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Like The Noisettes?
I always thought The Noisettes were named after noise but obviously they are named after hazelnuts, I could never have imaginedNice but the coffee is better;-)
Noisette is french for hazelnut, the coffee gets its name because it's the same colour as a hazelnut shell
I always thought The Noisettes were named after noise but obviously they are named after hazelnuts, I could never have imagined
I saw them in their early days.I always thought The Noisettes were named after noise but obviously they are named after hazelnuts, I could never have imagined
Decaff Americano in the morning.
Decaff Americano in the afternoon.
Alcohol free beer or rum in the evening.
I used to drink Earl Grey but went off it.
Does that somehow wake you up?Decaff Americano in the morning.
Does that somehow wake you up?
How do you figure out if your non-alcoholic beer is really alcohol free(or is just very low)?
How do you figure out if your non-alcoholic beer is really alcohol free(or is just very low)?
Simple question, messy answer. Percentage wise it will say on the bottle/can e,g, 0.0% or 0.5%. The terms low alcohol, alcohol free, no alcohol and NOLO get used rather interchangeably in the UK without much distinction. However I think which percentage means which designation varies between countries.How do you figure out if your non-alcoholic beer is really alcohol free(or is just very low)?
Pick another word, it wasn't a hangover.I've only had alcohol free beer once, it gave me a terrible hangover. Never again.
Is it safe for someone with medicine that has reactions with alcohol, though?Simple question, messy answer. Percentage wise it will say on the bottle/can e,g, 0.0% or 0.5%. The terms low alcohol, alcohol free, no alcohol and NOLO get used rather interchangeably in the UK without much distinction. However I think which percentage means which designation varies between countries.
If a drink is no more than 0.5% I believe it can be broken down in the intestine by the liver, thus never reaching the bloodstream. So a dozen bottles of 0.5% beer WON't make you drunk, just make you go to the loo. Apparently there's more alcohol in a ripe banana than an AF beer.
Pick another word, it wasn't a hangover.
But it was a **** beer.
Simple question simple answer. If it's 0.0% yes (for the obvious reason it contains no alcohol). The "rum" I drink is not dealcoholised, it is a beverage that does not have, nor ever has had, alcohol in it.Is it safe for someone with medicine that has reactions with alcohol, though?