3 Common Myths About Beer

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Beer is the most popular and most widely consumed alcoholic drink in the world, and yet there are still so many myths about this beloved beverage. Every beer lover should know at least a few basic facts about this drink, so here are some common beer myths that need to be busted.

Dark Beers Are Stronger

One of the most common misconceptions about beer is that the color of this beverage is related to its strength. This is simply not true, and there are many dark beers that are only around 4% ABV.

Beer is Best Served Cold

Drinking cold beer on hot summer days is very refreshing. However, the truth is that you’ll hardly be able to enjoy the flavor and aroma of your beer if it’s too cold—and that would be a shame if you like drinking craft beers.

Beer Will Give You A Beer Belly

Beer has a bad reputation because it’s high in calories and it can, in fact, increase belly fat. Nevertheless, there are plenty of other alcoholic drinks that are also high in calories, such as cocktails or wine, and consuming too much of these drinks can also lead to weight gain.