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Nutritional Facts Non-Alcoholic Beers: A Complete Guide to Go Brewing
Go Brewing is dedicated to creating non-alcoholic beers that delight both the taste buds and support a health-conscious lifestyle. Transparency is key to our operation, which is why we offer detailed nutritional information on our diverse beer selection. Here’s a more accurate overview of our beer’s nutritional content:
Our beers feature a broad range of nutritional values:
- Calories: Our beers' calorie count spans from 43 to 130 calories per 12-oz can, accommodating a variety of dietary preferences.
- Carbohydrates: Carbohydrates in our beers range from about 8 to 31 grams, catering to different dietary needs.
- Protein: Consistently offering 1 gram of protein across our selection.
- Fat: With a fat content ranging from 0 to 1.5 grams, our beers are a lighter option for those mindful of fat intake.
- Sugar: Sugar levels in our beers vary, from 0.4 grams in our less fruity options to 16.7 grams in our fruit-infused beers.
- Gluten: For those with dietary restrictions, we offer beers with less than 5 PPM of gluten, adhering to FDA guidelines for gluten sensitivity.
100% Pasteurization for Safety and Quality
At Go Brewing, we believe in the importance of pasteurizing 100% of our products. This process is crucial for ensuring the safety and maintaining the quality of our products. Through pasteurization, we can prevent pathogen growth and refermentation, allowing us to preserve the original taste and consistency of our beers without compromise. Here's an article we wrote on the risk associated with not pasteurizing non-alcoholic beer.
Detailed Nutritional Information
We offer detailed breakdowns of the nutritional content for each of our beers, based on third-party laboratory testing and our in-house batch readings. This commitment to transparency and quality ensures our customers can enjoy our beers, knowing they fit well within a health-conscious lifestyle. The table below is pulled live from our product pages, so it always matches what’s in the can today.
