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Non Alcohol Beer......where?

gordgrrr

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splitlid Silver Member

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I have been told that I can know longer use alcohol. Does anyone know where a person could buy non alcohol beer in Thailand?

you poor poor poor poor poor man,

deepest sympathies go out to you.

:o:D:D

havnt seen any non alcholic beer here.seems the more the alchol content, the better. :D:D

the inventer of non-alcholic beer should be shot. along with people who think blue roofs look good.

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lampard10 Ruby Member

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I have been told that I can know longer use alcohol. Does anyone know where a person could buy non alcohol beer in Thailand?

I buy my Clausthaler German Non-alcohol beer in Friendship Pattaya. And yes, it does taste the same as real beer. Or should I say what I remember real beer used to taste like. Be warned though; It does contain about .01 % alcohol.

If you don't get it there, you could of course switch to Australian Beer. Same effect.

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chanchao Platinum Member

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> I have been told that I can know longer use alcohol.

Yeah, my wife tried that one on me too.

Once. :o

Anyway, why not just get some unsweetened Oi-Ichy green ice Tea and add some soda water?

Hey presto!

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kurgen Platinum Member

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If I was told that I could no longer use alcohol I would demand a 2nd opinion,then a 3rd ,then a 4th.....

I would be in therapy for months,did they let you know gently or did they just shock you?

I shall raise a few glasses of tigrrrrrr as a tribute to a fallen comrade. :o

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camerata Ruby Member

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I drink Clausthaler from time to time. It's not bad - except for the cost. 99 baht a can. In Bangkok, Villa Supermarket and other farang-oriented supermarkets have it. At that price, though, you'd be better off switching to ginger ale.

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I buy my Clausthaler German Non-alcohol beer in Friendship Pattaya. And yes, it does taste the same as real beer. Or should I say what I remember real beer used to taste like. Be warned though; It does contain about .01 % alcohol.

If you don't get it there, you could of course switch to Australian Beer. Same effect.

Lampy I think you mean American beer. Talking about sex in a canoe. ( F@#$ing close to water.) Any country that thinks Bud is the king of beers ...... :o

Swan did make a beer they could sell in Saudi. It had about .01% alcohol. They stopped making it due to lack of sales.

To the OP it is hard to find a substitute for beer if you enjoy the taste. I feel for you. :D

On the up side you may find you lose some weight, if you find a lower calorie substitute.

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NovaBlue05 Silver Member

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The OP probably has a bad liver. Too bad if true.

My favourite type of non-alcoholic "beer" is A&W Root Beer. :o

However...Someone once pointed out here that, with all the motorcycle crashes in Thailand, how long could the waiting list for a new liver be?

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I drink Clausthaler from time to time. It's not bad - except for the cost. 99 baht a can. In Bangkok, Villa Supermarket and other farang-oriented supermarkets have it. At that price, though, you'd be better off switching to ginger ale.

Just give up all drinking,are you that weak?????????? :o:D:D:D:D

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Phil Conners Diamond Member

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The OP probably has a bad liver. Too bad if true.

My favourite type of non-alcoholic "beer" is A&W Root Beer. :D

However...Someone once pointed out here that, with all the motorcycle crashes in Thailand, how long could the waiting list for a new liver be?

Good point actually. I wonder if there is any market for 2nd hand human spare parts in Thailand. Could be a nice little earner for many poor Issan families. :o

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monochaser Silver Member

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this guy looking for non alch gets around; stick even mention him looking for it. Foodland has cans of this non alch claust... for 82 baht each I believe

never buy anything at Villa...they jack all prices on farang goods thru the roof

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Ulysses G. Star Member

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My heart goes out to the OP to receive such news, but the very notion of drinking non-alcoholic beer sounds about as appealing as having sex without an orgasm... :o

I only drink an occasional beer when I'm very thirsty, but I'm afraid that I have to agree with Noel here! :D

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Axel Platinum Member

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this guy looking for non alch gets around; stick even mention him looking for it. Foodland has cans of this non alch claust... for 82 baht each I believe

never buy anything at Villa...they jack all prices on farang goods thru the roof

Baht 95 or 98 at Villa for Clausthaler :o

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chuchok Ruby Member

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My heart goes out to the OP to receive such news, but the very notion of drinking non-alcoholic beer sounds about as appealing as having sex without an orgasm... :o

The wife complains about that all the time.... :D

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Clausthaler is not bad - and often better than sweet softdrinks when hot. I would guess also more healthly.

While slightly OT I noticed that the new Singha Light is only 3.5% which in many countries is in the "low alcohol" group. One can actually drink 2 of those instead of 1 Red Horse..

Cheers!

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