- as
light beer, non-alcoholic beer,
small beer,
small ale, or
near-
beer. Low-alcohol
brews such as
small beer date back at
least to
medieval Europe, where...
- Bevo was a non-alcoholic malt beverage, or
near beer,
brewed in the
United States by the Anheuser-Busch
company beginning in the
early 20th century. Bevo...
-
Beer is an
alcoholic beverage produced by the
brewing and
fermentation of
starches from
cereal grain—most
commonly malted barley,
although wheat, maize...
-
companions may also
arrive at the table. A
number of clip
joints (or "
near beer bars")
still operate in London's Soho area,
alongside legitimate strip...
- a
Bavarian beer made from
malted barley and hops.
During Prohibition,
Spoetzl kept the
brewery afloat by
selling ice and
making near beer. 13
Texas breweries...
-
allowed breweries to
produce "
near beer" with an
alcohol content of up to 0.5%. To make the
near beer,
distilleries produced beer and then let it sit to allow...
-
Kingsbury Beer and
Kingsbury Near Beer between 1967 and 1983. The
Sioux City
Brewing Company of
Sioux City, Iowa,
brewed and sold
Kingsbury Beer from 1959...
- Germany. It is
headquartered in
Frankfurt am Main and
produces beer (as well as
near beer and
other non-alcoholic beverages) at 16
different locations....
-
Grover and Herman. The
brewery itself was
converted into a
malted milk and
near beer production facility.
Coors sold much of the
malted milk to the Mars candy...
- Anheuser-Busch
began producing non-alcoholic and low-alcoholic
beverages (known as
near beer); the most
successful of
these was Bevo, a malt
beverage introduced in...
