Staying sober has never been simpler—or more satisfying.. Whether you’re kicking the habit or just want to cut back a bit, there’s no shortage of non-alcoholic options, from ready-to-drink mocktails to NA beers in every style. Enter Years, a Midwest-born non-alcoholic beer that’s bringing a new option to the table, and you’re going to love every sip.
Now, as the brand kicks off its first national campaign for Sober October, it’s teaming up with stand-up comedian, writer, and actor John Mulaney, who has been candid about his own sober journey. More than just a spokesperson, Mulaney says he’s a fan himself, because “Years actually tastes like beer.”
Meet the Lineup: Three Beers, Zero Hangover
Years have taken brewing NA beer seriously. You get the crisp and refreshing taste of real beer with none of the hangover. Each beer (Classic Pale, Original Pilsner, Belgian Wit) contains less than 0.5-percent ABV, and is made with fresh Lake Michigan water, so you get a taste of the Midwest in every sip. Enjoy gluten-free, vegan, and non-GMO ingredients in every can.
- Classic Pale: The perfect brew for grilling, game nights, and long weekends. It includes Citra, Centennial, and Cascade hops to deliver a citrusy and piney flavor with a hoppy kick.
- Original Pilsner: You can’t get more drinkable than this clean and smooth pilsner. Whether you’re enjoying on a sunny afternoon or cooling down after a hike or pickleball match, this brew is cold, bubbly, and so refreshing.
- Belgian Wit: With hints of citrus and spice, the Belgian-style wheat is the most flavorful of the lineup. It pairs perfectly with a big brunch spread or dinner out with friends when you still want a rich, aromatic, and indulgent treat.
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Drinkers Are Calling It the Best NA Beer Yet
Years may be new on the scene, but it’s already converting skeptics. Reviewers rave that it tastes exactly like beer—crisp, smooth, and refreshing without the hangover.
One longtime beer drinker called the Belgian Wit “legit,” saying it nails that perfect mix of citrus and spice without being overly sweet. Others say it’s become their go-to for game nights, workouts, and “doing dad stuff” without feeling rough the next morning.
With an average rating above 4.5 stars, Years is proof that non-alcoholic beer has finally caught up to the craft game.
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