Non-alcoholic pale ale and blonde beer from Sober Carpenter, Collective Arts, Boréale, Alchimiste and more: light malt, gentle hops, mostly brewed in Canada.
Non-alcoholic blonde ales and pale ales sit between a light lager and an IPA: more flavour than a lager, less bitterness than an IPA. Most of the beers in this collection come from Canadian breweries, many of them from Quebec.
Blondes and pale ales we recommend
- Alchimiste Gluten Free Blonde: our best-selling blonde, light and crisp, and gluten-free.
- Sober Carpenter Blonde: a simple Quebec blonde made with water, barley, hops and yeast.
- Collective Arts Hazy Pale Ale: tropical fruit, citrus and red berry notes.
- Boréale Hors Sentiers Blonde: fresh, cereal-forward and easy to drink.
- Lake of Bays Near Zero Pale Ale: bread crust and grapefruit, from Ontario.
Blonde or pale ale?
A blonde is lighter and maltier; a pale ale has more hop aroma, often citrus or pine. If you like IPAs, see our non-alcoholic IPA collection. Or browse all of our non-alcoholic beer.
FAQs
It sits between a light lager and an IPA, with more flavour than a lager and less bitterness than an IPA.
Sober Carpenter, Collective Arts, Athletic Brewing, Harmon's, Boréale, Alchimiste and more, mostly Canadian.
Its gentle malt and hops go with burgers, grilled chicken, salads and fish and chips.
For a classic blonde, try Clausthaler Original Blonde, Athletic Brewing Upside Dawn Golden Blonde or Sober Carpenter Blonde. If you want more hop character, pick Collective Arts Hazy Pale Ale or Partake Pale Ale.
Yes, the Ultimate Blonde & White Ale Beer Box (6 Pack) lets you taste several beers in one order. There is also a Gluten Free Blonde from Alchimiste Microbrasserie.