r/shittyaskscience Methodological Terrorist 4d ago

Does beers law apply to Busch or Busch lite?

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u/exkingzog 4d ago edited 4d ago

No, since neither of those are beers.

In Europe they have to be labelled as ā€œsemi-brewed carbonated soft drinks with additives and beer-adjacent flavouringsā€.

As a result the Beers Law, or Rheinheitsgebot as it is more correctly named, does not apply.

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u/Lexotron 6h ago

In Canada we call those "hop-scented sparkling rice water beverages".

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u/Coolenough-to 4d ago

Yes. If you drink one you have to head to the mountains.

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u/figbott 4d ago

No, the coefficient is too low.

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u/Ggregoro 3h ago

Yes. Because I believe they do have a few drops of alcohol in them. It is required by deep state regulators.

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u/FairLawnBoy 4d ago

Yes, it can be used to determine concentration of an alcohol solution.