There are many times I would like a beer rather than some sweet drink with my meal, but I also do not want to be consuming alcohol. That's when I like a non-alcoholic beer. I, unlike some, drink beer for the taste, not the buzz.

If I am the designated driver, the I get very happy with a non-alcoholic beer rather than sipping my Shirley Temple thru a little pink straw. 🍺🍹😝

The best Non intoxicating beer I have had.
 

Clausthaler Dry Hopped. Great amber beer. IMHO

Come on Folks I was trying to have some fun with this silly post. Don't take life so seriously, you all will live longer.

Oh Oh....I saw this on Jeopardy last week!! "What is an example of a first world problem?" :beer3::1rotfl::1rotfl:

Those who say NA beers have no/less taste than alcohol beers have probably never tried the NA brews from Athletic Brewing out of CT. Their "Run Wild" IPA is quite flavorful.

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Non-alcoholic beer has alcohol
 

Non-alcoholic beer still has some alcohol. (.5%)

There are many great non alcoholic beers on the market , I enjoy Clausthaler, Becks , Heineken , that said I only have one when I just want a beer taste , I don’t see the point in having more then one , that’s for real beer drinking which I don’t do much of because I just love my straight vodka. It never crossed my mind to even ask why it’s not included in happy hour . FYI I stopped going to Arnold Palmer when they started the surcharge I used to go a couple of times a month

Because it tastes good and I don’t need the buzz

NOT really, there are price gouging laws to protect us...
:(:D:ho:

I'll pass. It may be good, but "athletic" and "run wild" make me think taste and smell of sweaty gym shoes, socks and jockstraps. Ugh! Too many other good choices. 😖😋😕👅

When I was down here looking for a home I sat outside at Red Sauce and was surprised how low prices were for beer. There was a lady sitting next to me that worked in some capacity for the developer. She said the developer had the mindset of "keep them drunk and they will remain happy"

Except "The Developer" does not own nor run Red Sauce...

But if I have to drink 80 NA beers to get as happy as one regular beer, shouldn't they expect NA drinkers to drink more?

No kidding, I think we were talking about the cheap drinks and extended happy hours that were prevalent when the developer essentially owned and ran most of the restaurants and country clubs before they started leasing them out. Back when I was talking to this lady, even though the developer had started leasing the facilities out instead of renting them, you could find beer for under 2 bucks (and in some places 1 dollar beers) pretty much all day and all night if you traveled around.