File:NA Beer Jupiler.JPG
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English: A picture of a bottle of "non-alcoholic" beer (despite the term, it still contains 0,5% ethanol by volume). Still, as the ethanol percentage is way lower (regular beers have 5%), the amount of calories in it are too way smaller. The brand shown here is Jupiler and this brand (along with the others commonly available in Belgium; namely Palm (Green), Tourtel and Kriek) is still compartively quite expensive compared to other (regular) beers. As such, brewing it yourself could prove a viable alternative. |
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