Will give this post a little bump as I recently contacted a number of craft breweries to ask about carb content in their beers. Had a range of responses from fantastic to fobbing off, but will put down what I have got back here for all to read.
Brewdog
Said "If you google carbs in Brewdog Beers you will be able to see the results, Myfitnesspal is probably the most commonly used one, " - Not happy with that response, I hold some shares with them so will pushback.
Thornbridge
Said “we don’t test the beers in terms of carbs so we couldn’t say I’m afraid”. - I suggested that the LC movement is growing so maybe they should start doing so
Beavertown
Said “We are working on getting that information together to add to our website. We will update you when it’s ready!” - so will wait and see for them
Northern Monk
Asked me to email their production manager which I have done, still awaiting a response back
Cloudwater
Still waiting a response
Buxton
Still waiting a response
Mikkeller
Said "I’m afraid that I don’t have access to a list of all of these specs for our beers. But I’ve been researching a bit and in general, Lagers have the least amount of carbohydrates, then it goes up, pale ales being next in line, then IPA’s, Porters, Stouts etc. "
Siren
Said…
The carb content if our beer varies considerably depending on the style.
Our driest core beer, Calypso, typically contains about 1.5g/100ml of carbohydrates.
Yu Lu contains 1.9g/100ml.
Soundwave and undercurrent contain 2.1g/100ml.
The sweeter beers in the core range, Liquid Mistress and Broken Dream contain 3.8g/100ml and 5.5g/100ml respectively.
Some of our one-off batches can be even higher; Bourbon Milkshake was 14g/l.
Generally speaking, the less sweet a beer is the lower the carb content.
You should also note that although alcohol does not count as a carbohydrate, it is very energy-dense; about 7 calories per gram or 5.5 calories per 1% alcohol by volume. For reference, sugars, the main carbohydrates in beer only contain 4 calories per gram. So you should keep this in mind if you are also counting calories as part of your diet."
I then followed up with a massive thank you and then engaged on a discussion around Keto as one of the responders brother has just gone Keto, so I pointed him to the dudes and this forum.
I will update as I hear back from the others or send more requests out.