Siren Craft Brew Alcohol-Free Beers

Siren Craft Brew is one of the UK's most respected craft breweries, and their expansion into alcohol-free — including Out of Nowhere, a West Coast pilsner made with Mash Gang — has brought proper craft rigour to the NA category. Based in Berkshire, Siren combines technical brewing excellence with genuine creative ambition.

Who are Siren Craft Brew?

Siren was founded in 2013 in Finchampstead, Berkshire by Darron Anley. The brewery has grown into one of the most celebrated UK craft names, known for ambitious hop-forward beers, barrel-aged stouts, and a steady flow of innovative collaborations with breweries around the world.

Siren's move into alcohol-free has been gradual but credible. Out of Nowhere, its 0.5% West Coast pilsner with the alcohol-free specialist Mash Gang, is dry-hopped with Citra, Idaho 7 and Nelson Sauvin.

What makes Siren different?

Technical brewing excellence

Siren's reputation is built on technical execution. Complex hop bills, carefully managed fermentations, clean processes — all of which translates to better NA beer when they apply the same approach.

Collaboration culture

Siren collaborates widely in UK and international craft beer. Its best-known alcohol-free collaboration is Out of Nowhere, made with Mash Gang.

Craft credibility

When Siren releases an alcohol-free beer or collaborates on one, UK craft drinkers pay attention. That cultural weight benefits the whole NA category.

The Siren alcohol-free approach

Out of Nowhere, with Mash Gang

Siren sells Out of Nowhere in 440ml cans at £3.50, but it was sold out when we checked in October 2026. Keep an eye on both breweries’ release schedules.

Limited NA releases

Siren occasionally puts out its own NA beers. These tend to be small-batch and deserve the same attention as their full-strength limited releases.

Is Siren worth tracking for NA?

Yes, especially for their collaborative work. See our indie alcohol-free breweries guide.