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Thank you, all, for many helpful suggestions.

Yes, brewing low-alcohol beer at home definitely looks like a better bet than trying to de-alcoholize. I've had some pretty amazing 2% ABV beers in Copenhagen, where I have a feeling they're ahead of the game. But the threads I've read here on low-alcohol brewing seem a bit advanced for me. I am...

@nickjdavis Sorry the alcohol-free Brewdog beers didn't work out for you. All I can say is that I like them quite a lot. Obviously not as good as the real thing, but so very much better than soft drinks or indeed bland full-alcohol beers. @Stu's Brews, thanks for the further detail on the...

Thank you so much, DocAnna, that's exactly the information I needed. I did suspect the answer would be "you can't really do it without industrial infrastructure" but it's good to have it confirmed by someone who knows what they're talking about. OK, so back to Plan A: buy the alcohol-free...

Thanks for the pointers!

I'd like to cut down on my alcohol consumption, but I don't want to cut down on beer! Solution: alcohol-free and low-alcohol beers. I think the commercial options are much better now than they were ten years ago, but is it possible to do de-alcoholising on homebrews? And so do it without losing...

Thank you all for these really helpful suggestions! I went ahead and ordered Dark Rock’s Citra IPA and Enhancer. That video review really sold it :cool: It's amazing that the Malt Miller sells a kit for making actual Ghost Ship, and that Adnams not only allow it but helped them! But, yes...

Thanks, all, for the world of welcome! @dmtaylor, that chart is interesting and might be really helpful.

I'm a lightweight who works exclusively from kits. I've had great results with Festival kits, especially Razorback IPA and Bonfire Toffee Stout. But among mainstream commercial beers, my favourite is Adnams Ghost Ship, and I'd love to find a kit that makes a good beer in that style. Can anyone...

The new-member process invited me to post a personal introduction, so here it is. I really don't have much to say, though. I'm a total lightweight, and do all my brewing from commerical kits. I guess I've done something like 20 kits now, though lots of them have been repeats, especially of...