While a non-alcoholic beer sounds like it kind of defeats the purpose, the truth is there are people who enjoy the taste of beer but don't want the alcohol content. Luckily, there are beers like O'Douls, St. Pauli's Girl and Coors that all make a version of beer minus the alcohol.
O'Doul's
O'Doul's is brewed by the Anheuser Busch brewing company and only comes in a non-alcoholic form. One 12 oz. serving of O'Doul's contains 70 calories and 13.3 g of carbohydrates. While O'Doul's is marketed as a non-alcoholic beer, it does contain a small trace of alcohol with 0.4 percent per volume.
St. Pauli's Girl NA
St. Pauli's Girl, a German beer company, makes both a non-alcoholic and alcoholic style beer. The non-alcoholic variety contains 96 calories per 12 oz. bottle. The minuscule 0.5 percent alcohol doesn't affect the taste, as the non-alcoholic version still retains the full-bodied taste developed by German monks in the 17th century.
Coors NA
Colorado's Coors Brewing Company makes its own variety of a non-alcoholic beer as well. A 12 oz. serving of Coors NA contains an impressively low 66 calories and 14.8 g of carbohydrates. Like the other NA beers, Coors NA still has a small amount of alcohol in it, at 0.5 percent per volume.
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