Category: Beer ingredients

Crafted using a unique dealcoholization process, Stella Artois non-alcoholic contains water, barley malt, hops, cane sugar (in the U.S.), and natural flavors. The brand's 600-year heritage ensures a premium brew despite the removal of alcohol.

While many light-bodied lagers use rice as an adjunct for a crisper finish, the popular Mexican beer brand has different recipes for its various products. Find out if **Modelo has rice in it** by examining the specific ingredients for each variant and see how they influence the final product.

The vast majority of beer produced globally relies on the grain of the barley plant, not its leafy green shoots. Is barley grass in beer? The answer is no, as the mature grain provides the necessary starches and enzymes for fermentation, a role the young grass cannot fulfill.

Many consumers believe that certain beers contain high fructose corn syrup. Most brewers use different corn-derived sugars that are fermented out completely by the yeast.

In 2019, a Super Bowl ad sparked a national conversation about the ingredients in beer, and one of the most common questions that arose was, 'Does Budweiser have high fructose corn syrup in it?'. The simple answer is no, Budweiser does not contain high fructose corn syrup in its final product.

Michelob Ultra has maintained its popularity by offering a lower-calorie and lower-carb alternative to many other beers, appealing to active consumers. Its distinctive, refreshing taste is not an accident but a result of a careful selection of ingredients, including specific grains. The primary grains used in Michelob Ultra are barley malt and rice.

Over 90% of beer is made from just four ingredients, but the specifics can vary dramatically between brands. The common misconception that Coors is wheat based is widespread, but a closer look at the official brewery information reveals that this is not the case. This article will delve into the grains and other components used to brew Coors and what that means for drinkers with dietary concerns.