Guinness Alcohol-Free Beers

Guinness 0.0 has become one of the most important alcohol-free beers ever launched. When Guinness — the world's most famous stout — successfully made an alcohol-free version of itself, it changed what drinkers thought possible in the NA category. And it did it in spectacularly drinkable style.

Who are Guinness?

Guinness was founded in 1759 at St. James's Gate Brewery in Dublin, Ireland, by Arthur Guinness. Over 260 years later, it remains one of the most recognised beer brands in the world — particularly famous for its iconic dry stout style, the creamy cascade on pour, and a marketing legacy that has made 'Guinness' synonymous with Irish beer culture globally.

Guinness 0.0 launched in the UK in 2021 after years of development. The brewery's commitment to making an alcohol-free version that tasted genuinely like Guinness — not a compromise product — paid off. It's now one of the most widely drunk NA beers in the UK and has been instrumental in normalising alcohol-free beer in pubs.

What makes Guinness 0.0 different?

Authentic stout flavour

For decades, the conventional wisdom was that you couldn't make a proper alcohol-free stout. Guinness 0.0 proved that wrong. The roasted barley character, the creamy mouthfeel, the signature dry finish — all genuinely preserved.

Widespread availability on draught

Guinness 0.0 is available on draught in thousands of UK pubs — pouring from a stout tap just like the full-strength original. That availability has done more to normalise alcohol-free drinking in UK pub culture than any other single product.

Ultra-low calorie

At approximately 16 calories per 100ml, Guinness 0.0 is one of the lowest-calorie beers of any kind. For calorie-conscious drinkers, it's a remarkable option.

The Guinness alcohol-free range

Guinness 0.0%

The flagship. A genuine alcohol-free stout with roasted barley, soft coffee notes, and the signature creamy body and dry finish. Available in cans, bottles and on draught across the UK.

Is Guinness 0.0 worth drinking?

If you like stout, absolutely. Guinness 0.0 is one of the NA category's genuine success stories. See our full Guinness 0.0 review or browse all alcohol-free stouts.