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Who likes White Claw Hard Seltzer

Healthy drinking?
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In all seriousness. If you like it, roll with it.
 
Hi,

Moderation is the key. All the popular FMBs (Flavored Malt Beverages), pre-mixed canned cocktails, "hard" tea, etc, around these days don't attract me. I enjoy a few beers a week and occasionally sip on a good whiskey or glass of wine at home. I like my beer to be dark and high gravity. One or two pints is all I need for the evening. When I'm out with friends or for dinner I will drink a non-alcoholic brew (Heineken Zero, Coors Cutter, a local brewer makes a good N/A dark beer, etc) because I don't drink alcohol when I'm driving or carrying, at all.

But, yes, alcohol has a lot of empty calories and cutting back for health and fitness reasons is a good thing. Gone are the days when I would get hammered two or three nights a week. What a waste.

@Phaser, if you enjoy your adult beverage of choice, then drink it in good health. I have been known to make a wine cooler with diet 7-Up when I was in respectable company. Less alcohol and less empty calories is never a bad thing.

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One of my favs, 9.7% ABV. I limit myself to four a week, never more than two at one sitting. I've learned my lesson. ;)



Thank you for your indulgence

BassCliff
 
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Hi,

Moderation is the key. All the popular FMBs (Flavored Malt Beverages), pre-mixed canned cocktails, "hard" tea, etc, around these days don't attract me. I enjoy a few beers a week and occasionally sip on a good whiskey or glass of wine at home. I like my beer to be dark and high gravity. One or two pints is all I need for the evening. When I'm out with friends or for dinner I will drink a non-alcoholic brew (Heineken Zero, Coors Cutter, a local brewer makes a good N/A dark beer, etc) because I don't drink alcohol when I'm driving or carrying, at all.

But, yes, alcohol has a lot of empty calories and cutting back for health and fitness reasons is a good thing. Gone are the days when I would get hammered two or three nights a week. What a waste.

@Phaser, if you enjoy your adult beverage of choice, then drink it in good health. I have been known to make a wine cooler with diet 7-Up when I was in respectable company. Less alcohol and less empty calories is never a bad thing.

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One of my favs, 9.7% ABV. I limit myself to four a week, never more than two at one sitting. I've learned my lesson. ;)



Thank you for your indulgence

BassCliff
Why do you drink with nuts in your beer :whistle: regardless of color 🤷‍♂️
 
Hi,

Moderation is the key. All the popular FMBs (Flavored Malt Beverages), pre-mixed canned cocktails, "hard" tea, etc, around these days don't attract me. I enjoy a few beers a week and occasionally sip on a good whiskey or glass of wine at home. I like my beer to be dark and high gravity. One or two pints is all I need for the evening. When I'm out with friends or for dinner I will drink a non-alcoholic brew (Heineken Zero, Coors Cutter, a local brewer makes a good N/A dark beer, etc) because I don't drink alcohol when I'm driving or carrying, at all.

But, yes, alcohol has a lot of empty calories and cutting back for health and fitness reasons is a good thing. Gone are the days when I would get hammered two or three nights a week. What a waste.

@Phaser, if you enjoy your adult beverage of choice, then drink it in good health. I have been known to make a wine cooler with diet 7-Up when I was in respectable company. Less alcohol and less empty calories is never a bad thing.

View attachment 117524

One of my favs, 9.7% ABV. I limit myself to four a week, never more than two at one sitting. I've learned my lesson. ;)



Thank you for your indulgence

BassCliff
I too enjoy a good stout beer...always seems more satisfying. Not much on wine I might add.
 
Trying to pull back from years of drinking beers loaded with calories. White Claw @ 100 cal. per can, 2g carbs and a respectable 5% ABV what's not to like. My preference Black Cherry ice cold. Cheers🍺
Miller Lite, Mich Ultra and other "light" beers have less Cal, carbs and ABV than White Claw. so calories is not the thing with white claw ;) Now if you're bored with beer, thats one thing, but slimming down with the Claw is not it.
 
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