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   alcohol-free

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   • 1. (of a drink) not containing alcohol: "alcohol-free lager"
   • ▪ not serving, consuming, or involving alcoholic drinks: "the hotel has an alcohol-free bar"

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   What does alcohol free mean?

   • “Alcohol-free”, however, is reserved for beverages that contain less than 0.05% ABV (notice the extra zero in between the 0 and the 5). Alcohol free – this should only be applied to a drink from which the alcohol has been extracted if it contains no more than 0.05% abv… Then what about beverages that contain under 0.5% ABV?

   ‘Non-Alcoholic’ vs ‘Alcohol-Free’ Beer: What’s the Difference?

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   What is a 'alcohol-free' drink?

   • 'Alcohol-free' drinks cannot be more than 0.05% alcohol. However, in much of the rest of Europe drinks up to 0.5% alcohol can be labelled as 'alcohol-free', and drinks labelled in this way are sold in the UK A term you see less often is 'de-alcoholised'. This can be used to describe drinks from which almost all the alcohol has been removed.

   Low-alcohol, alcohol-free, non-alcoholic: What does it all mean?

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   Do alcohol-free drinks contain a lot of alcohol?

   • Many, although not all, producers follow government guidance that says alcohol-free drinks may contain up to 0.05% ABV. (Sometimes these types of drinks might be described as ‘zero alcohol’, or ‘0.0’ too). But because the guidance is voluntary, in practice you might see alcohol-free labelled drinks that are up to 0.5% ABV for sale.

   Differences between alcoholic and non-alcoholic beers - Drinkaware

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3. alcoholchange.org.uk › blog › low-alcohol-alcoholLow-alcohol, alcohol-free, non-alcoholic: What does it all mean?

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   At Alcohol Change UK, we often hear from people who are unsure whether a drink they’ve seen is really 'alcohol-free' or if it’s 'low-alcohol' and what that means. What kinds of drinks are we talking about?

4. www.diffordsguide.com › encyclopedia › 3941Alcohol-free, non-alcoholic and low alcohol defined

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   Across Europe, the USA, and much of the world, 'alcohol-free' means anything under 0.5% alcohol by volume. We (Difford's Guide) also consider drinks at 0.5% alcohol by volume or less to be alcohol-free.

5. www.alcoholfree.com › learn › dry_and_delishWhat is meant by Alcohol-Free?

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   May 14, 2006 · Just what does alcohol-free even mean? Welcome to the confusing world of alcohol-labelling - let us try to demystify it for you!

6. drydrinker.com › blogs › blogAlcohol-Free vs. Non-Alcoholic - What's the Difference?

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   The differences between alcohol-free, non-alcoholic and low alcohol include the percentage of alcohol by volume, the labelling process and whether the alcohol has been extracted. There are also differences in the ABV limits and labels across countries.

7. www.drinkaware.co.uk › facts › information-aboutDifferences between alcoholic and alcohol-free beers - Drinkaware

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   What are ‘alcohol-free’ and ‘low alcohol' beers? Alcohol-free and low alcohol beers are designed to match the taste, look and feel of standard beers – and recent advances in production technology mean you are much more likely to find one that you enjoy.

8. nabeerclub.com › non-alcoholic-vs-alcohol-free-beer‘Non-Alcoholic’ vs ‘Alcohol-Free’ Beer: What’s the Difference?

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   Depending on where you live, you may hear the terms “non-alcoholic” or “alcohol-free” beer used more often than the other in casual conversation. Different regions use these two terms more often when referring to beer that contains little to no alcohol, typically an ABV of under 0.5%.

9. www.sciencefocus.com › the-human-body › stoptoberStoptober 2024: What going alcohol-free does to your body ...

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   Going sober can positively impact your health. A doctor explains what happens when you stop drinking over days, weeks, months and years.