Experts on the Dry Dock,
In non-alcoholic beer okay?? I’m not looking to cut back, am walking away from this completely.
I love a red beer (V8 juice-beer) over crushed ice with lime.
Got some Stella ZERO -and want to know if I’m okay?
Thanks for your responses.
LucyLou
For me i would stay away from n/a a soft drink just as good
Search the topics for Non-alcoholic beer. There have been dozens of threads about this.
Personally, I think continuing to mimic the real thing is going to drive your cravings up and can undermine your sobriety. We’re trying to create a new lifestyle for ourselves, not keep the same old one just minus one ingredient.
Thank you. For clarification: I was a daily vodka or gin person. Those mixers seem like a trigger so I threw it all out.
Thank you for your quick answer 
Over 4 years sober and probably bc if it ever got that bad there was the odd occasion where a non alcoholic lager just took the edge off a bit, like a placebo, but for a long term solution what’s the point your not going to get drunk and still waste all your money.
I still have 1 glass about every 6 months when I go out for a steak and I consider the taste a treat, a luxury but that’s just me. Different people will react different to that taste and it could well lead down a dodgy road but if it’s crunch time and you can’t find any other way to not pick up that bottle then surely alcohol free anything must be better than alcohol something.
You will find many topics and discussions here regarding NA drinks.
Although I enjoyed all types of beverages for me red wine was something I craved. I tried many times to replace my red wine and found that because I couldn’t match the taste I always ended up relapsing.
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Now (I’m going on 22 months sober) I do enjoy a 100% 0 alcohol beverage (I don’t trust the 5% ones). Not more than one per night and usually it’s like once a month)
If you are looking to drink a NA beverage as replacement for the real thing then I would stay away but for just enjoying a beverage then I would say its safe.
First and foremost is protecting your sobriety 
