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Just read this for example: https://www.amethystrecovery.org/can-alcoholics-drink-non-alcoholic-beer/ https://www.amethystrecovery.org/can-alcoholics-drink-non

Just read this for example: https://www.amethystrecovery.org/can-alcoholics-drink-non-alcoholic-beer/ https://www.amethystrecovery.org/can-alcoholics-drink-non-al... You pretend to represent the ideas of the majority over my comment that would be too general, but you clearly look like to be a special case of a particular fan of NA beer for whatever reason. <<I have been asking for more NA beers of every small producer I know of and have been making them deliver them to me, across Europe>> In Europe, no NA beer tastes anything like a real non-industrial European beer. And by non industrial I mean anything not like kro, Carlsberg, Kronenbourg, 1664, ... That are clearly not known for their tastes.

touisteur 5y ago
I pretend nothing of the sort. I was asking what was your point of reference for recovering alcoholic. I have a good one, being one and having done the whole AA and other methods. This AA opinion states several arguments for and against. And talks about competitive drinking? That's your point of reference? Substitutes can help in the social aspect of being a non drinker, and also maybe you can have NA beer without relapsing. I'll take my recovery advice from a doctor or a sponsor, not someone who's found an article on the net. My points stand. You clearly don't know enough about European beers I'll drop this thread. Just try and drink some brewdog punk af or some brooklyn af or some of the delicious Polish AF IPAs I've had. You may want to open your mind to what exists or, please, show your work and cite the ones that you tried and were so bad you can't call them 'beers'.