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Thor, is the 4.7% content your own definition of 'low alcohol'?
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It must be. There's no way 4.7 would be classed as low alcohol for beer in any countries where all brain cells haven't been destroyed by said alcohol
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Ah, so it's more a definition of lower alcohol rather than a low alcohol definition other countries would recognise. I see the blood alcohol limits for driving in Norway is 2 to 4 times lower than in the UK. I'd say that the no/low alcohol beers here are for those who want a beer but minimise blood alcohol levels so they can still drive. The 4.7 value in Norway, is that anything other than a tax thing?
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Anything under 4.7%. Wow. A shame, as there are some great beers that are 4.7% or less. Where I grew up, if you wanted beer on tap or be able to buy it at the grocery store, it couldn't be more than 3.2% (later changed to 4% after I moved away). The local breweries came up with some great beer that were within those restrictions. Plus, do you like Guinness? That is under 4.7%.
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Hey everyone, I was hoping to join, but unfortunately work and life have gotten in the way. Hope you have a great conversation, and I will try to make the next happy hour.
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