Budweiser Zero pours clear amber with few bubbles and little head. It looks a bit sad and flat in the glass. If you enjoy Bud Light and are looking for a flavor substitute without the alcohol, this is it. While I prefer a more bitter flavor, Budweiser Zero is actually not bad for a light beer. I found a few mixed opinions while doing the research. Most people said it tastes just like regular Budweiser, while a small percentage thought it was watered down or bland. Overall, the majority of people seem to really enjoy Budweiser Zero and say it tastes just like a normal Budweiser but without the alcohol. I agree that the similarities are impressive. Alcohol Free Brew: How it’s Made Bevo was a non-alcoholic malt drink or “near beer” that came in under 0.5% ABV to get around the laws of the time. It fell out of favour in the late 20s when everyone was allowed to get drunk again. Budweiser “Zero” (formerly “Prohibition Brew”) is the US brewery’s 0% non-alcoholic lager. Get tasting notes and nutritional info in this review.

While I do not recommend Budweiser Zero as the best tasting na beer on the market, it might still be for you. For instance, if you like Bud Light and are looking to skip the alcohol, Budweiser Zero will be a familiar place to start. The popularity of so-called healthier alcoholic alternatives is growing, as shown by the rise of low-calorie spiked seltzers and light beers. For Budweiser, Bud Zero creates an an opportunity for the brand to capitalize on the trend. We really want to disrupt this space because we believe there doesn’t need to be a stigma and outdated understanding of non-alcoholic beer,” Monica Rustgi, Budweiser’s VP of marketing told CNN Business. “Beer is something that people love, so it doesn’t have to be binary decision of drinking beer with alcohol or not drinking a beer at all.”The downside to BZ I’ve found, is availability. No surprise that it is not carried in most smaller retail outlets or even the larger chain supermarkets you might frequent, so buying it in larger quantities off the floor (warm) is advisable when possible if you want to keep some on-hand without having a dedicated beer fridge. But if you do have the latter, be sure to adjust the thermostat to compensate the absence of anti-freeze. I like to keep mine set just above the freezing point for standard beer, which renders BZ somewhat of a slush puppy after a few hours. Budweiser is an American beer company that was founded in 1876. It’s now owned by Anheuser-Busch, or AB InBev, one of the largest brewing companies in the world. Budweiser makes a range of beers, with the most commonly known Bud Light and Budweiser. Budweiser Zero: Alcohol Free Beer Pit stops are still necessary to drain the tank, but that’s just a routine part of the event that usually takes place during caution laps. When prohibition hit in the US in 1920, Budweiser’s parent brewery Anheuser-Busch decided to concentrate on selling brewer’s yeast, malt extract, ice cream and the curiously named “Bevo” drink. We're proud to present Budweiser Zero. The same great Budweiser taste, crisp refreshment, and smooth finish we've been making for over 100 years, just with zero alcohol. Uncompromisingly Budweiser brewed for those who make zero compromise.

Budweiser has come up with a new recipe for Budweiser Zero and teamed up with former NBA star Dwayne Wade to design and promote it. As the name suggests, Budweiser Zero has no alcohol. It’s Budweiser’s first alcohol free beer, but its parent company, Anheuser-Busch has several uniquely branded NA beers to go along with their alcoholic counterparts. An alcohol free brew only has to contain less than .5% alcohol by volume, but Bud Zero has just that – 0%. Prohibition was brewed to the same recipe as the alcoholic version. The brewery removed the alcohol in by heating the beer in a vacuum. It also used a brewing process that stops all of the malt fermenting.The Bud name carries so much weight to it, and this product is going to benefit from instant consumer recognition,” Bryant said, adding that the Bud name is “certainly going to spur trial among some consumers” who otherwise might not have tried it.