Most times a beer can’t be matched! I feel you though, my problem is I like it to much. May have to give the alternative a try.
Beer (Without the Alcohol)
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Came across this on one of the other forums I visit, thought it might fit in on this thread.
Andy
Thanks for this.
Cheers
That's a really well done video. Thanks for posting it.Came across this on one of the other forums I visit, thought it might fit in on this thread.
Andy
I had no idea they were doing that. Interesting!
olddog22202
Freshly Spawned
Never thought i would say this but….Athletic Bering puts out a couple of drinkable NA IPAs.
thanks for the heads up.
Mike
thanks for the heads up.
Mike
This stuff isn’t bad (assuming you don’t mind a Bud). And at $12 for a half-rack, isn’t terrible in price.
It pretty much tastes like a Budweiser. now, that’ll be a dealbreaker for some folks. But sometimes a cold easy drinking beer is what you want. I could see this being a go-to budget NA “yard work” beer.
It pretty much tastes like a Budweiser. now, that’ll be a dealbreaker for some folks. But sometimes a cold easy drinking beer is what you want. I could see this being a go-to budget NA “yard work” beer.
Doesn't Budweiser already make Michalobe Ultra?
I mean, 3.8% ABV is practically water. But still not close enough to be called NA.
Athletic is drinkable. Untitled Art is actually good.
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I see they actually have a dark beer which is what i drink when I drink beer. Can this only be ordered online? Where did you buy yours?My relationship with beer is weird and continues to get weirder. A good beer is one of my favorite things on the planet. Alcohol happens to be one of my least favorite. So you can see why this has always been a conflict for me. So I drink very sparingly, and typically one or two at most when I do.
On a recent fishing trip, a friend who is a recovering alcoholic introduced me to Athletic Brewing. Had one of their IPAs while rowing myself down a coastal OR stream. Was pleasantly surprised that it actually tasted like a real beer. Most probably wouldn't even second guess it if they tried it without being told first.
Anyone had another brand like this they like? Trying to find a few more. I will still continue to buy my regulars as I doubt some of the german pilsners I enjoy so much will ever be done properly like this, but some of the "bigger" flavored beers do just fine. It's nice to have options.
All Non-Alcoholic Beer | Athletic Brewing Co.
Athletic Brewing is pioneering a non-alcoholic craft beer revolution. Enjoy our refreshing brews without sacrificing your lifestyle or good taste.athleticbrewing.com
Town and Country, formerly known as ‘Central Market’ in Shoreline sells it.
Multiple grocery stores around me have Athletic on the shelves. Usually just a couple options. So if you want something specific, you'll end up ordering it.
If you have a beer specialty store around you, they'll probably stock it.
Most grocery stores seem to have it around me. You can also order online. Their dark was not my favorite though. And I love a good stout.
@Jojo as a counterpoint, my wife thinks the All Out dark is the best of the bunch. I like it as well, though I tend to drink others more often.
NA - non-alcohol? Do these NA beers folks are talking about have alcohol in them? AB in the image above apparently does: "contains less that 0.5% alcohol". Is there a NA beer that has 0.0% alcohol. Asking for me.
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Thanks y’all! Yes. This one looks interesting To me. I’m going to look for this for my new Seahawks beer. (Haha…. I’m afraid this year is going to be stressful and will make me want to overindulge. )
What y’all say about NA beer here has me interested. I am going to look for it at stores like Harbor Greens or Tacoma Boys or Metro Market.
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I have a feeling this will be the most ignored conversations ever
It took awhile but we got to page three!
They're all going to have at least some trace amounts. "Less than .5%" is likely quite a bit lower than that. The process of removing the alcohol will always leave some behind though. These beers are brewed like regular beers, then the alcohol is removed after the fact.
