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In recent years, alcohol-free beer has become a real trend in the beer market here in the UK. More and more big beer brands and small craft breweries are starting to brew it to the delight of non-alcoholic drinkers. However, there are many questions about this kind of beer.
Alcohol-free beer might seem to be a suitable solution for beer lovers who can't consume alcoholic beers, alongside those who want to reduce the amount of alcohol they are consuming . This is particularly true for people with health problems or simply for a pregnant woman. In all these cases, we must ask ourselves whether the term "alcohol-free beer" really means beer with zero alcohol.
Alcohol-free beer is defined as ‘a low-alcohol beer with a maximum alcohol content set by the country's regulations’. Here in the United Kingdom, the maximum alcohol content of alcohol-free beer is 0.05%.
This is an insignificant amount, but you have to be careful because, although it is small, an alcohol-free beer can't be served to a person who has to avoid alcohol completely. As a matter of fact, as an alcohol-free beer is made, it is first brewed in the traditional way and then de-alcoholised. That’s why, although breweries want to brew a beer with 0.0 alcohol, it is possible that traces of it remain in its composition.
You should therefore be careful when selecting an "alcohol-free beer", because even if the beer label indicates 0.0% abv, it is possible that the beer still contains a small percentage of alcohol.
ALCOHOL ABUSE IS DANGEROUS FOR YOUR HEALTH AND SHOULD BE CONSUMED IN MODERATION.
We have some important and exciting news from our Managing Director, Matt Lane:
Over the last few months, we’ve spent a lot of time speaking to members of our PerfectDraft community about loyalty & rewards.
Something we’re really passionate about is rewarding our most loyal customers and you’ve given us some great feedback and ideas on how we can do this.
We’re now excited to announce the launch of our ‘Spring Rewards’ program.
During pregnancy, it is recommended to a pregnant woman not to eat any raw or semi-cooked food such as meat, fish, cold meats and certain types of cheese. And above all, smoking and drinking alcohol should be stopped.
We’re back for the second edition of ‘Must Try Kegs’. Last week we spotlighted three fantastic kegs from our MultiTRY range and this week is no different. From a personal favourite lager of mine, to a couple of flavour sensations, take a read through why we think you have to try these three.
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