml, but it’s a shandy rather than a beer.
Price per litre, best-value pack
Budweiser Zero, 12 × 330ml£2.02
Tennent's Zero, 4 × 440ml£2.13
Beck's Blue, 15 × 275ml£2.18
Heineken 0.0, 12 × 330ml£2.27
Old Speckled Hen Zero, 4 × 440ml£2.27
Bavaria 0.0, 4 × 440ml£2.27
Heineken 0.0 Lemon & Elderflower, 4 × 330ml£2.65
Guinness 0.0, 10 × 440ml£2.73
Estrella Damm Alcohol Free, 10 × 440ml£2.73
Stella Artois Alcohol Free, 10 × 440ml£2.73
Gold is the cheapest. Green bars are beers we’ve rated. Prices on groceries.morrisons.com, 9 October 2026, including price cuts.
Every alcohol-free beer at Morrisons
All 33 alcohol-free beers on groceries.morrisons.com, plus a mixed pack and St Omer Shandy (0.5%), best first. Tap a pack size to go straight to it at Morrisons.
Prices on groceries.morrisons.com, 9 October 2026, including that day’s price cuts. “Best £ a litre” is for the best-value pack.
18 of the 33 alcohol-free beers at Morrisons are 0.0%. The best of them is Guinness 0.0 (8.1), and the 0.0% lager we rate highest is Peroni Nastro Azzurro 0.0% (7.3). Most craft alcohol-free beer, Lucky Saint included, is up to 0.5%, so check the strength column in the table if it matters to you. 0.0% vs 0.5%: what’s the difference? explains it, and our best 0.0% beers ranks the field. Two are listed at 0.05%: Heineken 0.0 Lemon & Elderflower and Old Speckled Hen Zero.
Morrisons offers this month
No More Card needed for any of these:
Lucky Saint Unfiltered, Lucky Saint Hazy IPA and Collider four-packs: 2 for £10.50 when you order by 18 October.
Guinness 0.0, ten 440ml: 3 for £30 online, which is £1 a can.
Brulo Lust for Life DDH IPA: £5 a four-pack, down from £6.50.
Heineken 0.0, twelve 330ml: £9, down from £10.
Peroni 0.0 four-pack £4.50 (was £5.25); Budweiser Zero four-pack £3.50 (was £3.75); St Austell Proper Job 500ml £1.60 (was £2).
BrewDog Mello Peach & Passionfruit: £5, down from £6.50, until 14 October.
Online orders have a £25 minimum, and Morrisons limits promotions to 20 items per customer.
Great alcohol-free beers you won’t find at Morrisons
Morrisons covers the big names and a few craft beers. Some of the best alcohol-free beers we’ve reviewed aren’t in any supermarket we checked, though: you’ll find them at the specialist shops, which deliver across the UK. These four were in stock on 9 October.
Yes. On 9 October 2026 groceries.morrisons.com listed 33 alcohol-free beers, plus St Omer Shandy, from Heineken 0.0 and Guinness 0.0 to Lucky Saint, Beavertown and Brulo. 18 of them are 0.0%.
What is the best alcohol-free beer at Morrisons?
Lucky Saint Unfiltered Lager, which scores 8.7 in Unhopped’s reviews. The best IPA is Brulo Lust for Life (8.6), and the best stout is Guinness 0.0 (8.1).
What is the cheapest alcohol-free beer at Morrisons?
Budweiser Zero in a pack of twelve 330ml: £8, which is £2.02 a litre. For a beer we rate, the Guinness 0.0 ten-pack is 3 for £30 online.
Does Morrisons sell own-brand alcohol-free beer?
No. Morrisons doesn’t sell an own-label alcohol-free beer at the moment. Aldi, Lidl and M&S do: our supermarket guide covers them.
Does Morrisons have a More Card price on alcohol-free beer?
Not when we checked: none of its alcohol-free beers had a More Card price. The deals were straight price cuts and multibuys that anyone can use.
Does Morrisons sell 0.0% beer?
Yes, 18 of its 33 alcohol-free beers are 0.0%. The best-rated is Guinness 0.0 (8.1).
The verdict
Get the Lucky Saint 2 for £10.50 while it lasts, try Brulo Lust for Life at £5, and if you drink Guinness 0.0, the 3 for £30 ten-packs are the cheapest we found anywhere.
For the beers Morrisons doesn’t stock, a mixed case from a specialist is the easiest way to try them.
How we checked. We read every product in the Low & No Alcohol Beer aisle on groceries.morrisons.com on 9 October 2026, sorted three ways to make sure none was missed. Prices are Morrisons’ online prices that day, including price cuts; in-store prices and offers can differ. Scores come from Unhopped’s own reviews. Spotted a change? Tell us.