Fierce Mild, non-alcoholic Irish beer

Unapologetically great-tasting Irish beer, made without the alcohol.

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“Go on. What are you having?”

The barman, every Friday

  • A sparkling water, thanks.
  • Just a Coke. I'm driving.
  • A 7up?
  • Lime and soda.
  • Club Orange, I suppose.
  • Tea's grand.
  • Whatever zero you have.
  • A glass of water. Tap's fine.
  • Diet Coke. No ice.
  • Nothing for me, thanks.
  • A shandy. No, wait.
  • Orange juice, I guess.
  • Same again. The water.
  • A pint of… sparkling?

Zero choice.

Until now.

Taking a stand against bland.

Irish. Independent. Brewed in Louth, made without the alcohol.

Right. What'll it be?

Two beers, both packed with flavour (our fierce side) and mellow enough for any occasion (our mild side).

A pint of Fierce Mild Extra Pale Ale beside its bottle on a dark pub counter

Extra Pale Ale

A beer defined by addition, not subtraction.

A special yeast and a trilogy of hops unlock that true beer character, kept from the outset rather than put back afterwards.

Look
Light golden straw haze
Nose
Soft and juicy: lemon zest, passion fruit
Finish
Delicate, bitter
Strength
Under 0.5% ABV

A session ale for the session that never has to end.

Lively Lager

Finally. A non-alcoholic lager worth asking for.

Our take on the classic Pilsner. Bright gold in the glass, clean on the nose and crisp where it counts: subtle pale malt, noble hops and a relentlessly refreshing, lightly bitter finish.

Made with
Water, malt, hops, yeast. That's it.
Also
Gluten-free, vegan-friendly, virtually sugar-free
Strength
Under 0.5% ABV

Ehm, what else… You're still reading? Hmm. Our research told us lager drinkers wouldn't read this much into it. Since you're here, sláinte.

Two bottles of Fierce Mild Lively Lager and a full glass on a wooden pub table
A bottle of Lively Lager and a bottle of Extra Pale Ale, beaded with condensation, on a terrazzo bar

Can't decide? You don't have to.

Twelve Extra Pale Ale, twelve Lively Lager. Two distinct styles, one flavour-first approach to alcohol-free beer.

We'd rather not go on about it.

“By far the best non-alcoholic beer I've found.”

Irish Examiner

Up to €0

The prize fund when we won The Pitch 2025: Samsung technology, an IMAGE media campaign and mentoring. Five judges, ten live pitches, one non-alcoholic brewery from Louth.

Fierce Mild Lively Lager poster: Ask for the Irish one. Finally, a non-alcoholic lager worth asking for.
Zero.0 choice. Until now. We put that on the side of a van and parked it outside a certain big brewery's head office. Then we asked Ireland to ask for the Irish one.

Right. We'll stop.

Come join The Mild Tribe.

Fergal Carroll and Cathal Byrne. Childhood friends, then brothers-in-law, then brewers.

They started Fierce Mild in 2022 to give Irish drinkers a better choice. We brew in Louth with natural, locally sourced ingredients, and no additives, preservatives or flavourings. Irish. Independent. Brewing things differently.

Mild Activity. Run clubs, hill walks and yoga in a field, usually followed by a cold one. Watch @_fiercemild for the next one.

Fergal and Cathal talking in a field of ripe barley
Extra Pale Ale being poured from the bottle into a glass
A man on a red-brick Irish street wearing the Fierce Mild tote bag
Fierce Mild socks printed with: Like revenge, best served cold

Like revenge, best served cold.

Socks, made and designed in Galway by Irish Socksciety. Featuring Fierce Mild himself. €10.

An open Fierce Mild tote bag with bottles inside

One bag carries 0 bottles.

We checked. Organic cotton tote, designed and printed in Dublin. €10.

Settle up.

Your tab goes straight into a basket on fiercemild.co, where you check out. Stock and delivery are confirmed there.

Rather have it at the bar? Find a stockist, or tell your local to get it in.

Run a bar or a shop? Wholesale is through Classic Drinks: no minimum order, next-day delivery six days a week. Open a wholesale account.

Non-alcoholic brewery · Co. Louth
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    Brew things differently.

    “A Fierce Mild, please.”