Tipsy Bier Alcohol-Free Beers

Tipsy Bier is a family beer brand revived by the brothers Joey and Marc Hermans from their grandfather’s recipe. They have no brewery of their own: their site says BeerSelect brews Tipsy beer. Tipsy Silver is its 0.3% blond.

Who are Tipsy Bier?

The story of Tipsy beer begins with the two brothers Jan and Jozef Hermans, the brand site says. The historic Brasserie Hermans Frères in Mortsel was founded in 1898, according to the brand site and De Zuidrand. Almost a century later, the brothers Joey and Marc Hermans are bringing Tipsy beer back to life, the site says; in 2020 they dusted off the recipe of their grandfather, Jos Hermans, Made in reported.

Their company is Gebr. Hermans – Frères bv, at Helleven in Kalmthout. The UK shops list the maker as “Brouwerij Hermans”, but the brothers don’t have a brewery of their own: today the duo works from their office in Kalmthout, Made in reported in August 2025. A Made in headline also reported that they were named Best Entrepreneurs of Brasschaat 2025.

The brand belongs to the two brothers, the brand site and the press say. We couldn’t check the company register, but we found no drinks group involved, so we list it as independent.

Who brews Tipsy?

BeerSelect, the brand site says BeerSelect brews Tipsy beer with love, to the original recipe. The brothers work with BeerSelect as a host brewery, which makes sure the beer is brewed to a high quality, it says. Those lines are about Tipsy beer in general: the site’s section on Tipsy Silver doesn’t name a brewer. A Made in headline calls BeerSelect a shared brewery in Ghent.

What Tipsy brews

The brand site lists three beers: Tipsy, 7%, a dark beer refermented in the bottle; Tipsy Gold, 7.5%, a spiced tripel; and Tipsy Silver, 0.3%, the third to launch.

Tipsy’s alcohol-free beer

Tipsy Silver launched in April 2025 and was developed with Tourist LeMC, Made in reported; the brand site calls Tourist LeMC its proud ambassador. It’s brewed with a selection of hops, malt and spices, and with wheat, which takes the taste and colour towards a witbier, the brand says. It describes a light, fruity beer with a slight sourness in the finish, a pleasant bitterness and a good head, and a subtle but complex aftertaste. It gives the strength as 0.3% and calls it alcohol free.

The brand doesn’t say how it keeps the alcohol down, or publish calories. Tipsy Silver won silver at the World Beer Awards 2025, Made in reported in August 2025; we couldn’t check it on the World Beer Awards’ own site, and the brand site shows no award for Silver.

How Tipsy Silver compares

Alcohol-free Belgian blonds in our directory. Calories as published; checked 31 October 2026. Scores are Unhopped ratings out of 10.

The Tipsy beer in our directory

Checked 31 October 2026. Scores are Unhopped ratings out of 10.

Where to buy Tipsy Silver

On 31 October 2026 The Alcohol Free Co had Tipsy Silver at £22.21 for six, or single bottles at £3.89, and Dry Drinker six for £22.21; those are affiliate links. Both had sold out of their cases of 12 and 24, and Wise Bartender doesn’t list it. The brand has no shop of its own. For more, see our guide to the best Belgian alcohol-free beer.

Facts checked against the Tipsy Bier website, Made in, De Zuidrand, The Alcohol Free Co and Dry Drinker, 31 October 2026.