I thought Prema's post was certainly informative as to why moderation
in drinking alcohol is no standard at all. However (and someone else can
do the research!), I have long understood that non-alcoholic wine and
beer AREN'T. They are simply sufficiently reduced in alcohol content as
to avoid
(and someone
else can
do the research!), I have long understood that non-alcoholic
wine and
beer AREN'T. They are simply sufficiently reduced in alcohol
content as
to avoid being labeled as regular beer or wine. One should be able
to
read labels (at least, in the U.S.) to see if it
But as David mentioned earlier - there is non-alcoholic wine
available and
it can taste just as good as the alcoholic version with meals.
Never tell a Frenchman that non-alcoholic wine is just as good.;-}
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Non-alcoholic wine?!
never heard about this! (may be an american creation!)
it cannot be wine but just grape-fruits juice! (Frenchman point of view)
;-)
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Non-alcoholic wine?!
never heard about this! (may be an american creation!)
it cannot be wine but just grape-fruits juice! (Frenchman point of
view);-)
Not exactly. There is sparkling grape juice as well which I quite
often buy. But non-alcholic wine is where the grapes were allowed to
This is why the House leaves it up to the individual at this time. In beer
making the alcohol can be removed from the brew to the point that a
non-alcoholic beer has less alcohol content than natural fruit juice. I have
never particularly liked non-alcoholic wine, it's flat and far inferior,
31st Annual Conference of the Association for Bahá’í Studies–North
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