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As you can see from the comparison table, Skinny Lager is significantly lower in calories and carbs than regular lager. Tastes like a pretty standard lager, noticably maltier and heavier than the Marston’s, but still a very palatable medium bittersweet taste.

Skinny Lager: New beer contains just 89 calories per bottle Skinny Lager: New beer contains just 89 calories per bottle

We all love beer but if you're on a low carb diet such as the keto diet or Atkins then it can be tough to find beers that suit. More malty than the Cisk and the Marston’s, still a thin lager but this time with strong carbonation. It’s an energized environment, one that’s responsible for three of every four hops produced in the entire country.If you do require precise ingredient information you should consult the manufacturer, whose contact details will appear on the packaging or label. The ultimate low carb alcoholic drink, Skinny beer is a malt based beer with a fruity, carbonated taste and you won’t even miss the carbs.

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Marks and Spencer launched a wine that had only half the calories of a normal bottle meaning you can sip on a guilt-free tipple. The mule cocktail is ubiquitous these days and for good reason — they're tasty and incredibly easy to make. In this article, we will compare Skinny Lager to regular lager and see how they stack up in terms of nutritional values.DrinkWell has a range of reduced-calorie beers and lagers sourced from some of the best-emerging brewers on the market. On average, a pint of 5% ABV beer contains around 240 calories (current NHS estimate) - about the same amount as you will find in a slice of pizza from a takeaway! At 4% ABV and 98 calories, DayTime still brings awesome classic IPA flavor to keep drinkers refreshed without packing on the pounds. Big brands have cashed in on the opportunity to make a lighter version of popular beers, like Corona Light which has 99 calories, Heinekin Light with 99 calories and Amstel Light but Brits just aren't drinking them.