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Under UK alcohol legislation, non-alcoholic beer can contain as much as 0.5% ABV. As such, this means that non-alcoholic beers can contain up to 0.5% ABV, compared to 4-5% ABV you would find in a typical alcoholic beer. But, is it possible to drink enough non-alcoholic beers that you can actually get drunk from them? …

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The production of beer and other alcoholic drinks has been around for centuries, so as human’s we have got pretty good at it. The largest beer breweries in the world have spent lots of money developing and refining their manufacturing process to ensure that every batch of beer is near identical. Brewing beer however, is …

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If you’ve ever bought alcohol in a pub, club, restaurant or supermarket, the chances are that you’ve been ID’d at least once in your lifetime. Most adults will know that if they are over 18, but are fortunate to look under 25, then they are likely going to need some form of ID as proof. …

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There are many benefits to choosing non-alcoholic beers instead of alcoholic beers, with one of these factors being the potential price saving. Drinkers who may be investigating the non-alcoholic drinks market for the first time may actually notice that there is not always a great saving to be had. This can come as somewhat as …

Why Are Non-Alcoholic Beers the Same Price as Alcoholic Beers? Read More »

With an ever-growing range of alcoholic beer to choose from, it is common for words such as ‘no alcohol’ and ‘low alcohol’ to be used to refer to drinks that cut back on their alcoholic alternatives. Although these descriptors are used interchangeably, they actually all refer to different levels of alcohol. In this article, we …

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