2.5g of carbs? yeah... I can tell [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Well, its not that bad, but it lacks the body of regular beer. Much more watered down. Goes down very easy. Lighter than most light beers I've tried, but at least the all important alcohol content is still at a mighty 4.5% [img]graemlins/beer.gif[/img]

I've been trying to get my fat a$$ in shape lately, so this is an attempt to drink beer without having to feel too bad about it [img]smile.gif[/img]

I heard somewhere that these low carb beers are a farce, as all light beers are pretty low in carbs.

What I usually drink: Blue, Keiths, Moosehead, Steamwhistle, Carling, Heinikin..

 

Well, if your trying to loose a beer belly by drinking beer still, then maybe this is good for you!

-db

 

if ur honestly concerned about the amount of carbs and or calories in your beer......thats sad man....a few grams of carbs in beer is like not eating a couple of ritz crackers big deal, u arent gonna gain or lose any weight by not eating the equivalent of 6 crackers a night....

 

carbs arnt the enemy

 

Sterling is WAY better than Ultra.

If you are trying to make healthy lifestyle choices, there is absolutely nothing wrong with trying the low-carb beers.
Sure, the difference may essentially be minimal, but everyone has to start somewhere.

 

I tried the Sleeman clear low carb bber. It's alrite I guess, but like was stated, tastes really watered down, it's like you have to drink 2 or 3 beers to feel like you've had one, lol.