Corona Cero is brewed then dealcoholised, which puts it a step ahead of drinks that never ferment properly in the first place. The result is recognisably lager-like: pale gold, lightly carbonated, with a mild sweetness from the malt and a faint honey note in the aroma. There's a touch of citrus in there too, though it's subtle rather than forward. It's a light, easy-going drink. The finish is clean and short, which suits the style. If you're used to drinking the original with a lime wedge, that habit translates here - the citrus helps fill out what is otherwise a fairly restrained flavour profile. Corona Cero is one of the more visible AF lagers in mainstream settings. You'll find it in supermarkets, at festivals, and in venues that stock Corona on draught. As a zero-alcohol lager from a brand people already know, it works well as a low-friction option when you want something familiar and unfussy.