Erdinger Alkoholfrei cans 24x50cl

Initially I was underwhelmed. But then I discovered that pouring it and drinking from a glass was a completely different experience. This is a pretty decent Weißbier but with basically no alcohol. This whole isotonic angle they're pushing is a bit weird, but I suppose it works if you're a gymbunny who likes beer.

It’s a great drink. However the price fluctuates drastically. Sub 30 pounds to 40 plus. Please stabilise the buy box and you will see your sales increase.

Very good zero alcohol beer .Lovley taste ,contains vitamins and low sugar content .Thankyou

This is good value for money as it tastes the same as the Erdinger AF beer in bottles but it is cheaper. It comes safely packaged. I think the Erdinger AF is the perfect AF beer, as it is an isotonic drink and its taste is not too strong so it pairs well with a variety of foods and does not cause bloating. Best served chilled!

I first got to know about this brew after a road race which they were sponsoring. Don't get me wrong, the beer tastes fine and it's pleasant enough, but at 6g of sugar per can, it's highly calorific. I've switched to other 0% beers that have less than half the sugar content.

This is a surprisingly good alcohol free (0.5% abv) beer. IMHO, the best you can get... It's a cloudy weissbrau (wheat beer) and almost indistinguishable from an alcoholic equivalent. It's certainly refreshing and has a pleasant, distinctive flavour - especially when served ice cold. It's reportedly made according to the German Purity laws. So, how they actually remove almost all the alcohol, I have no idea! Anyway, an excellent drink at a reasonable price. That said, if you are not a fan of wheat beers, this is probably not for you!

Absolutely loved this product. Just gone to buy them again for the third time..... a £13.48 increase in price!! No thankyou. How can you justify an increase of that amount within weeks?

Love the stuff, it's really helping me get off the booze by not tasting horrible and being just as filling as the real thing. To describe the taste would be like saying it tastes like those mega/super/mighty malt sort of drinks you get in brown cans just not overpoweringly sweet. There is a sweetness, but it's very bready and directly from the malt. The beer pours with a good head, but doesn't really keep it longer than a few minutes, nevertheless it doesn't matter for me as I drink it from a lidded stein. Would recommend for its refreshment and for being as filling as beer. It hits that beer itch if you grab one instead of a full fat one.