Docks Beers has been producing reliable, unfussy craft beer from near the Grimsby docks since 2018 — pale ales, IPAs, stouts, the full range. Zero Visibility is something different for them: their first low-alcohol release, and a sign that the brewery is taking the AF category seriously rather than treating it as an afterthought. As a hazy pale at 0.5%, it sits in the same space as a lot of the better craft AF offerings — soft, juice-forward, with the opacity that signals late-hop additions rather than filtration. What Docks tends to do well in their full-strength range is keep things clean and approachable without being dull, and that instinct likely carries through here. If you're already a fan of Docks' core range or looking for a low-alcohol hazy pale from a brewery with proper craft credentials, this is worth trying. It's a new addition to the lineup, so availability outside of their direct shop is still building.