Brewdog Non-Alcoholic Elvis AF 6Pk

BrewDog Non-Alcoholic Elvis AF 6Pk is a grapefruit-forward non-alcoholic IPA at 0.5% ABV, sold as a six-pack of 12 oz cans. A zero-proof riff on BrewDog's cult-favorite Elvis Juice, this AF version carries over the original's signature citrus punch while clocking in at just 20 calories per can.

Quick Facts: ABV: 0.5%  |  Origin: Canal Winchester, Ohio, USA (BrewDog)  |  Style: Non-Alcoholic Grapefruit IPA  |  Brewery: BrewDog

Production & Heritage

BrewDog, the Scottish craft brewery founded in 2007 by James Watt and Martin Dickie in Ellon, Aberdeenshire, produces its AF (alcohol-free) range at its U.S. facility in Canal Winchester, Ohio. Elvis AF uses a grain bill of malted barley, malted wheat, and malted oats alongside lactose, which contributes to its fuller mouthfeel. Grapefruit and orange flavoring are added to mirror the citrus-bomb character of the full-strength Elvis Juice (6.5% ABV), while lactic acid rounds out the acidity. The result is a New England IPA–style non-alcoholic beer designed to deliver hop-forward flavor without the alcohol.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Orange peel and pine resin lead, followed by a wave of grapefruit zest. The hop aromatics are prominent and bright, sitting on a light biscuit malt backdrop.

Taste: The entry is juicy and slightly acidic, with grapefruit sweetness arriving quickly on the mid-palate. That citrus sweetness transitions into a more bitter, hop-driven grapefruit character as the sip develops. A subtle biscuit malt note and a touch of lactose-derived creaminess anchor the body.

Finish: Light-bodied with a mildly sticky mouthfeel, the finish leans bitter-grapefruit with lingering citrus rind. It fades relatively quickly, keeping the drinking experience clean and sessionable.

How to Drink Elvis AF

Serve cold, straight from the can or poured into a tulip glass to release the citrus aromatics. Elvis AF is built to drink on its own as a standalone non-alcoholic option, but it also works in zero-proof mixed drinks. Try it in a Hoppy Shandy blended with fresh lemonade, where the grapefruit notes amplify the citrus base. It pairs well in a NA Radler mixed with grapefruit juice for a double-citrus refresher. For something unexpected, use it as the beer component in a zero-proof Michelada, where the bitterness and acidity play well against lime, hot sauce, and tomato juice.

Best For

• IPA lovers participating in Dry January or Sober October who refuse to sacrifice hop flavor
• Weeknight drinking when you want a craft beer experience without the alcohol
• Outdoor barbecues and tailgates where you need a sessionable, low-calorie option
• Gifting a craft beer fan who is exploring the non-alcoholic category

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Elvis AF taste like? Elvis AF delivers bold grapefruit and orange citrus flavors layered over a light malt base, with a juicy entry that turns into a pleasantly bitter, hop-driven finish.

How does Elvis AF compare to Athletic Brewing Run Wild IPA? Run Wild is a more traditionally balanced American IPA with pine and floral hop notes, while Elvis AF leans heavily into grapefruit and citrus flavoring for a fruit-forward profile. Elvis AF also uses lactose in the grain bill, giving it a slightly creamier mouthfeel than Run Wild's drier body.

Is Elvis AF good for IPA drinkers going alcohol-free? Yes — its aggressive citrus hop character and slight bitterness closely echo the experience of a full-strength grapefruit IPA, making it one of the more convincing non-alcoholic options for hop enthusiasts.

Where is Elvis AF made? Elvis AF is brewed at BrewDog's U.S. brewery in Canal Winchester, Ohio, though BrewDog is a Scottish company headquartered in Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

What foods pair well with Elvis AF? Spicy fish tacos benefit from the beer's citrus brightness cutting through heat. Grilled chicken with a citrus glaze echoes the grapefruit and orange flavors. A sharp cheddar cheese plate contrasts the beer's bitterness with rich, salty fat. Thai green curry finds balance with the beer's slight sweetness and acidity. Citrus-dressed arugula salad mirrors the grapefruit notes for a light pairing.

What sizes does Elvis AF come in? Elvis AF is commonly available as a six-pack of 12 oz cans, which is the standard retail format for BrewDog's non-alcoholic lineup in the U.S.

Is Elvis AF worth the price? Elvis AF positions as a mid-range non-alcoholic craft beer, priced competitively against other premium NA IPAs like Athletic Brewing and Partake. At 20 calories per can with genuinely bold flavor, it represents solid value within the growing NA craft segment.

Why Elvis AF?

Elvis AF exists because BrewDog's alcoholic Elvis Juice built a devoted following around one idea — grapefruit IPA done loud — and drinkers wanted that same experience at 0.5% ABV. The addition of lactose and malted oats gives it a body that many non-alcoholic IPAs lack, while the grapefruit and orange flavoring keeps the citrus intensity dialed up rather than muted. At just 20 calories per can, it manages to deliver genuine hop character without the trade-off of heavy carbs or empty sweetness. For anyone serious about non-alcoholic beer but unwilling to settle for watered-down flavor, Elvis AF is one of the more assertive options in the category.