Which supermarkets do this? I work in a supermarket which has numerous branches all over the UK, and I can assure you that alcohol-free - and indeed alcoholic - are freely available during all our trading hours.

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Guiness Zero is without the best, its a tiny bit sweeter, Heineken is as people have said the best as a lager, i drink Mahou 0.0 which is a malty beer, dont know if you can get it in the UK

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There's a time rule in nanny state Ireland. Plus a minimum price. To put it into context your 50p beer is 1.70 a can here. Party poopers. And, yes, it often stops you buying the alcohol free as well. Can't remember the times but something like 10.30 weekdays, 12 Sundays and Bank Holidays.

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there is no tax on NA beer although the brewing process is similar.
I suspect the main reason in the high price is simple economies of scale. It's brewed in much lower quantities.

Rarely see promotions on NA beer too

It’s relatively expensive, I suspect due to economies of scale.

I’ve been drinking it for a number of years and rate Erdinger, Heineken and more recently Guinness as outstanding.

Thought Peroni zero was good too.

Quite a fan of gin zero too. Seedlip, Gordons and Tanqueray are very good but more expensive than gin with alcohol.

Tried an alcohol free Prosecco and it was just like a sparkling grape juice - which after all is what it was.

Given the lack of duty I suspect this is a very profitable line for the manufacturers.

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