Mikkeller Henry and His Science Danish non-alcoholic Belgian ale

Mikkeller - Henry and His Science

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330mL

The art of microbiology, bottled.

Forget everything you think you know about non-alcoholic beer. Henry and His Science is a masterclass in brewing innovation, born from Mikkeller’s relentless pursuit of the perfect alcohol-free experience. Rather than relying on heavy hops or cloying residual sugars to define its character, this beer is a showcase for Mikkellensis—a proprietary "lazy" yeast strain developed specifically in conjunction with the legendary De Proef brewery in Belgium.

The result is a clean, bright, and highly sophisticated brew that leans into the biological magic of fermentation. It is technical, precise, and effortlessly drinkable—a true testament to the "science" of great taste.

A tropical, yeast-forward revolution—where science meets the glass.

TASTING NOTES

The Aroma: Dominated by the unique "Mikkellensis" profile—think bright passion fruit, pineapple, and a subtle, funky Belgian yeast character.

The Palate: Incredibly light and crisp. Instead of sweetness, you get a beautiful "carpet" of tropically fruity esters that provide a natural, fruit-forward complexity without the sugar.

The Finish: Bone-dry and refreshing with a slight, pleasant tartness that cleanses the palate and keeps the flavours lively.

PAIRS WITH

Modern Gastronomy: Its clean profile makes it a favourite for pairing with complex, multi-course menus.

Spicy South Asian Cuisine: The tropical esters harmonize beautifully with lemongrass, ginger, and Thai basil.

Fresh Greens: Exceptional with a classic Caesar salad or a bitter arugula and pear salad.

Geeking Out: Best served in a stemmed taster glass at 5-7°C to truly appreciate the aromatic esters.

Mikkeller Henry and His Science Danish non-alcoholic Belgian ale

Product Specifications

Søbr Curation Standard
Alcohol by Volume (ABV) <0.5% ABV (Non-Alcoholic)
Volume / Serving Size 330mL
Calories 89 cals
Sugar Content 10g sugar
Brand / Producer Mikkeller
Ingredients Water, Barley malt, Hops, Yeast

Frequently Asked Questions — Mikkeller - Henry and His Science

Expert answers to common questions about non-alcoholic options, ingredients, and delivery across Canada.

Are all non-alcoholic beers gluten-free?

Not all are. While we carry many gluten-free and gluten-removed beers, please check the 'Dietary Needs' section under 'Gluten Free' or look for the 'Gluten Free' badge on each product page.

Why should I buy craft non-alcoholic beer instead of commercial grocery store brands?

Our curated Canadian craft selection utilizes advanced de-alcoholization and traditional small-batch brewing methods, preserving the complex flavor profiles, hops, and body that mass-market brands strip away.

Is 0.5% really alcohol-free?

In Canada, any product containing less than 1.1% alcohol-by-volume (ABV) is considered alcohol-free because our body metabolizes that amount of alcohol faster than we can feel any effect.

More commonly world-wide, any product containing 0.5% ABV or less is considered alcohol-free.

Fun fact: many foods have some level of ABV due to their natural fermentation. Kombucha, breads made with yeast, overripe bananas, fruit juice, yogurt, soy sauces & vinegars can range from 0.2% ABV up to 1.2% ABV.

Can you get drunk from a 0.5% drink?

No, no matter how many drinks you might have at 0.5% ABV or less.

It’s almost impossible (rare health conditions do exist) for your blood alcohol content to reach 0.04% drinking these beverages. The main reason why your blood alcohol content can’t build up to a level that makes you feel drunk is because your body processes the alcohol in a <1.1% ABV beverage almost as quickly as you drink it.

Mikkeller Henry and His Science alcohol-free beer 330ml can nutrition facts

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Pro-Tip: Henry and His Science is often classified as a "Flamand Ale" style. Because the yeast is the star of the show, try not to serve it "ice-cold"—a few degrees above freezing allows those complex fruity esters to fully unfurl and express themselves.

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