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Non-Alcoholic Drinks from Germany

German producers, best known here for sparkling wine and alcohol-free beer. Germany has the longest continuous tradition of alcohol-free brewing anywhere, and alkoholfrei beer is sold there as an everyday drink rather than as an alternative.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Germany take alcohol-free beer so seriously?

It has been mainstream for decades and is widely drunk as a recovery drink after exercise — isotonic, carbohydrate-carrying and completely unremarkable. That normality gave German brewers a long head start on technique.

What does alkoholfrei mean on a German label?

Non-alcoholic, under German labeling rules, which permit up to 0.5% rather than requiring a measured zero. Many German brewers go to 0.0% and say so separately. The level each one states is on its product page.

Does Germany make alcohol-free wine as well as beer?

Yes, and it is among the most technically accomplished anywhere. German producers were early to vacuum distillation for wine, and the country's own grapes suit the process, since Riesling carries its character in aroma and acidity rather than in weight.

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