re: Why does non-alcoholic beer exist?

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And why do the only brands that offer a non-alcoholic version happen to be the worst of the worst tasting beers?

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St. Pauli and Becks put out non-alcohol beer which aren't too bad.

Non-alcoholic beer makes more sense to me than diet (light) beer. If your counting your calories, beer should not be your beverage of choice. With non-alcoholic beer, those recovering can still enjoy a beer, or as stated above, perhaps someone is a DD and making an intelligent choice.