Hiddenseer Alcohol-Free Beers
Four Hiddenseer beers in our directory, all under 0.5% and all at Dry Drinker: the Weizen, which we score 7.8, and the Hell, Pils and Radler, which we haven’t scored yet.
Hiddenseer is the beer range of Rügener Insel-Brauerei, an independent brewery in Rambin on the Baltic island of Rügen, opened in 2015. Four of its beers are under 0.5%, and Dry Drinker sells all four: a Weizen, a Hell, a Pils and a Radler.
- Brewery: Rügener Insel-Brauerei GmbH, Rambin, Rügen, Germany
- Opened: 2015, by Markus Berberich
- Owner: Privately owned: Markus Berberich runs it; he set it up with Andries and Frans de Groen as partners, the brewery says
- Under 0.5%: Weizen, Hell, Pils and Radler, all listed as “< 0,5 Vol.-%”
- Where to buy: Dry Drinker
Who makes Hiddenseer?
Markus Berberich studied brewing at Weihenstephan and ran the Störtebeker brewery in Stralsund for many years, the brewery says, before opening the Insel-Brauerei in Rambin, on Rügen, in 2015. He runs it, and set it up with Andries and Frans de Groen, who became his partners, the brewery says. German company records list two shareholders, and we found no brewing group among them, so we show it as independent.
Rügen is Germany’s largest island, in the Baltic. The Hiddenseer range is named after Hiddensee, a small island next to it, in the same district, Amt West-Rügen; nothing is brewed on Hiddensee itself. Most Hiddenseer beers are full strength: a Hell, a Pils, a Weizen, a Dunkel and seasonal bocks.
How the beers are made
The brewery says its Hiddenseer beers are brewed with floor-malted barley and natural hops, fermented in open vessels, and matured in the bottle. Its FAQ says its dealcoholisation plant uses vacuum distillation, at about 35°C, though it doesn’t name the Hiddenseer beers; Dry Drinker says the Hell’s alcohol is gently removed after fermentation. The same brewery sells two more beers under 0.5% under its own Insel-Brauerei name, Surfers Summer Ale and Snorkelers Sea Salt IPA.
Hiddenseer’s beers under 0.5%
The Weizen, which we score 7.8, is a German wheat beer with 32 kcal per 100ml. The Hell and the Pils, new to Dry Drinker in September 2026, have 19 kcal per 100ml each, and both won medals at the World Beer Awards 2026. The Radler is half alcohol-free beer and half lemon soft drink, with 28 kcal per 100ml. The brewery lists all four as “Alkoholfrei / < 0,5 Vol.-%”: under 0.5%. We used to list the Weizen at 0.5%, and to say we had all of Hiddenseer’s alcohol-free beers; neither was right. The brewery gives identical nutrition panels for some of its beers, so the figures may be shared rather than measured for each one.
The Hiddenseer beers in our directory
Checked October 2026. Scores are Unhopped ratings out of 10.
Where to buy Hiddenseer
Dry Drinker had all four in stock on 28 October 2026, in cases of 500ml bottles: the Weizen from £24 for six, the Hell and Pils from £23.72, and the Radler from £23.29 (affiliate links). Wise Bartender doesn’t sell Hiddenseer, and we didn’t find it in UK supermarkets.
Facts checked against the brewery’s website and FAQ, German company records, the World Beer Awards 2026 winners list and Dry Drinker, October 2026.
Hiddenseer Beers in Our Directory
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