Corona Sunbrew

Corona Sunbrew is a 0.0% ABV lager from Corona, positioned as a non-alcoholic take on the brand's familiar light-bodied style with a citrus lean. No IBU figure is published, but lagers in this lane are typically low in bitterness, with a soft grainy malt base, a clean finish and carbonation doing most of the work. Expect a bright, citrus-tinged lift at the front rather than hop-driven bite, and a dry, quick fade that makes it easy to drink without a heavy aftertaste. Because it carries no alcohol, there is no warming or spirity edge to manage, so it drinks best properly cold. Serve it at about 3 to 5°C, straight from the fridge. As it warms, a light lager like this tends to turn flat and cereal-like, and the citrus note fades first. A tall pilsner glass or a straight-sided pint glass shows off the carbonation and keeps the aroma concentrated. If you prefer the bottle-style serve, a thin wedge of lime pushed into the neck leans into the citrus character without overwhelming it. At the table, treat it as you would any crisp, low-bitterness lager. It suits fish tacos, grilled prawns, ceviche, chicken with lime and chili, and street-style corn, where acidity and a little heat call for something cool and clean. It also works against salty snacks such as tortilla chips with salsa or guacamole, and it's a sensible pick for long, warm afternoons when you want a drink that won't dull the palate or compete with the food.