What are the ingredients of Non-Alcoholic beer?Is alcohol in Non-Alcoholic beer?

Answer 1

huh. Good question!

It turns out that there are still trace aamounts of alcohol in non-alcoholic beer. It is brewed the same way as regular beer, but the alcohol is removed after it is made. Here is a link that explains:

http://ask.yahoo.com/20031002.html

The ingredients then, are the same as for regular beer:
barley, hops, water, and yeast.

Hope this helps!

Answer 2

Shofix is right, the alcohol is removed, but traces still remain.

AA often warns against "near beer" for that reason, but orange juice often contains as much or more alcohol from natural fermentation. The real danger is that once the mind has been conditioned to expect a buzz from beer, drinking non-alcoholic beer will very likely set off cravings for the real thing.

Answer 3

I'm not sure what all of the ingriedients are, but I do know that there can still be alcohol in it. That is why it is sometimes called "near beer". It might have a small amount of alcohol in it, but not that much. Hope I helped!

Answer 4

maximum does not, even with the undeniable fact that some sorts would have 0.5% alcohol in it. it really is going to say on the can/bottle even with the undeniable fact that if it does. when you're uncertain and do not favor to danger it then it may can be a good concept to the contact the producer to be particular

Answer 5

I've been told there's still alcohol in "non-alcholic" beer. DOn't know if that's true or not. But if you are in AA, Don't drink it. I know so many people who have slipped by drinking that stuff.

Answer 6

what would be the purpose of non-alcoholic beer? That would be like non-sour lemons.

Answer 7

its basically bitter root beer, and if its a NON-alcoholic drink it probably has no alcohol you are safe.

Answer 8

Yes there is and if you see at the back of most cans the amount is writen.

Answer 9

i dont know