Rationale Brewing Non Alcoholic Beer, West Coast IPA, Premium Craft NA Beer, Low Calorie Zero Alcohol Alternative, Award Winning Non-Alcoholic Drinks, 6 Pack 12oz Cans

I have only been into NA beers for about a year and change. And the main reason I got into them was RationAle. It just tastes better than the other ones, especially, IMHO, Athletic. The Mexican won me over. It tastes just as good as a Corona. I was trying to cut back on beer in general, simply because I am north of 50 now. But I get tired of water and sometimes, I just want a beer! Tasty, light, easy-drinking Mexican Cerveza has opened up tons of "beer occasions" for me. Eg, after cutting the lawn, at dinner on a weeknight, at weekday happy your (I try to drink only on weekends, generally), in the hot tub, after a workout, in front of a weeknight ballgame. Fewer calories, no booze, and great taste. Easy win. I don't know how they do it but it tastes like legit beer, not the watered down crap I've tasted in the past. The West Coast IPA also tastes really good, almost as good as a real IPA. Full disclosure, I don't love really hoppy IPAs, so when I go IPA, I tend to do lighter Session styles anyway. So this is a perfect fit for me, and to date, the best tasting NA IPA I've tried. (The Hazy is just as good, IMHO). I choose the IPAs if I want to feel a little more "elevated" or "sophisticated". Like I'd choose it maybe at a nicer weekday dinner or happy hour, just to feel like I am a little fancier. Every once in a while I also just feel like a hoppier beer, so then I chose the IPA. I keep more Mexican in my fridge in general, but I keep at least 6 IPAs at all times, too. The Kolsch is new and I like it too. It also fits into my "easy drinking" game. Personally, I just prefer The Mexican to the Kolsch, but some friends are the reverse. They are both light and versatile, so I keep both around for the same occasions I mentioned above. I am really glad I got Into the NA game. Game changer, life changer. ps- just so I don't seem like a total homer....I like stouts a lot and I find the Guinness Stout NA is really good. I am hoping the RationAle tries a stout soon too! pss- this is a fun gift to send to people. In this case, I sent this 12 pack to my brother.

Impressively similar to a regular beer. Crispy and refreshing. I will definitely buy again.

This is my absolute favorite beverage out there. You can seriously taste the quality and flavor in every sip. I love the versatility that rationale has to offer- I can stay hydrated, drink a cool beverage, and still be present in the moment!

I've tried a number of NA beers and think Rationale is the best tasting of them all. This 12 pack lets you try all of their flavors. My favorites are the Mexican lager and kolsch because they taste most similar to the alcoholic versions.

Let me start by saying that when I want to have a drink, I'm usually going for a mixed drink - tequila or bourbon. If I do drink a beer, I don't love a super hoppy IPA. Typically, I'll look to pair a beer with a certain kind of food or for a little refreshment when it's warm out. I also don't usually drink non-alcoholic beer. I just don't really consider it. I'm 45 any my memory of NA beers is really mostly o'doules (sp?) and that it didn't really taste like beer. I don't know how these guys do it but if you're looking for a substitute for a light, Mexican-style beer (ala Corona, Dos XX...) this is pretty fantastic. No weird aftertaste. Crisp, nice carbonation that doesn't leave you 'full' after a few. It definitely exceeded expectations and is a perfect substitute for those that like a light beer. I'll def try a few of the other varieties these guys make! My wife also tried it and here's what she said. She's usually a light-beer drinker in terms of her preference: This NA beer tasted crisp, light and just like regular beer. I think if I'd been doing a blind taste test, I would have had trouble identifying this one as the NA beer. I'm relatively new to trying NA beer - but sometimes want the taste and feeling of having a beer without the effects of the alcohol, so this category has piqued my interest lately. Something I liked about this one was that there was no aftertaste (which has been the case with other brands I've tried). I plan to keep this brand stocked in my fridge!

I recently had the pleasure of trying Rationale Mexican Cerveza, and I have to say—I was incredibly impressed! As someone who appreciates a good beer and rarely opts for non-alcoholic options, I was skeptical at first. However, from the very first sip, I was blown away by how closely this matched the taste and experience of a traditional alcoholic beer. The crispness, the depth of flavor, and the smooth finish all came together beautifully. But what truly elevated the experience for me was adding a fresh squeeze of lime—absolute perfection! The citrusy brightness complemented the beer’s natural flavors in a way that made it incredibly refreshing and satisfying. It’s exactly what I’d want on a warm day, paired with my favorite meals, or simply when I’m looking for a great-tasting beverage without the alcohol. If you’re looking for a non-alcoholic beer that doesn’t compromise on taste or authenticity, I highly recommend giving Rationale a try. It’s hands down one of the best I’ve had, and I’ll definitely be keeping it stocked in my fridge!

The West Coast IPA isn't bad but it is near the bottom of what I've tried. Everything from Athletic, GO, Best Day is better. The Mexican is really good, I'd buy this one again.

I’ve tried my fair share of non-alcohol beers and many have left me wanting more. But the Rationale Cerveza is a game changer. It’s genuinely delicious , crisp , clean and incredibly flavorful. It’s light, refreshing, perfect for a hot day or anytime you want a flavorful beverage without the alcohol. How many beers does rationale nonalcoholic brewery make? This is the fourth nonalcoholic brew. I’ve tried from Rationale, and every one of them blows me away! Try them all you won’t be disappointed.