You'll also find that most "low carb" beers are also lower in alcohol as well. usually 4.5% or less.
A traditional beer such as Tooheys Old contains 156 kilojoules per 100 millilitres - only 30 kilojoules more than Hahn Super Dry at 126 kilojoules per 100 millilitres. Tooheys Old also has a lower alcohol content, which nutritionists say is far more important than the carb content.
mje1980, a similar storey here, i was at the german club on oktoberfest weekedn, and a guy asks for a xxxx gold, they say they dont have any and he was P!ssed off!
Stupid people
well I know that Boags Premium is just Boags draught in a green, slightly smaller bottle, that has been lagered for an extra month.
I was told not to drink beers with any of the following words on the labelremium, Dry, Cold filtered, Extra.
slightly off-topic, i was down at margaret river over easter and stopped by the bootleg for a pint. there was a bloke sitting over from us who was just finishing off what looked like their settler's pale and said to his friends "that's the worst f***ing beer i have ever had" which was met with mutual grumbles of agreement from his mates, before they got up and left. saw them in town later in the evening drinking pure blondes on tap at the margaret river hotel.
ah......
And a few years ago a beer called Empire lager was around.$27 bucks a carton and no one bought it.
Now its relabeled Pure Blonde at $40 plus a carton and sheep buy it en masse.
What a strange ol world.
You can lead an Aussie to real ale, but you can't make him stop drinking cat's piss.
well I know that Boags Premium is just Boags draught in a green, slightly smaller bottle, that has been lagered for an extra month.
Should add Pure and/or Blonde to the list.
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