Beavertown Alcohol-Free Beers

Beavertown is one of London's most recognisable craft breweries, and their alcohol-free range brings that same bold, colourful, hop-forward identity to the NA category. Lazer Crush in particular has become one of the most widely praised alcohol-free IPAs in the UK.

Who are Beavertown?

Beavertown was founded in 2011 by Logan Plant (son of Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant) in Hackney, London. The brewery grew rapidly to become one of the most culturally significant UK craft brands, known for hop-forward IPAs, striking skeleton-themed artwork, and a loud, irreverent voice.

The brewery was acquired by Heineken in 2018, giving it massive distribution reach. Beavertown's expansion into alcohol-free beer has leveraged that distribution to put credible NA craft beer in mainstream UK supermarkets and pubs.

What makes Beavertown's alcohol-free range different?

Craft-brewery DNA

Beavertown's NA beers are brewed with the same hop-forward philosophy as their full-strength range. These aren't toned-down versions of craft beer — they're craft beer that happens to be alcohol-free.

Mainstream distribution

Heineken ownership means Beavertown's alcohol-free beers are stocked across UK supermarkets, pubs, and restaurants in a way that few independent NA breweries can match.

Bold branding

The skeleton-themed artwork and loud packaging stand out on shelf against the muted, clinical branding that dominates much of the NA category.

The Beavertown alcohol-free range

Beavertown Lazer Crush (0.3%)

The flagship. A bright, juicy, tropical-forward alcohol-free IPA that regularly tops UK NA IPA rankings. For many drinkers this is the best alcohol-free IPA brewed in the UK — and at 0.3% ABV, it's lower than many competitors.

Beavertown Lazer Crush Tropical

The tropical-amped version of the original. More juicy fruit character, same low ABV.

Is Beavertown alcohol-free worth trying?

Lazer Crush alone is worth the price of admission. See our full Beavertown Lazer Crush review or browse alcohol-free IPAs.