Our non-alcoholic beer is made just like full-strength beer— but it contains less than 0.5% ABV (alcohol by volume). We use the same ingredients. We're talking hops, malted barley, water, and yeast— brewed with care and creativity.The result is flavorful brews you can enjoy anytime, anywhere.

Yes — but only a tiny amount.

In the U.S., “non-alcoholic” means a brew contains less than 0.5% ABV (alcohol by volume). That’s the legal standard across most non-alcoholic beers, including ours. Some brands make 0.0% options, but many craft non-alcoholic brews fall under that 0.5% threshold. We understand many customers have reasons to avoid alcohol, even small amounts. In our experience, however, we find that the processes involved in reducing alcohol to 0.0% significantly impact the flavor profile of the brew, and therefore the drinking experience.

To put that in perspective, small trace amounts of alcohol naturally occur in everyday foods and drinks like:

• Ripe bananas
  
• Orange juice
  
• Sourdough bread
  
• Kombucha
  
• Yogurt
  

In other words, the level is extremely low and not enough to produce intoxicating effects.

So yes, non-alcoholic beer can contain a trace amount of alcohol — but it’s well below the legal limit and designed to deliver flavor without the buzz.

Spoiler: Yes. Our brews bring flavor and aroma. It’s craft through and through — without the buzz. Skeptical? So were some of our biggest fans before their first sip.

We pioneered a proprietary method, re-engineering nearly every step through hundreds of small-batch trials. We continuously brew a range of styles from IPAs to sours. Learn More about our process.

When you want the experience — the flavor, the ritual — without the side effects. Non-alcoholic beer is fit for the occasion. You can crack open an Athletic:

• After a morning workout
• With lunch on a workday
• During a weeknight dinner
• At a party with friends
• The list goes on…

Our favorite moment is that first taste. Suddenly, you realize that great brews aren’t just for weekend nights — it's for any night of the week!