Fierce Beer Alcohol-Free Beers

Fierce Beer is an Aberdeen-based craft brewery making bold, flavour-forward beers — and their alcohol-free range brings the same uncompromising craft approach to the NA category. Not a specialist NA brewery, but one of the more adventurous craft breweries making genuinely good alcohol-free options.

Who are Fierce Beer?

Fierce Beer was founded in Aberdeen in 2016 by Dave Grant and David McHardy. The brewery has grown rapidly, picking up multiple awards and a reputation for bold, experimental beers across the full ABV range.

Their alcohol-free range is a relatively recent expansion, but it's benefited from the same craft ethos that drives their full-strength beers. Fierce's NA offerings sit in UK craft bottle shops and independent retailers, with growing supermarket presence.

What makes Fierce Beer different?

Craft-brewery versatility

Because Fierce brews across the full range — big IPAs, stouts, sours, lagers — their NA range benefits from a brewery team that understands style nuance deeply. The beers feel like proper craft releases, not NA afterthoughts.

Scottish craft identity

Scotland's craft scene has been more experimental than much of England's over the past decade. Fierce is part of that tradition, and it shows in their boundary-pushing approach to NA.

Bottle-shop-first audience

Fierce's core audience is the UK craft bottle shop drinker — the type who reads ratings on Untappd and seeks out limited releases. That gives their NA range a more discerning quality bar to meet.

The Fierce alcohol-free range

Fierce AF pale ales

Fierce's alcohol-free pale ale range delivers proper hop character and body. Genuinely worth drinking rather than tolerated out of obligation.

Limited NA releases

Fierce occasionally releases limited alcohol-free versions of their full-strength beers — worth watching for if you follow UK craft beer closely.

Is Fierce Beer worth trying?

For UK craft beer drinkers who want NA options that don't feel like a compromise, Fierce is worth exploring. See our best alcohol-free beers UK guide.