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Non-alcoholic beer: 5 good reasons to choose it

DE: Person hält Feldschlösschen Alkoholfrei Dosen nach einem Outdoor-Event FR: Personne tenant des canettes Feldschlösschen sans alcool après un événement outdoor IT: Persona tiene lattine Feldschlösschen analcolico dopo un evento all'aperto EN: Person holding Feldschlösschen non-alcoholic cans after an outdoor event

5 Reasons Why You Should Try Non-Alcoholic Beer

Non-alcoholic beer is becoming increasingly popular. Once looked down upon, it is now one of the major trends in the beer industry. In the past, non-alcoholic beer tasted more like a soda than a “real” beer. Even today, many beer lovers turn up their noses at the mere mention of non-alcoholic beer. Unfairly so, because thanks to cutting-edge technology, non-alcoholic beers have long been high-quality products that offer all the pleasure of beer. Here are five reasons why you should try a non-alcoholic beer too.

Reason #1: Non-alcoholic beers are trendy

In Switzerland, non-alcoholic beer consumption increased by 5% annually between 2010 and 2018. During the same period, alcoholic beer sales grew by just 0.5% per year. Over the course of these eight years, the total volume of non-alcoholic beer rose from 106,000 to 156,000 hectoliters. Given the rapid evolution of society, nutrition experts believe the trend toward non-alcoholic beer is far from over. More and more people are paying attention to maintaining a healthy and balanced diet.

Reason #2: Non-alcoholic beers contain fewer calories

Non-alcoholic beers often contain fewer calories than alcoholic beers and less sugar than carbonated drinks. Feldschlösschen Alkoholfrei Lager, for example, contains only 15 kcal/100 ml, while an alcoholic lager has 43 kcal/100 ml.

Reason #3: Non-alcoholic beers can have an isotonic effect

Athletes, in particular, enjoy drinking a non-alcoholic beer after physical exertion. Non-alcoholic beers can have an isotonic effect, meaning they help quickly replenish water and mineral losses after exercise. Additionally, they help restore glycogen stores depleted by physical exertion.

Reason #4: Non-alcoholic beer tastes just like “regular” beer

The most popular non-alcoholic beer in Switzerland is Feldschlösschen Alkoholfrei Lager. Thanks to a sophisticated brewing process, its taste is almost identical to that of an alcoholic lager. During blind tastings, even beer sommeliers often have trouble distinguishing Feldschlösschen Alkoholfrei Lager from the original.

Reason #5: Just try the non-alcoholic beer and see for yourself!

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