Bavaria - Non-Alcohol Malt Beer 0.0%

Weetabix, Weetabix, Weetabix. It needs a lot more hops to balance the malt flavours. That said, it's really pretty good. Unlike many low alcohol or 0 alcohol beers, this isn't brewed to make alcohol, and then processed again to remove it. So it's a true 0.0%. So if you're a pregnant Mormon, designated driver, with an alcohol allergy, you'll be fine with this. It's also vegan and vegetarian friendly. So it's truly a good guy. It's the beer you can bring home to meet your parents and it won't put his feet up on Mum's coffee table. As far as the real deal goes though, this is a nice substitute.
B G Score 70/100

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[1Gabrielsson1]

great video. Is it possible to make your own non alcoholic beer? or is it impossible?

[BeerGogglesReviews]

@1Gabrielsson1 I imagine it is possible, but I can imagine it being quite difficult. Many involve boiling off the alcohol after making a normal beer. Alcohol boils at approx 80C, so keeping the temp there for long enough would probably work. There may be chemicals that convert the alc. I think this is made to have no alc in the first place. As non alc beers are beer tax exempt, they are cheap enough anyway and some are a passable alternative. With a touch more hops this would work

[stimpsonsutube]

FINALLY i can drink beer (im 13)

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@stimpsonsutube HAHAHAHA. Absolutely alcohol free, so I can't see why not. A grape contain more alcohol.

[Wineword]

Hot Weetabix (made in Burton Latimer (home of Wicksteed Park if it's still open!)) is one of my favourite winter late evening snacks. Yes' Weetabix are available here in Italy :)

Nice Italian 'acqua minerale', not so nice the burping and farting at a Christening (probably worse still at a wake!)

Keep em coming Terry!

Cin-cin!

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@XilentFlex I think you can pick them up in most supermarkets etc in 4 packs I think. Actually very cheaply because of the lack of alcohol duty/tax etc.

[XilentFlex]

@BeerGogglesReviews Hey thanks so much for your response, I surely do appreciate it! I'm going to see If I can find Bavaria at a smiths or regular alcohol store, when I do I will be sure to chill it first before I try. I will be sure to check out your other reviews, thanks again for the response!

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@XilentFlex CHEERS MATE!!!

Keep it chilly willy cool in the fridge and it's really pretty good. I have a few different alcohol free or very low alc drinks in my collection of reviews. I think this or the cider take a lot to be beaten. I think I have a playlist of Low Alc stuff.

[XilentFlex]

So I'm a die hard like "never drank before kind of guy" just how I've been since I was a kid. Anyway, finding this video got me super excited! I can finally have a beer now, I mean without consuming alcohol, thanks for positing this man, much appreciated!

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