Non-alcoholic beer is one of those things that elicits strong reactions. Bring it up at a party and there's sure to be someone who vehemently disagrees with its existence, just like if you ask people in a coffee shop their opinions on decaf coffee.
Despite the naysayers, there are undoubtedly plenty of legitimate reasons to drink alcohol-free beer. Heineken is catering to that audience with the new Heineken 0.0.
The alcohol-free beer is made to taste just like a classic Heineken. It's even brewed the same way, mixing and fermenting water, malted barley, and hop extract with Heineken's A-yeast. The alcohol is then removed from the beer, and blended by brewmakers to get a fruity, malty flavor similar to the original.
Now, if you're still unsure why you'd want to drink an alcohol-free beer, fear not—Heineken expected that response. The beer's initial ad campaign features a series of #NowYouCan scenarios, including drinking a beer during a work meeting, while driving a car, and even while hanging out at the beach. Another prime time to drink it? Dry January.
NUTRITIONAL VALUES | PER 100ML |
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ENERGY | 89kJ / 21 kcal |
FAT OF WHICH SATURATES |
0 g 0 g |
CARBOHYDRATE OF WHICH SUGARS |
4,8 g 1,3 g |
PROTEIN | 0 g |
SALT | < 0,01 g |
ABV | ≤ 0.05% |