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Non-alcoholic beer

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    #32
    jill_valentine
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    Nobodythere- if your choice of non-alco beer tastes too mild, try adding a bit of tonic water.

    Alco-free Erdinger is probably your best bet though.


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    #33
    Krusty_Clown
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    Paulander also sells a non-alcoholic weis bier, that in my opinion is marginally better than Erdinger. You can buy it in Dunnes Stores. When I was last in Berlin at the Marathon expo, there were loads of non-alcoholic beers available, which were delish. Sadly they don't seem to export them to Ireland though.

    Berlin marathon actually hands out pints of non-alcoholic Erdinger at the end of the race, as a recovery drink. Of course as soon as you get out of the finish area, you start hitting the real stuff. :)


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    Capt'n Midnight
    Moderators, Recreation & Hobbies Moderators, Science, Health & Environment Moderators, Technology & Internet Moderators Posts: 91,903 Mod ✭✭✭✭Capt'n Midnight


    Inspector Gadget wrote: »
    Did you entertain the possibility that he doesn't have a sister???
    I'd rather entertain the sister.


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    #35
    Capt'n Midnight
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    There are several ways of removing alcohol after the brewing process. You can vacuum evaporate it off or you can remove it with enzymes. Neither process removes the higher alcohols or fusel oils that contribute in part to hangovers. :(


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    #36
    irish_goat
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    Working in a pub we sometimes give other staff members Becks N/A without telling them and watch them get steadily "drunker". Becks N/A has a real awful smell to it though so I was topping a bit of draught lager into it try and hide it.

    It's always a good laugh when you confess to the person though. :pac:


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