the one stefan is it says on the bottle, i didn,t know they did a alcohol free one never seen itI think I've seen that label locally. Is it all alcohol free?
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the one stefan is it says on the bottle, i didn,t know they did a alcohol free one never seen itI think I've seen that label locally. Is it all alcohol free?
Indeed alcohol 0.0%. Not as good as the real deal but close enough. Because in my opinion almost every 0.0 beer tasts a bit sweetish. Only Heineken 0.0 is spot on IMO. But not complaining because I never drink a drop when on the bike.I think I've seen that label locally. Is it all alcohol free?
First the pilot.With the pilot or the plane?
So, many years ago, our sub had pulled onto Ft Lauderdale. I met a guy and a gal from Holland at the beach. (I was the shortest one there at 6') But when they were deciding which beer they wanted, they chose Heineken since they knew it. He took one sip from the bottle and made a face. He proclaimed that it was NOT Heineken or imported from Holland. I found that very interesting since that's what it says on the label. I don't know if it was the difference between bottle and draught, or if it's just a claim for the label.. . . . Only Heineken 0.0 is spot on IMO. . . .
I don’t know for sure but there is an enormous brewery in the Netherlands that should be able to make massive amounts for export too. Maybe there are more breweries worldwide. Or a McDonalds system? Same products worldwide, made the same way in different restaurants. But a little different taste wise still?So, many years ago, our sub had pulled onto Ft Lauderdale. I met a guy and a gal from Holland at the beach. (I was the shortest one there at 6') But when they were deciding which beer they wanted, they chose Heineken since they knew it. He took one sip from the bottle and made a face. He proclaimed that it was NOT Heineken or imported from Holland. I found that very interesting since that's what it says on the label. I don't know if it was the difference between bottle and draught, or if it's just a claim for the label.
to be honest back in the day i heard that quite regularSo, many years ago, our sub had pulled onto Ft Lauderdale. I met a guy and a gal from Holland at the beach. (I was the shortest one there at 6') But when they were deciding which beer they wanted, they chose Heineken since they knew it. He took one sip from the bottle and made a face. He proclaimed that it was NOT Heineken or imported from Holland. I found that very interesting since that's what it says on the label. I don't know if it was the difference between bottle and draught, or if it's just a claim for the label.
Lagunitas IPA is produced in Petaluma, in Northern California…I think I've seen that label locally. Is it all alcohol free?
we were talking about post #3213 the frankiskaner bottle says alchol free on itLagunitas IPA is produced in Petaluma, in Northern California…
The bottle shown in the posting by “stefanonhiss10” does not appear to be non-alcoholic… it is probably the standard 6.2% alcohol by volume variety. It is very tasty!
I had no idea Lagunitas exported to Europe, good for them!
But, Lagunitas does make a non-alcohol beer, per their website. Who knew?!
I heard Ken has a tilapia