How many non alcholic beers equal a real beer?

Question

How many non alcholic beers equal a real beer?

Answer 1

none

Answer 2

None.... because non-alcoholic beer has no alcohol in it. So you can drink as much as you want and not get drunk.

Answer 3

0. one has alcohol the other does not?

Answer 4

12.

Answer 5

umm is this a trick question??? or do you mean like o'doul's??

Answer 6

I'm pretty sure your body would process what little alcohol is in "non-alcoholic" beer before you could reach the level of one regular beer. You just can't drink enough fast enough to sustain the alcohol in your system.

Answer 7

O'Doul's  has 0.4 % per bottle

Budweiser has 5.0 % per bottle.

There's a math problem for ya'  :-)

Answer 8

In the United States, beverages containing less than 0.5% alcohol by volume (ABV) can be legally called non-alcoholic according to the Volstead Act (which defines intoxicating liquor as any beverage containing over 0.5% alcohol). Most US non-alcholic beers have 0.5% alcohol. Alcohol content of beer sold in the US varies  from less than 3% alcohol by volume (abv) to almost 30% abv. Using 5% for a "real" beer vs. 0.5% for a non-alcoholic beer, it would take 10 beers to equal a "real" beer.

So if  you drink 10 non-alcoholic beers will you get the buzz of a "real" beer? No. Time and metabolism come into play here. Your body will burn off (approximately) the alcohol of

one drink per hour-so even if you could drink 10 beers in 30 minutes, you're only about halfway there. Can you drink 20 in an hour? Maybe. Is it worth it? Hardly.