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| | Fred Eckhardt on the dark side of light beer |
 | | I may not be the writer you'd choose to write about light beer, because I've never had one good word to say about that dismal beer type, but you might be curious about why no one else wants to write about the style, either. |
 | | Prechtl goes on, at great length, to describe US "low calorie" beers (which were invented by the Europeans) as table beer and diet beers (for diabetics; later reinvented by the Japanese as dry beer). |
 | | Stanton, the problem I have with light beer, and the reason I hate to write about it, is that it is poor beer with almost no flavor, too much alcohol, and no body at all. |
| www.allaboutbeer.com /columns/fred6.html (901 words) |
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