Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Is alcohol-free beer completely free of alcohol?

A1: While alcohol-free beer contains minimal amounts of alcohol (usually less than 0.5% ABV), it is considered safe for consumers of all ages.

Q2: Are enzymes used only in alcohol-free beer production?

A2: No, enzymes are used in various stages of the brewing process for traditional beer production as well. They aid in the conversion of starches to sugars, regardless of whether the final product is alcoholic or alcohol-free.

Q3: Can I make alcohol-free beer at home using enzymes?

A3: Yes, with the right ingredients and equipment, it is possible to make alcohol-free beer at home using enzyme-assisted brewing methods. However, it is recommended to follow a reliable recipe and brewing instructions.

Q4: Are there any health benefits to drinking alcohol-free beer?

A4: Alcohol-free beer offers a range of potential health benefits, including hydration, fewer calories than traditional beer, and the ability to enjoy the taste of beer without the effects of alcohol. However, it is important to remember that alcohol-free beer still contains some calories and should be consumed in moderation.

Q5: Can enzymes affect the flavour of alcohol-free beer?

A5: Enzymes used in the brewing process are carefully selected to ensure they do not have a significant impact on the flavor of the beer. The goal is to create alcohol-free beer that closely resembles its alcoholic counterparts, maintaining the same taste and aroma.