Beck's Blue Alkohol-Free Beer
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Tried this for the first time on Saturday evening, and must say, I was pleasantly surprised.
You get the clean crisp hoppy Becks beer taste but without the side effect of alcohol. The texture was just the same as normal lager too, thin and watery - easy to drink.
Beck's says that the reason the beer tastes like the normal stuff is because they remove the alcohol after the brewing process.
Will i buy it again? Possibly.
Makes sense as an alternative to the normal lager for designated drivers.
Alcohol Free (apart from 0.05%)
You get the clean crisp hoppy Becks beer taste but without the side effect of alcohol. The texture was just the same as normal lager too, thin and watery - easy to drink.
Beck's says that the reason the beer tastes like the normal stuff is because they remove the alcohol after the brewing process.
Will i buy it again? Possibly.
Makes sense as an alternative to the normal lager for designated drivers.
Alcohol Free (apart from 0.05%)
soad said:
Tried this for the first time on Saturday evening, and must say, I was pleasantly surprised.
You get the clean crisp hoppy Becks beer taste but without the side effect of alcohol. The texture was just the same as normal lager too, thin and watery - easy to drink.
Beck's says that the reason the beer tastes like the normal stuff is because they remove the alcohol after the brewing process.
Will i buy it again? Possibly.
Makes sense as an alternative to the normal lager for designated drivers.
Alcohol Free (apart from 0.05%)
side effect! side effect! wash your mouth out! (with Leffe!) You get the clean crisp hoppy Becks beer taste but without the side effect of alcohol. The texture was just the same as normal lager too, thin and watery - easy to drink.
Beck's says that the reason the beer tastes like the normal stuff is because they remove the alcohol after the brewing process.
Will i buy it again? Possibly.
Makes sense as an alternative to the normal lager for designated drivers.
Alcohol Free (apart from 0.05%)
militantmandy said:
soad said:
Tried this for the first time on Saturday evening, and must say, I was pleasantly surprised.
You get the clean crisp hoppy Becks beer taste but without the side effect of alcohol. The texture was just the same as normal lager too, thin and watery - easy to drink.
Beck's says that the reason the beer tastes like the normal stuff is because they remove the alcohol after the brewing process.
Will i buy it again? Possibly.
Makes sense as an alternative to the normal lager for designated drivers.
Alcohol Free (apart from 0.05%)
side effect! side effect! wash your mouth out! (with Leffe!) You get the clean crisp hoppy Becks beer taste but without the side effect of alcohol. The texture was just the same as normal lager too, thin and watery - easy to drink.
Beck's says that the reason the beer tastes like the normal stuff is because they remove the alcohol after the brewing process.
Will i buy it again? Possibly.
Makes sense as an alternative to the normal lager for designated drivers.
Alcohol Free (apart from 0.05%)
Kasteel Bruin weighs in a 12% I believe...
Is it not like eating low fat food, whereby they replace the goodness with stacks of salt?
I know someone said they simply followed the same procedure then took the alcohol out - but they must have to bolster the flavour somehow, so whats the catch?
Im not a lager fan anyway - and the liklihood of me being able to get any of this stuff is nigh on zero where I am.
Jupiler do a alco free beer, and its like wringing out a gnats bladder
I know someone said they simply followed the same procedure then took the alcohol out - but they must have to bolster the flavour somehow, so whats the catch?
Im not a lager fan anyway - and the liklihood of me being able to get any of this stuff is nigh on zero where I am.
Jupiler do a alco free beer, and its like wringing out a gnats bladder
Don't think they add anything to it to enhance the flavour.
Their website states: “This malt beverage has less than 0.5% alcohol by volume, but has 100% of the taste. But creating a full, rich non-alcoholic beer is a challenge. It’s a race to stop the fermentation before alcohol can form, but not before it achieves the distinctive taste and aroma of a Beck’s.”
Their website states: “This malt beverage has less than 0.5% alcohol by volume, but has 100% of the taste. But creating a full, rich non-alcoholic beer is a challenge. It’s a race to stop the fermentation before alcohol can form, but not before it achieves the distinctive taste and aroma of a Beck’s.”
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