I think it’s because it actually takes more effort to make 0.0s. It requires an extra step to remove the alcohol (through a cold filtration method). So if they priced them just based off labour cost, it would actually cost more. They only have them cheaper for the costumers.
All zero alcohol beers are expensive, and yes its down to the complicated process of making it alcohol free. Shame really as id drink a lot more zero alcohol beer if it was cheaper @EvanReichert
It's actually lovely. I wouldn't be in a pub if I wasn't drinking but I always have a few in my fridge at home. Even my aunt who isn't a Guinness drinker has started having a few of these at home as an alternative to the vino. Working from home, it's nice to be able to crack open one of these in the afternoon when I'm sick of the coffee and ribena
I’ve not tried the ‘on tap’ but the can was a game changer. I quit drinking 5 years ago and have never found a non alcoholic drink I like, water and coffee for 5 years is boring as hell and I was gagging for a pint again. 0.0 Guinness put a stop to that urge 👍🍻
I'm currently going a full year without drinking alcohol, tried the 0.0 in a can and it was good. Hits the spot for me for when I get the itch to enjoy a pint. I know it has like 0.05 but that's basically nothing.
Its honestly the best non-alcoholic option out there for me. I always found non alcoholic lagers taste a bit "off". This stuff is great and they've really nailed the taste which probably explains why it took so long to get it right. One question if anyone knows but do they still have to charge so much for it? That was 6.10 in the video wouldn't this stuff be free from a lot of the tax on alcohol?
i think the pub still needs to make a profit due to energy costs & inflation, but yeah buying from supermarket should be much cheaper in theory but the it's the guiness brand so they're still charge an arm and a leg
Don't be exposing the alcohol games extortionate pricing with this kind if talk. Places in the country can charge 3.50 a pint still. I don't think there's any need for it to be over 5 but they will never take the prices down.
As someone who's recently had to go off the drink this seems like a game changer. Sadly I don't live in Ireland, but I hope they'll spread to other countries ASAP!
I've become a big fan of Guinness 0.0 - They've clearly worked hard on it and I think have made recipe changes since it was first released. I'm convinced it tastes smoother now than in the beginning but perhaps that's just me. The whole non/low alcohol beer world is doing great things in general but Guinness is certainly up there as one of the best!
Guinness 0.0% is going to do massive business here in the UK now that Wetherspoon is stocking it (pint cans so far, but draught is on the way) and the big supermarkets are pricing 4x440ml cans down to £4 or £4.50 on the discount deals. Also the Nitrosurge works really well with the cans once they're degassed.
Guinness 0.0% is a game-changer for us non-drinkers. The first ice-cold gulps are just amazing. I think if you leave it to warm up a bit, half-way down the glass you can really tell it's different. Just drink it quickly when it's cold!
Think a lot of people gobshiteing this sort of thing have never been off the booze for a while and been out. Like you say at the end, there's only so many cokes/etc you can have. The psychological aspect of sitting down in the pub with your mates and having what looks like a pint in front of you is huge. I didn't drink for 15 months and the one pub that actually sold NA on tap was a Godsend. In my experience you end up drinking it about the same speed as people on the real stuff, rather than 3/4 of your soft drink down within the first few minutes. I know a lot of pubs can't justify dedicating a tap to N/A, but those that can, hats off to you.
Was off it myself last year. But I'll tell you it was not good when it came out. Getting it from a tap like this? Bound to be much better. It's actually creamy
Fair play to Guinness. When you're nominated driver for a day out or a destination restaurant meal, you don't want a bellyfull of sweet fizzy coke or 7 up. You want a nice flavoursome pint. Only thing they've got to get right now is the pricing.
What price point would you be happy with? I’d pay £3, but they’ll claim that’s just not viable somehow, I appreciate this for alcoholics and designated drivers, but still a huge cash grab to me, as all non alcoholic drinks seem to be
@John Doe I totally agree with your point, non alcoholic drinks in a bar setting are seriously overpriced. It certainly hasn't done anything to combat the temptation of drinking driving. I would love to see the Guinness Zero at half the price of a standard pint. But as you say, they'll claim it's not viable. But then again, most alcohol suffers woefully steep prices due to tax. How can an alcohol free beer be still taxable at the same rate? ? The government moves in mysterious ways hey
Just don’t have a real pint before and it’s drinkable, it’s not thick, a bit watery. But a good addition for sure. Just charge a reasonable price Guinness
I couldn't get it on Good Friday, none of the locals (Rural) had it and have no intention of getting it in as no one wants it. Fantastic for getting around the laws on alcohol sponsorship which makes me think this is why 0.0 exists.
Only in my local the last 2 months I'd say only 4 pints have actually bin pulled 🤣🤣 I'd try it myself but no chance if that keg has just bin sitting in the back fridge. Oh the flipping price of it should be half the price of a pint it's a fiver for a alcohol version in my local and non alcohol is 4.50 where's the sense in that at all
I had a pint when out for a meal last night and I tell you what, it was a damn sight better than some normal (average pints of) Guinness I've had in some pubs! Great for the designated drivers but not cheap!!
I'd certainly be interested in trying it on draught but as of yet, I haven't seen it? I've tried the tins but I found it had an odd 'twang'? Must be popular over where I am in the UK though, as the only supermarkets that sell it have always sold out?
Why? It still needs to be brewed and has the same ingredients. In fact the removal of alcohol is actually an extra step which costs more to produce, let alone the research that’s gone into inventing it.
I haven’t had a drink for 17 years and I’m interested in trying this 0.0. You are right theres only so much cokes and lemonades one person can drink. Would be a nice alternative and ill prob wont be able to tell the difference because its been so long since actually drinking anything alcoholic.
Absolutely bang on, has given the designated driver a drink, also only so much cola and coffee you can drink in a week, game changer, did'nt do alcohol free all shite just stayed in, no out anytime
Pub in Ennis served me one of the standard 0.0 cans from the fridge and charged me €5.30. A 4 pack of the same cans in the supermarket costs €7. Sickening rip off. If memory serves me correctly, the tax/excise duty on a pint of guinness is 56 cents because of its alcohol content. I would think a pint of guinness 0.0 should therefore be 56 cents cheaper than regular guinness. Furthermore, the government should hugely reduce the VAT on zero alcohol beverages to encourage healthier lifestyles and reduce hospital admissions.
Standing in a crowd with a pint in your hand, no one knows the difference...except the glass itself has "0.0" in bright blue lettering! I guess you just have to hold the glass with the "0.0" into your body or cover it with your thumb!
Isn't it so weird we live in a world where it's so frowned upon not to be drinking alcohol? I say that as a drinker myself but I do feel for folk who get slated in the pub
What happened to Guinness 2.8% as I thought that might be okay on Draught as last week I had a half of full strength Heineken mixed with half of Non Alcholic Heineken in a pint glass (think Snakebite) and it was fantastic the only downside was the cost at £4.80 :( but if they can do that with Guinness and make with IPA then it's a game changer in the UK you get 50% tax reduction on brewing Lagers and Beers on anything 2.8%ABV so that needs to be handed down to the punter.
Back in the day of zero alcohol lagers, including Guinness Kaliber, I had just as bad a hangover the next day, we put it down to the method of making it non alcholic. What is the next day after a few of these like?
It's more of an offspring to the Guinness stout line, and not necessarily a 0,0 (so a regular Guinness lacking any alcohol) version of the Guinness we all know and love if you ask me. I like it though, had a few cans during Dry February.
Great review. Price point doesn't surprise me. Smaller scale production and it requires the extra steps to filter out the alcohol and rebalance the flavour profile. I agree it tastes decent 👌
I have pancrease problems that i cant have alcoholic drinks.... before i found out though my go too beer was guinness then i had to stop.... now that i found out that they have 0 version i can enjoy it again its seriously not that different from what i remembered
Anyone know anywhere in London that has this on tap yet? Haven't seen it on tap anywhere in England yet, only cans. Looks great. The cans are a real game changer. Love a 'normal' Guinness, but a zero is such a great option also. Cheers!
If this tastes good this is a game changer for designated drivers or people who are off the sauce. As others have mentioned, if Guinness helped to subsidize the cost somehow it would be a huge PR move of civic responsibility.
I had one of these with a bit of lunch, while I was waiting for me train home from Dublin the other day. I was gobsmacked. I had tried a can about 18 months the ago and thought it was awful. The pint from the tap was so good. I agree, it's not quite as good as a genuine pint, but I was seriously impressed. I can't wait to see the propper taps and Kegs of this in the West. I love going to my local for a pint, but I live so rural, I have to drive, so I don't go. Our local is on its knees because our community just doesn't want to drink and drive. If they can get this on tap in there, I can see loads of us in after work for a guilt free scoop.
This isnt anything to do with the 0% stuff, just an idea for a video. My mates always take the piss out of me because after the first few mouthfuls I swirl the glass fairly hard before the next drink and I swear it makes it taste better. Am I the only one?
I can't drink these days because I drive for a living and could get drink or drug tested at any moments notice. The non alcohol revolution is a game changer, yet to have Guinness 0.0 but hopefully it's as good as you say
Guinness 0.0% is good but not as good at the original , what bothers me is the price ..... £6 gets you 4 cans of the normal but the non alc version costs £6 for 4 cans so what exact reason do you basically pay the exact same but for less ? Non alc is basically a soft drink like cola abd it should be cheap because it is nothing
Wow im actually in shock non alcohol guinness in republic of ireland? I would have thought the locals would boycott the pub that served it. 😂 Ya kno given that everybody drinks in ROI. In Northern Ireland its popular.
Occasionally people will give you grief or try to pressure you into drinking alcohol which isn't great if you're you're on the wagon. More discreet branding just means you avoid all the nonsense and get to enjoy socialising at a pub.
It's much harder and more expensive to brew (good) non-alcoholic beers compared to regular beers, so I'm not surprised that it's almost the same price.
Not even close. Tastes like flat soda, Absolutely disappointed they discontinued nitro cold brew for this doesn’t taste like beer or Guinness has a sweeter taste and thinner feel 👎👎 not happy.
@@paulmcgrath6118 new glasses are covered in a wax like coating. Needs a fair few goes in the wash to get rid of it. Or use a glass renovate powder to clean newbies. Also the new glasses haven't conditioned to the water and environment as crazy as that sounds.
Ya man is wrong. It says 0.0 on the side so every knows you're on the piss water. It might as well say muck on the side. No way your score it higher than a 6 if you didn't know it was 0.0. DOWN WITH THIS SORT OF THING!
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I don't know who's responsible, but it should be priced way way way lower . Would benifit everyone.
I think it’s because it actually takes more effort to make 0.0s. It requires an extra step to remove the alcohol (through a cold filtration method). So if they priced them just based off labour cost, it would actually cost more. They only have them cheaper for the costumers.
All zero alcohol beers are expensive, and yes its down to the complicated process of making it alcohol free. Shame really as id drink a lot more zero alcohol beer if it was cheaper @EvanReichert
I'd say a 0.0 in Ireland would taste better than a twanger from Wetherspoons in London! 😂
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It's actually lovely. I wouldn't be in a pub if I wasn't drinking but I always have a few in my fridge at home. Even my aunt who isn't a Guinness drinker has started having a few of these at home as an alternative to the vino. Working from home, it's nice to be able to crack open one of these in the afternoon when I'm sick of the coffee and ribena
I’ve not tried the ‘on tap’ but the can was a game changer. I quit drinking 5 years ago and have never found a non alcoholic drink I like, water and coffee for 5 years is boring as hell and I was gagging for a pint again. 0.0 Guinness put a stop to that urge 👍🍻
I'm currently going a full year without drinking alcohol, tried the 0.0 in a can and it was good. Hits the spot for me for when I get the itch to enjoy a pint. I know it has like 0.05 but that's basically nothing.
Less alcohol than a loaf of bread, so I think you're good 😂
More alcohol in orange juice than these Guiness 0.0s or other alcohol free beers
Its honestly the best non-alcoholic option out there for me. I always found non alcoholic lagers taste a bit "off". This stuff is great and they've really nailed the taste which probably explains why it took so long to get it right. One question if anyone knows but do they still have to charge so much for it? That was 6.10 in the video wouldn't this stuff be free from a lot of the tax on alcohol?
i think the pub still needs to make a profit due to energy costs & inflation, but yeah buying from supermarket should be much cheaper in theory but the it's the guiness brand so they're still charge an arm and a leg
Don't be exposing the alcohol games extortionate pricing with this kind if talk. Places in the country can charge 3.50 a pint still. I don't think there's any need for it to be over 5 but they will never take the prices down.
As someone who's recently had to go off the drink this seems like a game changer. Sadly I don't live in Ireland, but I hope they'll spread to other countries ASAP!
I can say they got it here in the USA , $11 for 4 tall cans
@@Electrical.Perspective yeah but ye dont have it on tap, cans taste like shit
@@lorcangeraghty8106 I wouldn’t be drinking non alcoholic beer at a bar brah
@@Electrical.Perspective I drink with the lads in between lectures having a tap close to campus like this would be class lmao
I actually think the UK 0.0 cans aren’t too bad, if you pour them with maximum head in mind. 4 for £4 in the supermarket too
Just had my first can of 0.0, man as you say, this is a game changer for someone who has been off the grog for a decade.
I've become a big fan of Guinness 0.0 - They've clearly worked hard on it and I think have made recipe changes since it was first released. I'm convinced it tastes smoother now than in the beginning but perhaps that's just me. The whole non/low alcohol beer world is doing great things in general but Guinness is certainly up there as one of the best!
I agree. Have had excellent experience with the double zero and it's what I order now when I have a hankering.
I sure in the states they are doing non alcohol beers with Cannabis.
Yes. I'm with you! 💯
Off the drink for quite a while due to meds at the moment.
I’ve been missing a good pint of Guinness the most!
Hope this comes to the UK soon!
Guinness 0.0% is going to do massive business here in the UK now that Wetherspoon is stocking it (pint cans so far, but draught is on the way) and the big supermarkets are pricing 4x440ml cans down to £4 or £4.50 on the discount deals.
Also the Nitrosurge works really well with the cans once they're degassed.
Guinness 0.0% is a game-changer for us non-drinkers. The first ice-cold gulps are just amazing. I think if you leave it to warm up a bit, half-way down the glass you can really tell it's different. Just drink it quickly when it's cold!
Non-Alcoholic Guinness in a can is good here in the UK and its usually about £4.50 UK pounds for 4 cans
Think a lot of people gobshiteing this sort of thing have never been off the booze for a while and been out. Like you say at the end, there's only so many cokes/etc you can have. The psychological aspect of sitting down in the pub with your mates and having what looks like a pint in front of you is huge. I didn't drink for 15 months and the one pub that actually sold NA on tap was a Godsend. In my experience you end up drinking it about the same speed as people on the real stuff, rather than 3/4 of your soft drink down within the first few minutes. I know a lot of pubs can't justify dedicating a tap to N/A, but those that can, hats off to you.
Was off it myself last year. But I'll tell you it was not good when it came out. Getting it from a tap like this? Bound to be much better. It's actually creamy
Great chat with the barman. Love it.
Fair play to Guinness. When you're nominated driver for a day out or a destination restaurant meal, you don't want a bellyfull of sweet fizzy coke or 7 up. You want a nice flavoursome pint. Only thing they've got to get right now is the pricing.
What price point would you be happy with? I’d pay £3, but they’ll claim that’s just not viable somehow, I appreciate this for alcoholics and designated drivers, but still a huge cash grab to me, as all non alcoholic drinks seem to be
@John Doe I totally agree with your point, non alcoholic drinks in a bar setting are seriously overpriced. It certainly hasn't done anything to combat the temptation of drinking driving.
I would love to see the Guinness Zero at half the price of a standard pint. But as you say, they'll claim it's not viable. But then again, most alcohol suffers woefully steep prices due to tax. How can an alcohol free beer be still taxable at the same rate? ? The government moves in mysterious ways hey
Plus I think all none alcoholic drinks should be no more than a couple quid in my opinion
€6.10 is a ridiculous price for a non alcoholic drink, 10c less than a normal pint, might as well get a normal pint🤷🏻♂️
I'll be trying this next time I see it. You could always have a couple of normal Guinness and then carry on with this stuff.
I do that trick with Gin and Tonic. After 2 real ones I'm happy with tonic and lime.
2:06 beside the Islands edge tap to the left O’ Hara’s single stout is my favourite drop.
Easily the best alcohol free beer... Irish genius
Just don’t have a real pint before and it’s drinkable, it’s not thick, a bit watery. But a good addition for sure. Just charge a reasonable price Guinness
I couldn't get it on Good Friday, none of the locals (Rural) had it and have no intention of getting it in as no one wants it. Fantastic for getting around the laws on alcohol sponsorship which makes me think this is why 0.0 exists.
Reminds me of Jordan F1’s Be on the edge sponsorship from Benson and Hedges
I really like it. It tastes very much like the real thing. I drink a lot of it now I've stopped drinking alcohol.
As a non-drinker I am excited to try this! 😅 thanks for the video! 🎉
long as Guinness doesn't hire Dylan Mulvaney 😂
Only in my local the last 2 months I'd say only 4 pints have actually bin pulled 🤣🤣 I'd try it myself but no chance if that keg has just bin sitting in the back fridge. Oh the flipping price of it should be half the price of a pint it's a fiver for a alcohol version in my local and non alcohol is 4.50 where's the sense in that at all
Guinness now has the non alcoholic market sown up
I had a pint when out for a meal last night and I tell you what, it was a damn sight better than some normal (average pints of) Guinness I've had in some pubs! Great for the designated drivers but not cheap!!
Does it make you go to afterwards?!
@@quavonhall7050 no cork required :)
I saw these and didn't pick them up near me in the state side in NJ. Man I gotta try these now after this review! TY Guru for the heads up
A four pack of 0.0 in Wales is £5, a normal 4 pack is £4.79
Yea in Belfast the 0.0 is £4.50 and the normal one is £4.79
I'd certainly be interested in trying it on draught but as of yet, I haven't seen it? I've tried the tins but I found it had an odd 'twang'? Must be popular over where I am in the UK though, as the only supermarkets that sell it have always sold out?
I also dont think the zero stuff should be the same price as normal guinness. thats not far at all
Why? It still needs to be brewed and has the same ingredients. In fact the removal of alcohol is actually an extra step which costs more to produce, let alone the research that’s gone into inventing it.
The price is high because of the alcohol tax so zero alcohol should cost less
I haven’t had a drink for 17 years and I’m interested in trying this 0.0. You are right theres only so much cokes and lemonades one person can drink. Would be a nice alternative and ill prob wont be able to tell the difference because its been so long since actually drinking anything alcoholic.
Absolutely bang on, has given the designated driver a drink, also only so much cola and coffee you can drink in a week, game changer, did'nt do alcohol free all shite just stayed in, no out anytime
Pub in Ennis served me one of the standard 0.0 cans from the fridge and charged me €5.30.
A 4 pack of the same cans in the supermarket costs €7.
Sickening rip off.
If memory serves me correctly, the tax/excise duty on a pint of guinness is 56 cents because of its alcohol content.
I would think a pint of guinness 0.0 should therefore be 56 cents cheaper than regular guinness.
Furthermore, the government should hugely reduce the VAT on zero alcohol beverages to encourage healthier lifestyles and reduce hospital admissions.
Spot on as we just getting ripped off the brewers and government.
What is the world coming too?
Standing in a crowd with a pint in your hand, no one knows the difference...except the glass itself has "0.0" in bright blue lettering! I guess you just have to hold the glass with the "0.0" into your body or cover it with your thumb!
Isn't it so weird we live in a world where it's so frowned upon not to be drinking alcohol? I say that as a drinker myself but I do feel for folk who get slated in the pub
What happened to Guinness 2.8% as I thought that might be okay on Draught as last week I had a half of full strength Heineken mixed with half of Non Alcholic Heineken in a pint glass (think Snakebite) and it was fantastic the only downside was the cost at £4.80 :( but if they can do that with Guinness and make with IPA then it's a game changer in the UK you get 50% tax reduction on brewing Lagers and Beers on anything 2.8%ABV so that needs to be handed down to the punter.
Back in the day of zero alcohol lagers, including Guinness Kaliber, I had just as bad a hangover the next day, we put it down to the method of making it non alcholic. What is the next day after a few of these like?
After drinking just 2 cans the night before, I'm far from my best.
A friend of mine says the same.
I hope to build up a tolerance.
Have the cans improved? I find all non alcoholic beers have that weird faint metallic aftertaste draught or can
It's more of an offspring to the Guinness stout line, and not necessarily a 0,0 (so a regular Guinness lacking any alcohol) version of the Guinness we all know and love if you ask me. I like it though, had a few cans during Dry February.
Great review. Price point doesn't surprise me. Smaller scale production and it requires the extra steps to filter out the alcohol and rebalance the flavour profile. I agree it tastes decent 👌
This lad/pub was in The Irish Pub documentary - which is phenomenal.
I have pancrease problems that i cant have alcoholic drinks.... before i found out though my go too beer was guinness then i had to stop.... now that i found out that they have 0 version i can enjoy it again its seriously not that different from what i remembered
If it was £1.50 or maybe £2 a pint I'd give it a go.
Love that the same white-haired lad is always sitting on the other side of the bar in the background whenever you go to Mulligans
Anyone know anywhere in London that has this on tap yet? Haven't seen it on tap anywhere in England yet, only cans. Looks great. The cans are a real game changer. Love a 'normal' Guinness, but a zero is such a great option also. Cheers!
Very interesting. Pity the sound is a little unclear at the beginning. Nice review
I saw it on tap when I was in Peadar O'Donnell's in Derry last month, didn't end up trying it as the regular Guinness was too good!
It's so close to the normal thing, it's not a thick as a normal alcoholic one. But it's a great taste
For a non-alcoholic drink the price is scandalous!!!
If this tastes good this is a game changer for designated drivers or people who are off the sauce. As others have mentioned, if Guinness helped to subsidize the cost somehow it would be a huge PR move of civic responsibility.
I had one of these with a bit of lunch, while I was waiting for me train home from Dublin the other day.
I was gobsmacked. I had tried a can about 18 months the ago and thought it was awful. The pint from the tap was so good. I agree, it's not quite as good as a genuine pint, but I was seriously impressed.
I can't wait to see the propper taps and Kegs of this in the West. I love going to my local for a pint, but I live so rural, I have to drive, so I don't go. Our local is on its knees because our community just doesn't want to drink and drive.
If they can get this on tap in there, I can see loads of us in after work for a guilt free scoop.
NoNoNo nothing needs to change for a Guinness. It’s been perfect for over 250 years. Arthur will haunt us all if we change it!
I would like to try it but I don't think Guinness will expand to Canada
I love your sip. I'll have another sip, gulp, gulp, gulp. Haha
6.10 for a non alcoholic pint, bloody hell, why would ya😂
It’s the best non alcoholic beer out there . 😊.
Robbery at that price
Where is that Mulligan bar?
Poolbeg Str. Dublin
00 on tap bloody hell no way .cant wait try it
Just make it taste like it does in Ireland so sweet and beautiful. It gets to Australia and it’s different. Long live the Black!
Have you tried the black forge stout yet?? Seems to be a big buzz about?
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He has
Back on the guiness Christmas card list 😅
I seen your add with islands edge 😂😂 how are they giving you money knowing you said it’s shite 💀
This isnt anything to do with the 0% stuff, just an idea for a video. My mates always take the piss out of me because after the first few mouthfuls I swirl the glass fairly hard before the next drink and I swear it makes it taste better. Am I the only one?
if you're driving and don't want people to label you a dry shite, get one of these in a regular glass 🤐
I can't drink these days because I drive for a living and could get drink or drug tested at any moments notice. The non alcohol revolution is a game changer, yet to have Guinness 0.0 but hopefully it's as good as you say
I’ve had a pint of the Guinness 00 and tbh it wasn’t that bad👍
Guinness 0.0% is good but not as good at the original , what bothers me is the price ..... £6 gets you 4 cans of the normal but the non alc version costs £6 for 4 cans so what exact reason do you basically pay the exact same but for less ? Non alc is basically a soft drink like cola abd it should be cheap because it is nothing
Is Guru on the payroll at long last😂
Wow im actually in shock non alcohol guinness in republic of ireland? I would have thought the locals would boycott the pub that served it. 😂
Ya kno given that everybody drinks in ROI.
In Northern Ireland its popular.
I might give it a go
He has a point about years ago with the non alcholic drinks, but why would you care what anyone thinks if your not drinking or not, bit mad to me
Occasionally people will give you grief or try to pressure you into drinking alcohol which isn't great if you're you're on the wagon. More discreet branding just means you avoid all the nonsense and get to enjoy socialising at a pub.
0.0% is great stuff, it's got me off the Booze for a healthier lifestyle. Remember alcohol is not good for your body guys. Look after yourselves.
I don’t like the taste of anything alcoholic enough to drink it non alcoholic, just not for me.
Five quid a pint in London, for a non-alcohol drink.
Get Tae
I thought it was alright...had a night on it
its a no from me
Good newsn
Must be a shitload of sugar in this tho
I found it had a chocolate taste
Let's be real normal Guinness is non-alcoholic until you're 6+ pints in.
Five and ya drive is the motto 😂
@@Leitrim_Red Guinness is so good but they need a premium draught version. I don't care if it costs more.
This guy knows
It's much harder and more expensive to brew (good) non-alcoholic beers compared to regular beers, so I'm not surprised that it's almost the same price.
The extortionate pub pricing is not because of Guinness/Diageo. It’s the ridiculous tax rates.
Not even close. Tastes like flat soda, Absolutely disappointed they discontinued nitro cold brew for this doesn’t taste like beer or Guinness has a sweeter taste and thinner feel 👎👎 not happy.
Rip off and you'd think yer man would throw you one for nothing ffs.
i enjoy it
Lack of shtick is cuz the 0.0 glasses are too new. And also the alcohol is involved in creating a shtickable head.
Whenever I use a new glass there is no shtick. Never knew why
@@paulmcgrath6118 new glasses are covered in a wax like coating. Needs a fair few goes in the wash to get rid of it. Or use a glass renovate powder to clean newbies. Also the new glasses haven't conditioned to the water and environment as crazy as that sounds.
Shtick this Shtick that who gives a bollix just drink it
@@jamesmc81 no it makes sense , there is absolutely no shtick when I use a new pint glass with the Guinness nitro surge but it tastes lovely
@@paulmcgrath6118 tastes unreal doesn't it. Not too cold a can and a well settled can. Better than some pub pints
Ya man is wrong. It says 0.0 on the side so every knows you're on the piss water. It might as well say muck on the side. No way your score it higher than a 6 if you didn't know it was 0.0. DOWN WITH THIS SORT OF THING!
Yeh it's decent stuff
Careful there, son, you'd not want your regulars to lose their faith in you. Sponsors, either, y'know wha' I'm sayin'? Unless you're all geared up to go Max Headroom & the AI on all us auld geezers... I'm enjoying a stubby btl o' the plain even now as we speak --- & believe me, I'd murder one in The Beggar's Bush right now. Has it yet since re-opened? It's started snowing here where I'm at right now --- go figure. & slainte'. MJS ps --- here's how...
Absolutely gross this is ..!
Shite Craic Drink
When I drink the 0.0, I don't feel like I'm not drinking normal Gooiness, its that good.
They should have dropped the price more greedy cnts
It must have alcohol in it. WTF
6.10 euros for a pint of zero alcohol? JAYSUS