Days Brewing
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Days Brewing Alcohol-Free Beers

We have reviewed all 3 alcohol-free beers from Days Brewing. Their top-rated beer scores 7.9/10.

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NA Beers
7.9
Top Score

Days Brewing is a London-based alcohol-free brewery with a premium positioning and a focused craft range. Launched in 2020, they've quickly become one of the most stylish NA brands in the UK, with a design-led approach that feels closer to natural wine than mainstream beer.

Who are Days Brewing?

Days was founded in London in 2020 by Duncan Keith and Mike Gammell, with a vision for alcohol-free beer that felt premium, design-led, and genuinely grown-up. The positioning is deliberate — Days sits closer to the natural wine and craft spirits space than to traditional NA beer branding.

The beers are brewed in Germany using traditional methods, and the range has grown to include lagers, pale ales, and a wheat beer. Days is stocked in premium retailers, gastropubs, and increasingly in mainstream UK supermarkets.

What makes Days different?

Design-led positioning

Days' branding looks like premium natural wine or craft spirits — cream, muted tones, confident typography. It positions alcohol-free beer as a grown-up lifestyle choice rather than a compromise product.

German brewing heritage

Like Lucky Saint, Days' beers are brewed in Germany using traditional methods. This preserves more malt character and body than industrial alcohol-removal processes tend to allow.

Focused, premium range

Days hasn't sprawled across every style. The range is tight, considered, and premium-priced. Each beer has been properly developed rather than rushed to market.

The Days range

Days Lager

The flagship. A clean, refreshing alcohol-free lager with genuine body and a crisp finish. Works as both a daily drinker and a dinner-party option.

Days Pale Ale

A hoppier step up from the lager. Bright citrus character, soft malt backbone, balanced bitterness.

Days Wheat Beer

The cloudy, citrus-forward wheat beer. Soft, refreshing, and pairs well with food. Great for drinkers who find lagers too austere.

Is Days worth the premium?

For drinkers who care about brand aesthetics and dinner-party presentability, Days delivers. The beers are good, the positioning is sharp, and the design is genuinely beautiful. See more alcohol-free lagers.

Full Range

All Days Brewing Alcohol-Free Beers

Days Pale Ale alcohol free pale ale
Pale Ale
Days Pale Ale
Days Brewing · UK
0.0% ABV7.9
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Days IPA alcohol free ipa
IPA
Days IPA
Days Brewing · UK
0.0% ABV7.9
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Days Lager alcohol free lager
Lager
Days Lager
Days Brewing · UK
0.0% ABV7.8
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Days Brewing: 100% beer, 0% alcohol

Days Brewing has built one of the most quietly successful UK alcohol-free beer brands of the past few years on a single, well-defined proposition: 100% beer, 0% alcohol — a properly brewed range of 0.0% beers that taste like beer rather than like compromise. With more than 10 million cans served and growing supermarket and direct-to-consumer distribution, Days has become one of the defining UK brands at the genuinely alcohol-free end of the category.

The brand identity is built around the phrase 'beer for doing' — beer that earns its place at the pub but keeps pace with the rest of an active week. The positioning is sharper than most alcohol-free brands. Where some of the category leans toward 'beer for not drinking' or wellness-first messaging, Days leans into 'beer for the people who haven't stopped doing things'. It's a useful distinction, and it's shaped both the product and the audience.

How Days brews

Days' brewing approach is built on three things: high-quality ingredients (the brewery emphasises premium hops and malts), a UK-based brewing process, and a consistent commitment to a true 0.0% finish — meaning the beers contain no detectable alcohol rather than the more common 0.5% target used by most craft alcohol-free producers.

That 0.0% commitment is technically harder than 0.5%. The small amount of residual alcohol in a 0.5% beer helps preserve volatile flavour compounds and contributes to mouthfeel, which is why most craft NA brewers target it. Going all the way to zero requires more aggressive dealcoholisation or arrested fermentation techniques, both of which can compromise flavour if not handled well. Days' achievement is that the resulting beers — particularly the lager — have become a reference point for what 0.0% can taste like when the brewing is taken seriously.

The range

Days' core range is built around two flagships: the Days Lager (0.0%, 33 calories per can) and the Days Pale Ale (0.0%, 69 calories). The lager in particular has become one of the most-cited examples of best-in-class low-calorie alcohol-free brewing in the UK, with a calorie count comparable to slimline tonic. Beyond the core, Days has expanded into fruited variants — Peach Lager and Passion Fruit Lager, both 0.0% and low-calorie — alongside a range of mixed packs.

Why Days matters

Days occupies a specific and increasingly important position in the UK alcohol-free landscape. As a true 0.0% brewer, it sits in a smaller field than the dominant 0.5% craft category — competing more directly with Heineken 0.0, Guinness 0.0, and Days' mainstream-branded peers than with the indie 0.5% brewers. As a low-calorie specialist, it occupies the space where alcohol-free beer crosses over into health-conscious choice rather than just substitution. For drinkers who want absolute zero alcohol, low calories, and a beer that genuinely tastes like beer, Days is one of the strongest options in the UK market.