At least I assume it's been since as I read lately beer can only be called as such if it contains four ingredients.
The reason I bought beer is that I go for vitamins B. I think I have a huge lack of these vitamins since you won't find them in vegetables and fruits. Although I took beer yeast tablets months ago (and didn't notice any difference) I like to try it with beer this time.
The beer I bought for this week is an ordinary one and it was on sale for this week which is good enough for me. It's not the cheapest although it was this week together with the one I drank last week (water with 3% alcohol I would call it).
This one (Königsbrau) contains 4% of alcohol, it's a "larger beer" and it was available at the Penny supermarket. It's a can of 0.5 litres and the only ingredients are water, barely, cornflour and hops. I am surprised about the cornflour.
Would I recommend this beer?
It's a cheap one and good enough to flush away and hopefully it helps to provide me with some necessary vitamins B. If that will work I assume I will find out after I used it for 3-6 weeks at least. If not it it added some extra fluid intake to my daily need of "water" which has to be close to 4 litres.
It tasted good with bread with ham.
The can gives no information if it comes to the calorie intake or warns against drinking it if you are pregnant.
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