Beck's Blue is an alcohol-free lager from Germany, first brewed in 1993. It is made by brewing a standard beer and then gently removing the alcohol after fermentation. Produced in Germany, it conforms to the Reinheitsgebot, the German beer purity law. In the glass, it is amber with a generous white head. The aroma is sweet, malty and clean, with straw and lemon. Beck's Blue is the biggest selling alcohol-free beer in the UK. Beck's also makes a lemon variant, Blue Lemon 0.0.