Heavenly Body Golden Wheat is heavenly While I have not tried other NA beers I don't feel the need to because the taste/flavor of Heavenly Body Golden Wheat is spot on, plus the calorie count is great, too. Thanks for such a great-tasting alternative to regular beer.

I have actually tried other… I have actually tried other non-alcoholic craft beers and yours surpassed them!! It was also a huge plus that I didn’t have to order it from another country. You guys aren’t in my state yet for bars or to go to a store to pick up yet, but I’m hoping one day you will be! I had a friend over the other day who was drinking, and with this beer I felt like I was still taking part in it. BUT, I didn’t have the hangover the next day which was amazing! Keep doing what you’re doing, and bring it to my state soon! Alabama sure could use the availability of your awesome non-alcoholic craft beer!

Hellraiser Amber Tops Near Beers in My Book! Hellraiser Amber is the best Near Beer I have found. It is not super hoppy so don’t expect that; however, the flavor really does taste like a regular Amber. The only others in the same ballpark for me are Clausthaler Dry Hopped and Athletic Brewing Co’s Golden Ale and IPA.

An Amazing Find I ordered the two available brews (Golden and Amber) that were available from Wellbeing, and they were both excellent! I had not tried (nor had access to) and craft NA beer prior to ordering Wellbeing, and this was such a unexpected find. After 7 years of sobriety, I'm tired of always drinking Diet Coke or seltzer/cranberry when most other people are drinking alcohol at events - this is a great "inclusive" beer. I wish I could find this locally at a store - I'm hoping for distribution in Nebraska soon! The shipping is expensive, and I'd like to buy this more often!

Very Disappointing I was looking forward to receiving my Well-being Amber, as I had wished for a long time that a craft brewery would offer a good nonalcoholic beer. I have enjoyed many amber beers with alcohol over the years, and was hoping that this amber would taste as good. I was greatly disappointed upon opening my first can of the Well-being brew. I don’t know how to describe the taste other than to say that it was unlike any amber I’ve had in the past and was very unpleasant. I threw away the other five cans and considered the entire adventure a waste of $25. It is possible that something happened in transit to cause the sour taste. I hope that is the case, as I cannot imagine that any brewer would produce a product that tastes like this did.