2022年2月10日 · After decades as the most recognizable non-alcoholic beer on the market, O’Doul’s is still the same light lager with an inoffensive—if barely-there—flavor profile. But the brew can’t compete with newer additions to the category that have much more in common with full-strength beer.

2023年8月21日 · O'Doul's markets itself as a non-alcoholic beer, but is that entirely true? From its '90s history to actual alcohol content, this is the story of O'Doul's.

O'Doul's is an all natural, full bodied, premium non-alcoholic malt beverage. It contains only the finest natural ingredients - including barley malt, domestic & imported whole cone hops, brewers yeast, select grains and water.

O'Doul's is a Low-Alcohol Beer style beer brewed by Anheuser-Busch in Saint Louis, MO. Score: 51 with 678 ratings and reviews. Last update: 04-13-2025.

O’Doul’s is known for its ability to offer a flavor profile that closely resembles traditional beer without the alcohol content. With an alcohol by volume (ABV) of around 0.4%, O’Doul’s aims to provide a satisfying alternative to those who cannot or choose not to …

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2022年2月22日 · O’Doul’s non-alcoholic beer comes in two flavors: Amber and Golden. O’doul’s makes the original na beer, and it wouldn’t be fair to leave them out of the list of options. I’m going to review both of these beers, describe how they taste, and …

2024年9月12日 · O'Doul's non alcoholic beer is crafted meticulously, starting with the finest natural ingredients including barley malt, water, hops, and brewers yeast. These key elements contribute to O'Doul's rich, malty flavor profile that distinguishes it from other non alcoholic beers.

2025年1月30日 · O'Doul's is brewed using a blend of barley malt, hops, and water, similar to its alcoholic counterparts. The key difference lies in the fermentation process, which is carefully controlled to prevent the formation of alcohol while preserving the beer's characteristic flavors.