I had a beer

(Tom) #1

Is michalobe ultra a good choice
And i only had one

(Michael - When reality fails to meet expectations, the problem is not reality.) #2

Good choice.

(Scott) #3

Corona light, Mich ultra are both good. My new go to is Dogfishhead Slightly Mighty. Tastes like an IPA and clocks in at 3.5g of carbs I think. One beer won’t hurt you at all, cheers!

(traci simpson) #4

I had some kind of IPA (not a beer drinker) and it was quite good. Didn’t do much damage, however I couldn’t finish the whole bottle. I just wanted a taste.

(Michael - When reality fails to meet expectations, the problem is not reality.) #5

I’ve been an enthusiastic beer drinker all my life and I couldn’t finish a bottle of IPA either. :nauseated_face:

(Doug) #6

BTipa
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My last IPA - Big Timber - glorious.

(Bob M) #7

I used to love beer, and it’s the one thing I’ve given up basically completely. It would cause me to want more. I have had a few drinks, but as for an entire beer, not one in the last 4+ years or so.

(Full Metal KETO AF) #8

In a big mug! :cowboy_hat_face:

(BuckRimfire) #9

I have a recipe for low carb, low alcohol (basically, low everything) homebrew. I think it’s pretty good. I dried a sample of a batch down on a microscope slide and weighed it, and found it has 5 grams of non-evaporatable material per 12 ounces, so that’s the upper bound on the possible carb content. Not impressively low compared to some of those commercial beers, but I like the stuff.

Anyone want me to type it up, or are there no other homebrewers here?

(Michael - When reality fails to meet expectations, the problem is not reality.) #10

Low carb is interesting. I’d be more interested in 5% alc, though. I saw a recipe online by a guy who used Scotch as a base for a zero carb ‘beer’. If I can find it again, I’ll post it. Some of these look OK: