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I am looking for a good healthy beer no more than 6.5% abv. I've considered sams boston larger and it seems nice from what I hear.
I don't want anyway telling me it's not healthy at all, because it is. The only downside was increase obesity which I'm assuming is from the grains which means pretty much a study can say "don't eat bread" so I don't want to hear it.
I'll only be drinking 1-2 beers a day as it's good for me heart.
Currently have a self-imposed rule that I won't drink during the week, with exceptions for special occasions like holidays, pay raises, or my mother-in-law deciding she's going to stay at a hotel instead of our house next time she visits.
Sometimes wonder if it is foolish to be concerned about throwing back a couple beers after work every day like so many other people I know. Heck my beer isn't anywhere near 6.5%.
I personally can't drink beer every day. I tend to drink it when I have a craving for it. I like to drink different types of beer. I never have been one if those loyal beer drinkers like many of my friends are lol. One of my favorites is Modelo Especial.
I am looking for a good healthy beer no more than 6.5% abv. I've considered sams boston larger and it seems nice from what I hear.
I don't want anyway telling me it's not healthy at all, because it is. The only downside was increase obesity which I'm assuming is from the grains which means pretty much a study can say "don't eat bread" so I don't want to hear it.
I'll only be drinking 1-2 beers a day as it's good for me heart.
Personally I don't like the lagers too much. They're just too dark for my taste. I like Killians Red occasionally.
I am looking for a good healthy beer no more than 6.5% abv. I've considered sams boston larger and it seems nice from what I hear.
I don't want anyway telling me it's not healthy at all, because it is. The only downside was increase obesity which I'm assuming is from the grains which means pretty much a study can say "don't eat bread" so I don't want to hear it.
I'll only be drinking 1-2 beers a day as it's good for me heart.
I drink a beer just about every day with dinner. My choice tends to be whatever craft beer was on sale last time I was at the store. Hard to say which beers are healthier than others though. Maybe you could go for a light beer (Bud light, Michelob light, Budweiser select) but what would be the point? I will GLADLY consume the extra 100 calories for a beer that tastes much better.
Guinness actually is fairly decent nutrion-wise (lower calorie count than a lot of other beers). If you like something heavier/darker it could be a good option
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