Please share any examples of beers you've tried that were between 0.5-3% ABV that 'scratched the itch'...
The Big Drop stout was somewhat convincing to me.
According to Ratebeer there are low alcohol beers that are far more than just passable. For example..
https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/miloslaw- ... pa/626210/
Is Bellwood's Stay Classy still available at 2.8%? I believe I saw a 0.5% version recently.
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Beau's Lug Tread 2.5 was sort of OK so long as you keep it nice and cold. Last tried in 2021.
I've been seeing these really highly rated nonalcohol beers from Eastern Europe, especially Poland. Wonder what their secret sauce is? I was thinking it would be cool to import some of them, but I don't know if it's cost-effective.cannondale wrote: ↑Sun Feb 12, 2023 1:36 pm Please share any examples of beers you've tried that were between 0.5-3% ABV that 'scratched the itch'...
The Big Drop stout was somewhat convincing to me.
According to Ratebeer there are low alcohol beers that are far more than just passable. For example..
https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/miloslaw- ... pa/626210/
Is Bellwood's Stay Classy still available at 2.8%? I believe I saw a 0.5% version recently.
I'd recommend anything from Bellwoods, and Mikkeller if you find it. Also, Athletic and Partake are pretty good.
When I was in Ireland last spring, Guinness 0.0 was amazing. I've only seen it sold here by this Cambridge-based distributor. (Currently, they're out of stock.)
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Lol! Might as well drink, then. Amazing.
Maybe it's more of a feature than a bug?
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Fans are cash cows.
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Brock expert says U.S. surgeon general call for cancer warnings on alcohol not that simple
This article discusses how the good and bad of alcohol consumption is not black and white.
This article discusses how the good and bad of alcohol consumption is not black and white.