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Wiper and True Kaleidoscope Alcohol Free Pale Ale 440ml

£3.95 GBP
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Wiper and True Kaleidoscope Alcohol Free Pale Ale 440ml

£3.95 GBP

Pickup available at The Alcohol Free Drinks Company Ltd

Usually ready in 2-4 days

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Wiper and True Kaleidoscope Alcohol Free Pale Ale 440ml

The Alcohol Free Drinks Company Ltd

Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days

Unit 12 Rudgate Business Park
Tockwith
York YO26 7RD
United Kingdom

+447540203759
ABV 0.5%
Calories 16
Sugar 2.76g
Vegan Yes
Gluten-Free No
Values are per 100ml

A Non-Alcoholic Pale Ale from Bristol-based Wiper and True

🏆 Gold Medal — World Alcohol-Free Awards 2024
🏆 Great Taste Award — 2 Stars 2025

A multi-award-winning, uncompromising alcohol-free take on Wiper and True's flagship Pale Ale — proudly presenting: Kaleidoscope at 0.5% ABV.

Brewed with a trio of Citra, Simcoe and Mosaic hops, this refreshing, flavour-packed pale ale delivers a kaleidoscope of bright citrus and vibrant fruit flavours, balanced with a gentle, clean bitterness. Skilful brewers use premium quality ingredients to brew a full-strength beer, then slowly process it through market-leading technology to gently remove all but 0.5% of the alcohol — preserving maximum flavour and aroma.

Vegan friendly. Calories: 70 per 440ml can (16 per 100ml). 0.5% ABV.

About Wiper and True

Wiper and True's story begins with an apple tree. Founders Michael Wiper and Al True originally wanted to make cider — even planting their own orchard — but while waiting for the trees to mature, they started homebrewing beer. The feedback from friends and family was so good that they kept going, and a chance comment in the garden — "cor, that's a beautiful beer" — became the catalyst for everything. Pouring their surnames and their passion into Beautiful Beer, they brewed nomadically across Bristol, never repeating the same recipe twice. Word spread fast, demand went crazy, and they moved into their first brewery in St Werburghs — building a loyal following of converts who'd previously thought beer wasn't for them.