> A Sierra Nevada Bigfoot has 30.3 [2]. That number is the total carbs, not sugar specifically. Most beers have relatively low sugar content; your link actuall

> A Sierra Nevada Bigfoot has 30.3 [2]. That number is the total carbs, not sugar specifically. Most beers have relatively low sugar content; your link actually claims 0g of sugar for the Sierra Nevada Bigfoot. Calories in beer come partly from alcohol and partly from complex carbs (hence "liquid bread"). That doesn't make them healthy, but 30g of complex carbs is a lot less bad for you than 30g of simple sugars.