Omnipollo Alcohol-Free Beers
Eight Omnipollo beers in our directory, from 0.3% sours to 0.5% IPAs: six in stock at The Alcohol Free Co, and Hatt and Believe, which had sold out. We score Pleroma Brunch Bomb 8.2.
Omnipollo is an independent Swedish brewery, founded in 2010 by the brewer Henok Fentie and the artist Karl Grandin. It has released about 30 beers of 0.5% or less, and The Alcohol Free Co and Dry Drinker sell several of them.
- Founded: 2010, by Henok Fentie and Karl Grandin (some sources say 2011)
- Brews at: Its own church brewery in Sundbyberg, just outside Stockholm, and other breweries, including De Proefbrouwerij in Belgium
- Owner: Its founders, with an investment from Orkila Capital since 2018; no brewing group owns it, so we list it as independent
- Alcohol-free: About 30 releases of 0.5% or less, many of them one-offs
- Where to buy: The Alcohol Free Co and Dry Drinker
Who are Omnipollo?
Henok Fentie, a brewer, and Karl Grandin, an artist, founded Omnipollo in 2010, its website says; Good Beer Hunting dates Fentie’s move from homebrewing to brewing for a living to 2011. They call it “a joint and equal partnership between a brewer and a graphic artist”; in 2018 the US investment firm Orkila Capital invested in it too, Nordic9 reported, without the size of the stake being disclosed. For years it brewed at other breweries around the world; since around 2020 it has had its own brewery, in a converted church in Sundbyberg, just outside Stockholm, and it still brews some beers elsewhere, among them De Proefbrouwerij in Belgium.
Grandin draws much of the can art, though not all of it: Believe’s is by Keith Shore. Two of the beers in our directory go back to Omnipollos Hatt, its first taproom: Hatt IPA, brewed for its tenth birthday, and Perikles, first brewed as its house pilsner.
Omnipollo’s alcohol-free beers
Omnipollo’s archive lists about 30 beers of 0.5% or less, many of them one-off releases, so the range in the shops changes. On 28 October 2026 the UK shops had Pleroma Brunch Bomb, a 0.3% fruit and vanilla sour that we score 8.2; Pleroma Raspberry Passionfruit, another crème brûlée-style sour; two Bianca lassi goses, Godfeather and Raspberry Passion; Perikles, a pilsner; and Noa, a 0.3% version of its Noa Pecan Mud Cake stout.
Several of those are alcohol-free versions of beers Omnipollo lists only at full strength, so their ABVs come from the shops, which don’t always agree; our beer pages say who gives which figure. Two IPAs from its Sundbyberg brewery, Hatt and Believe, both 0.5%, were sold out at Dry Drinker. Omnipollo doesn’t publish calories for any of them.
The Omnipollo beers in our directory
Checked October 2026. Scores are Unhopped ratings out of 10.
Where to buy Omnipollo
The Alcohol Free Co had six Omnipollo alcohol-free beers in stock on 28 October 2026, some only as single cans, from £5.49 for a can of Perikles; Dry Drinker had four. Those are affiliate links. Wise Bartender doesn’t sell Omnipollo, and Omnipollo’s own shop sells only merchandise.
Facts checked against Omnipollo’s own website, Good Beer Hunting, Nordic9, Systembolaget, The Alcohol Free Co and Dry Drinker, 28 October 2026.
Omnipollo Beers in Our Directory
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