Craft Arabian Ale, explained
It is more than a tagline. “Craft Arabian Ale” describes a clear idea — a premium, non-alcoholic ale, created in and for the Arab world.
What “Arabian ale” means
Ale is one of the oldest families of brewed beverages, defined by its brewing method and its full, characterful flavour. “Arabian ale,” as Majlis uses it, takes that craft and roots it firmly in this region: brewed in the UAE, made without alcohol, and built around the values of Arab hospitality.
Why “craft”
Craft signals intent. Each Majlis recipe is developed for character and balance, not mass sameness — from the everyday Original to the indulgent Stout. It is brewing treated as a considered act, with the table in mind.
Why “non-alcoholic” matters here
In a region where many prefer not to drink alcohol, a non-alcoholic ale is not a substitute — it is the main event. Majlis was created so that the premium pour at the centre of hospitality can be one everyone is able to enjoy.
The result
Craft Arabian Ale is, simply, a new way to think about a great drink: the ritual and depth of an ale, the inclusiveness of a non-alcoholic beverage, and the warmth of Arabian hospitality — all made in the UAE.
What is Arabian ale?+
For Majlis, Arabian ale describes a craft ale created in and for the Arab world — premium, non-alcoholic and inspired by the hospitality of the majlis. It is the character of an ale, reimagined for the region.
Is Craft Arabian Ale alcoholic?+
Majlis Craft Arabian Ale is non-alcoholic. It delivers the body, aroma and ritual of an ale without any alcohol, and it is halal.
Experience Craft Arabian Ale
Five expressions of the style await. Find the one for your moment.