- How many calories are in non-alcoholic drinks?
- Does it contain a lot of sugar?
- Is the alcohol replaced by sweets?
These are all questions that are often asked. Our non-alcoholic beers contain approximately 50% fewer calories than the alcoholic variant. For non-alcoholic wines from which the alcohol has been removed, this is often between 70% and 80%. In general, it takes about 1.7 to 1.9 grams of sugar to produce one gram of alcohol. This means that alcohol contains extremely many calories. By removing the alcohol from a drink, you also remove most of the calories. With wine, concentrated juice is sometimes added to improve the mouthfeel, resulting in several grams of sugar in the wine. Nevertheless, the number of calories will still be 70% to 80% lower than with the alcoholic variant.
