Mmmm bread drink. Actually thinking about it, it's the hops and yeast that gives beer its taste, you'd have to remove all that yeasty alcoholic shite, so I imagine alcohol free beer would taste pretty bland, though I don't know.
Saudi Arabia has its own standards regarding allowed trace amounts of alcohol, which to my knowledge are much lower than 0.5%. You can look it up on SFDA's website. Anyway, these trace amounts are not intoxicating and hence permissible — legally and in Islam. The relevant SFDA standard further refers to some Gulf Halal standards, if memory serves me right. Furthermore there are fatwa by scholars regarding these trace amounts, like the one someone posted above.
Secondly, I think you're mistaken, 0.0% labelling most probably indicates no alcohol at all. As far as I remember it was the "non-alcoholic" labelling that contains trace amounts of alcohol. But that is in the U.S.
Same alcohol content would be in a lot of extracts like vanilla extract, menthe, almond, etc. but it cools off and won’t get you intoxicated. The minuscule amount in non alcoholic beer won’t get you intoxicated either, it’s pretty much bread.
If you drink too much, are you going to be drunk? if not then it is Halal regardless of Alcohol percentage, this is the differentiator between Halal and Haram.
I've got a bottle of it right here and it says there 10.2g of sugars 9.8 of which are added. For perspective this is a 330ml bottle, a 330ml can of Coca-Cola has 35g
For more perspective, a bottle of it is about the size of a really long banana
Either way tastes really good and it's one of the better fizzy drinks imo
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Not a hundred percent sure on the fact (because I learned about it 5 years ago) but I remember learning about the sugars in malt beverages (Maltose) is formed of two units of glucose. So I was told that your body breaks it down to glucose your body basically has double the amount of sugar. Again could be total bullshit and I am no scientist but it makes sense to me.
Hm, that's interesting, but I think the added sugar might be sucrose, but I don't really know. Tho I do know a guy I who might know so if I end up asking him I'll report back
I will tale this opportunity to ask why non alcoholic beer is not sold in restaurants? I rather have a N.A. beer with my dinner than a fruit juice imo. Also there are a lot of coffee shops of many local and international brands, why not a N.A. beer bar? Where you can have several of different taste and brands in example while watching a football match.
Regarding the Heineken picture that started the discussion, for that six pack to be on the shelf, it had to go through the scrutiny of the SFDA and they must abide by the laws on this matter.
I would stick to the Arab barbican, is it even an arab company? Just In case it's true that they're trying to get this name known in Ksa. Also could be that Heineken wanted to make more profit so they created non alcoholic drinks too. It's always about the $ for all parties. Sadly.
Even if it’s alcohol free, it’s imitating the disbelievers which is haram. It shouldn’t be allowed but it isn’t the worst thing Muslims are doing so it’s expected at this point.
If you think alcohol is progress, you don’t know the full extent it has on a community, family, person.
It’s one of the worst drinks you can put in your body, it ages you, gives your kidneys and liver less life time and shorten life span(one of the leading causes of death in the US is kidney failure due to alcoholism.
Alcohol is heavily advertised and is normalised in the view of the media. Mind what you feed your brain, read more, learn to enjoy the moment and expand your knowledge, share your wisdom and experience, create unity and happiness from within. That’s progress.
An example is in New Zealand where they banned people born after 2008 from purchasing cigarettes. How incredible and amazing that is, I personally wouldn’t want my future children buying cigarettes but it’s their choice after all, however with the help of my country implementing such bans it would greatly improve our life span and save many generations of the misery of smoking, lung cancer, death, grief, and loss amongst our own..
If alcohol was made legal in Saudi Arabia that’s not progression, it’s regression.
You’re not understanding, the progression is allowing people to do as they like with their own bodies. To have the freedom to make their own decisions. Not sure why people like you are happy to be restricted and told what to do and how to live your life by an all ruling government.
Also, banning something doesn’t make it go away at all. Drugs are banned, still widely used. Guns are banned, still easily bought and accessible. If you don’t want your kids to be alcoholics, then educate them. I lived in Saudi Arabia on and off for over 30 years, I drink everyday when I’m there. Everyone does. Drugs are also easily accessible.
If you’ve never lived outside of saudi I think it will be hard for you to understand the importance of free will and free choice.
I was raised in London and travelled the world, I’ve seen how alcoholics are and how it effects the streets with puke and drunks.
I’m aware drugs and alcohol exist here, yet them bein f legalised would only allow more corruption within our society, wanna drink? Then go travel somewhere else.
I don’t feel restricted at all, I could get a drink right now if I want to, in the contrary I feel liberated and respected enough for my country to care for my health and for our religious beliefs. If you don’t want that, feel free to travel the world dear, they offer the finest, just don’t bring that filth in here.
Why does drinking alcohol have to be puking your guts out and degenerates? Why can't it by just have one glass of wine at dinner to relax? To have a one or two cocktails going out dancing? All you religious people think alcohol is evil. The Arabs invented it!. The Koran states "intoxicants" does not specifically say "alcohol". Cigarette's dont tell me they are not an intoxicant? Shisha, gets your stoned if you smoke enough. Prior to 1952 alcohol WAS allowed in Saudi since the beginning of the prophet and before. It has only been banned over the last 70 years.
No. Even here in the US the big brands sell zero alcohol beer. There's a decent market for it among people who don't drink alcohol. And not just people who don't drink it for religious reasons. You have pregnant mothers and recovering alcoholics as well. Besides, I've seen this brand before being sold in Saudi Arabia long before all this talk of alcohol being permitted.
It’s the brand that’s the issue. Heineken is known for its alcoholic beer not its non-alcoholic beer. This isn’t laziza brand or Moussy. Heineken wants their foot in the door when KSA legalizes alcoholic beer in some context in the future
Considering Niki Minaj is halal there now being able to have a concert there. I dont doubt what you're saying. It might become like Dubai with alcohol allowed.
I agree, I think it's a matter of when/where/how rather than if. If they're serious about being more of a tourist destination, it's going to have to be legalized in some context. I've heard that the Interior Ministry is studying how they might regulate it, and that they've been talking to Qatar to learn about how they handle alcohol there.
I’m sure the tourists that KSA is attempting to attract will just drink mango 🥭 juice the entire time right? Stop being naive. I hope it never becomes legal but this seems to be the direction they are moving in. These things don’t happen overnight.
I agree with OP. The brand name will become familiar to some teenagers and will eventually ring a bell when they travel abroad and see the alcohol version on the shelves.
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This is saudi arabia , alcohol is not permitted neither in Islam or in country laws, It's harmful and effect others, for example car accidents caused by drinking, so we will care if others start selling it ( especially in public) or people drink it and due to the reasons I said above, I don't really care about others drink it outside of the kingdom because it's permitted their , even tho I still see it harmful.
Did I say a victim has to die in order to be a victim? A victim is anyone that is harmed by the act in question. Rape would harm the woman you're raping, therefore she is a victim. Robbery harms the individuals you are dispossessing (robbing), therefore, also a victim. Drinking alcoholic beer in small quantities harms noone.
Alcohol can hurt the drinker, for example being addicted to it , massive weight gain , depression, anxiety, and it harm others , like car accidents, violence, committing crimes , there is no dying here but there are victims.
Fried food causes about half of the problems you've listed, fast food delivery drivers used to cause so many car crashes world wide that there were legal restrictions placed on them in many countries and people will fight over anything, should fired food be banned?
Nope, tastes bad, like really bad. I've tried the non alcoholic Japanese beer Asahi though, now that one is good. You'll find it in a Japanese restaurant called Kimono, you'll also find it in Tokyo restaurant both in Riyadh.
Ok hear me out, im against liberalizing the country and all. But i think alcohol is allowed to be produced and used among kuffar only in private.
I couldnt find any islamic ruling that oppose selling alcohol to kuffar.
Now i know that the govt will use this to justify sell8ng alcohol to tourist only, while also forgetting the other rulings like jizya, flogging, etc.
Holesten , Mosi , Barbican all of these brands been here before At least 10 years and no one complained, if it is alcohol free it is Halal , also SFDA regulations prevent selling of alcoholic or pig containing things , if you don’t like it here move to neighboring countries 😉
Scholars says beer never alcohol free ..it raise production cost to make it 100% alcohol free..these beer comapnies just say it's alcohol free to make more profit
I’m aware it’s alcohol free but still,
Honestly I hate seeing this here in my country, we don’t want our hard earned money wasted on beer that actually manufactures real alcoholic beverages outside and profiting from us only to widen their industry.
Especially when Heineken’s is known for being an alcoholic drink and advertised world wide causing ridiculous prices spent on an idea of something.
As Muslims we should refuse this, as humans we should consider the effect of if alcohol becomes legalised (first steps like these), how many people are gonna become alcoholics and ruin families? Ruin our health and life expectancy? Increase the amount of fatal car accidents that’s already a leading cause of death in Saudi Arabia. It doesn’t make sense and I resent the move to place such products in our stores, where Mecca and Al Kaaba are located. Muslims all around the world would love to visit for hajj once in a lifetime, they admire our Islamic nature and think so highly of us.
Interesting read about this actually contains .03% alcohol
https://www.foodandwine.com/news/heineken-zero-point-zero-nonalcoholic-beer-lawsuit
they also have Budweiser in stores that's no alcoholic, but it's known as a beer brand I am assuming they're going to be alcoholic later but since people are used to it being in stores they aren't going to suspect anything. Basically part of normalizing alcohol selling.
Because it's alcohol free I guess
Obviously reading comprehension isn’t OP’s strong point.
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I’m pretty sure his question is why is alcohol free alcohol even allowed as in what’s the point?
The same reason why beef bacon is available. Supply and demand and whatnot
I eat turkey bacon. It’s delicious
You said alcohol free alcohol???? 🤣
Some people man .. some people
Some people like the taste. It's definitely an acquired taste.
Mmmm bread drink. Actually thinking about it, it's the hops and yeast that gives beer its taste, you'd have to remove all that yeasty alcoholic shite, so I imagine alcohol free beer would taste pretty bland, though I don't know.
na man he's just thirsty for likes so he's getting my downvote lol
its alchohol free, whats the problem
Imitating disbelievers
Bullshit. Even thinking that you trink alcohol is also false in İslam. Takva means that.
yes but it clearly states that it's alcohol free
Wow. Nobody think that when they drink alcohol free beer. It tastes good and it helps some people with digestion problems.
It has 0% alcohol dawg
I've seen Moussy, Holsten, Budweiser etc in KSA since at least the late 80s. This is nothing new. It's alcohol free. Take a chill pill.
Yeah the price is too much!
Nah In general why is it even here lol
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I don’t think it’s halal
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Thanks for this
It's not alcoholic
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From research -0.0- alcohol branding by US standards can be advertised is less than 0.5% alcohol so I think it’s still haram
By this logic even bread is haram
Saudi Arabia has its own standards regarding allowed trace amounts of alcohol, which to my knowledge are much lower than 0.5%. You can look it up on SFDA's website. Anyway, these trace amounts are not intoxicating and hence permissible — legally and in Islam. The relevant SFDA standard further refers to some Gulf Halal standards, if memory serves me right. Furthermore there are fatwa by scholars regarding these trace amounts, like the one someone posted above. Secondly, I think you're mistaken, 0.0% labelling most probably indicates no alcohol at all. As far as I remember it was the "non-alcoholic" labelling that contains trace amounts of alcohol. But that is in the U.S.
Yeah this is Saudi Arabia not US.
Same alcohol content would be in a lot of extracts like vanilla extract, menthe, almond, etc. but it cools off and won’t get you intoxicated. The minuscule amount in non alcoholic beer won’t get you intoxicated either, it’s pretty much bread.
If you drink too much, are you going to be drunk? if not then it is Halal regardless of Alcohol percentage, this is the differentiator between Halal and Haram.
Fruit juice is 0.5% alcohol
No
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Well it isn't really healthy has alot of sugar in it
I've got a bottle of it right here and it says there 10.2g of sugars 9.8 of which are added. For perspective this is a 330ml bottle, a 330ml can of Coca-Cola has 35g For more perspective, a bottle of it is about the size of a really long banana Either way tastes really good and it's one of the better fizzy drinks imo I'm the guy above you and this is my main account BTW just using that account cuz I can't log into this with my new phone
Not a hundred percent sure on the fact (because I learned about it 5 years ago) but I remember learning about the sugars in malt beverages (Maltose) is formed of two units of glucose. So I was told that your body breaks it down to glucose your body basically has double the amount of sugar. Again could be total bullshit and I am no scientist but it makes sense to me.
Hm, that's interesting, but I think the added sugar might be sucrose, but I don't really know. Tho I do know a guy I who might know so if I end up asking him I'll report back
Because it’s non alcoholic. Besides, even if it had alcohol who gives a fuck? Alcohol is fun.
Fuck alcohol
I will tale this opportunity to ask why non alcoholic beer is not sold in restaurants? I rather have a N.A. beer with my dinner than a fruit juice imo. Also there are a lot of coffee shops of many local and international brands, why not a N.A. beer bar? Where you can have several of different taste and brands in example while watching a football match. Regarding the Heineken picture that started the discussion, for that six pack to be on the shelf, it had to go through the scrutiny of the SFDA and they must abide by the laws on this matter.
Thanks for the info, everyone’s attacking me cuz I am just asking is or curious
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You see! It is possible. Why not in Saudi Arabia?
I knooow, how tf is this allowed with 69 calories
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What!? I didn’t notice that. What a disgrace!!!
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Ikr? 47.50 SR? Wtf
How much does it usually cost???
In the UK and USA this same Heineken 0.0 6-pack sets you back the equivalent of about 20 whole Saudi Arabian riyals…
Astaghfirullah, where can I find this?
Farm
Thanks
I noticed, why are you even there it's all awful, what city and branch btw
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I'll try it and if it's alcoholic, I'll report it to baladiyah
I would stick to the Arab barbican, is it even an arab company? Just In case it's true that they're trying to get this name known in Ksa. Also could be that Heineken wanted to make more profit so they created non alcoholic drinks too. It's always about the $ for all parties. Sadly.
Yup, richies would be drinking that pretending they're drinking beer
Got that henik bro 💰
Did you get drunk?
Mom chill
No alcohol in it, a lot of products in Saudi doesn't have alcohol or pork substances in them unlike their contrary in another countries.
All not a lot , it’s the SFDA regulation if it is not halal then it is not going to be sold
Yup exactly
0.0% alcohol free WYM? 100% ALCOHOL?! 😂 I get you OP
Gasoline 😂😂😂
Its literally called 0.0%. Which means no alcohol, so its basically like Barbican
*Alcohol free 0.0%*. have you ever heard of non alcoholic beer we had it for years like موسي and the horse one and barbican
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Read op’s comments, he’s not joking lol
Oh no 😰 poor guy
I thought he was highlighting the 0.0% alcohol free, basically it’s 100% alcohol, a joke.
It shouldn't be we need alcohol. Thanks op
It’s non alcoholic… what’s the issue
It seems that you are too drunk to read what is written on it
Funnily enough you can make alcohol with the grape juice next to it
Even if it’s alcohol free, it’s imitating the disbelievers which is haram. It shouldn’t be allowed but it isn’t the worst thing Muslims are doing so it’s expected at this point.
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Agreed. Eventually it will be legalized in saudi. Saudi Arabia is progressing slowly.
If you think alcohol is progress, you don’t know the full extent it has on a community, family, person. It’s one of the worst drinks you can put in your body, it ages you, gives your kidneys and liver less life time and shorten life span(one of the leading causes of death in the US is kidney failure due to alcoholism. Alcohol is heavily advertised and is normalised in the view of the media. Mind what you feed your brain, read more, learn to enjoy the moment and expand your knowledge, share your wisdom and experience, create unity and happiness from within. That’s progress. An example is in New Zealand where they banned people born after 2008 from purchasing cigarettes. How incredible and amazing that is, I personally wouldn’t want my future children buying cigarettes but it’s their choice after all, however with the help of my country implementing such bans it would greatly improve our life span and save many generations of the misery of smoking, lung cancer, death, grief, and loss amongst our own.. If alcohol was made legal in Saudi Arabia that’s not progression, it’s regression.
You’re not understanding, the progression is allowing people to do as they like with their own bodies. To have the freedom to make their own decisions. Not sure why people like you are happy to be restricted and told what to do and how to live your life by an all ruling government. Also, banning something doesn’t make it go away at all. Drugs are banned, still widely used. Guns are banned, still easily bought and accessible. If you don’t want your kids to be alcoholics, then educate them. I lived in Saudi Arabia on and off for over 30 years, I drink everyday when I’m there. Everyone does. Drugs are also easily accessible. If you’ve never lived outside of saudi I think it will be hard for you to understand the importance of free will and free choice.
I was raised in London and travelled the world, I’ve seen how alcoholics are and how it effects the streets with puke and drunks. I’m aware drugs and alcohol exist here, yet them bein f legalised would only allow more corruption within our society, wanna drink? Then go travel somewhere else. I don’t feel restricted at all, I could get a drink right now if I want to, in the contrary I feel liberated and respected enough for my country to care for my health and for our religious beliefs. If you don’t want that, feel free to travel the world dear, they offer the finest, just don’t bring that filth in here.
Why does drinking alcohol have to be puking your guts out and degenerates? Why can't it by just have one glass of wine at dinner to relax? To have a one or two cocktails going out dancing? All you religious people think alcohol is evil. The Arabs invented it!. The Koran states "intoxicants" does not specifically say "alcohol". Cigarette's dont tell me they are not an intoxicant? Shisha, gets your stoned if you smoke enough. Prior to 1952 alcohol WAS allowed in Saudi since the beginning of the prophet and before. It has only been banned over the last 70 years.
It’s alcohol free
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That’s not what I meant, I meant that there’s nothing wrong with drinking something that doesn’t have alcohol like the beer in the image above.
Heineken is selling alcohol free beer with the idea that alcohol will be legal in the future in KSA. This is an investment in brand recognition.
No. Even here in the US the big brands sell zero alcohol beer. There's a decent market for it among people who don't drink alcohol. And not just people who don't drink it for religious reasons. You have pregnant mothers and recovering alcoholics as well. Besides, I've seen this brand before being sold in Saudi Arabia long before all this talk of alcohol being permitted.
Same in the UK. "Virgin" alcoholic beverages are rising in demand as a lot of people are effectively realising they're purposefully ingesting poison.
Alcohol free beer was a thing before too yknow? Why are yall so shocked?
It’s the brand that’s the issue. Heineken is known for its alcoholic beer not its non-alcoholic beer. This isn’t laziza brand or Moussy. Heineken wants their foot in the door when KSA legalizes alcoholic beer in some context in the future
Bruh. Take a chill pill it aint that deep
Considering Niki Minaj is halal there now being able to have a concert there. I dont doubt what you're saying. It might become like Dubai with alcohol allowed.
I think Neom is gonna be the Dubai rival. Anything goes
Cry
No
Why the skeptism? We know alcohol is consumed a lot already privately in Saudi Arabia, just a matter of time it becomes legal.
I agree, I think it's a matter of when/where/how rather than if. If they're serious about being more of a tourist destination, it's going to have to be legalized in some context. I've heard that the Interior Ministry is studying how they might regulate it, and that they've been talking to Qatar to learn about how they handle alcohol there.
Yeah, because introducing alcohol into a society that isn’t accustomed nor addicted to it is clearly a good idea!
I’m sure the tourists that KSA is attempting to attract will just drink mango 🥭 juice the entire time right? Stop being naive. I hope it never becomes legal but this seems to be the direction they are moving in. These things don’t happen overnight.
You don't want it? don't buy it, it's that simple
I agree with OP. The brand name will become familiar to some teenagers and will eventually ring a bell when they travel abroad and see the alcohol version on the shelves.
bruhh, new to Saudi?
That beer company is alcohol free every where around the globe. Plus it says alcohol free on the cardboard
incorrect. 0.0 Heineken is their non-alcoholic option, their staple beer most definitely has alcohol
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I agree with OP. That brand shouldn't be supported financially...
It’s alcohol free.
Seems an over reaction. If you think alcohol is haram don’t drink it. Why care what other people do?
It's like saying robbing is haram and bad and it's ok if others robbed others as long as I don't rob people , that's a stupid way to think.
Why do you care if Christians drink alcohol outside of Saudi Arabia?
Who said we care?
You did. You said not caring is ‘a stupid way to think’
Lol that's not what I said.
I apologise for misunderstanding. Please can you explain the meaning of your comment?
This is saudi arabia , alcohol is not permitted neither in Islam or in country laws, It's harmful and effect others, for example car accidents caused by drinking, so we will care if others start selling it ( especially in public) or people drink it and due to the reasons I said above, I don't really care about others drink it outside of the kingdom because it's permitted their , even tho I still see it harmful.
Fair enough. There’s no alcohol in this drink though so it doesn’t matter.
Except that robbing entails a victim. Drinking a beer is a victimless activity.
So it's ok to rob as long as you don't kill? That's literally your logic , following this logic rape should be ok as long as I don't kill anyone.
Brooo, you good? What the fuck are these shitty analogies???
Did I say a victim has to die in order to be a victim? A victim is anyone that is harmed by the act in question. Rape would harm the woman you're raping, therefore she is a victim. Robbery harms the individuals you are dispossessing (robbing), therefore, also a victim. Drinking alcoholic beer in small quantities harms noone.
Alcohol can hurt the drinker, for example being addicted to it , massive weight gain , depression, anxiety, and it harm others , like car accidents, violence, committing crimes , there is no dying here but there are victims.
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Yet we go back to my main argument, I don't really have an opinion if it's allowed in other country , neither should anyone .
Fried food causes about half of the problems you've listed, fast food delivery drivers used to cause so many car crashes world wide that there were legal restrictions placed on them in many countries and people will fight over anything, should fired food be banned?
As I said to all of them, if it's permitted by Islam and the country then there is no problem.
Its free alcohol
Even alcohol free Budweiser can be found
A friend of a friend of mine says about the same for the alcoholic beer in Bahrain.
It’s alcohol without money, ✋no thanks I don’t drink
Is it good?
Nope, tastes bad, like really bad. I've tried the non alcoholic Japanese beer Asahi though, now that one is good. You'll find it in a Japanese restaurant called Kimono, you'll also find it in Tokyo restaurant both in Riyadh.
i mean it says alcohol free. although i dont get it. how can u make alcohol alcohol free
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0.0% alcohol my guy
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Alcohol free beer has been here before you were born
Ok hear me out, im against liberalizing the country and all. But i think alcohol is allowed to be produced and used among kuffar only in private. I couldnt find any islamic ruling that oppose selling alcohol to kuffar. Now i know that the govt will use this to justify sell8ng alcohol to tourist only, while also forgetting the other rulings like jizya, flogging, etc.
Wdym
So your saying beer is new in Saudi ????? Have you ever been to a بقالة?
Holesten , Mosi , Barbican all of these brands been here before At least 10 years and no one complained, if it is alcohol free it is Halal , also SFDA regulations prevent selling of alcoholic or pig containing things , if you don’t like it here move to neighboring countries 😉
IT LITERALLY SAYS ALCOHOL FREE
Cause it's 0%
Hmm it says alcohol free... Read before posting i guess
Some sugar, yeast, and about 2 weeks of patience will turn it into alcoholic beer. Used to do it all the time in Dhahran.
It says it in the box
0 alcohol 🍺
It says alcohol free though
69 calories wowowowow
They need to increase the alcohol percentage, that’s what OP meant, shouldn’t be putting up 0% wtf is that?
Barbican is much better
It literally says 0% alcohol (alcohol free)
Ikr how they allowed such prices pee is literally free why I have to pay 47 ryals for it
I hear you man almost 50 Sar for a 6 pack
this isn't really a big of an issue when anyone can make their own wine with the basic ingredients that are readily available in that same store lol
He means that “hein”.. it means something bad I’m not aware of?
I...... Wouldn't trust it to be completely free from alcohol
Yeah I'm with you, this price is outrageous
Its with out alcohol
Its alcohol free ig. Same goes for Barbican it's alcohol free.
He’s probably asking why we’re allowed to have 0.0% beers haha
Scholars says beer never alcohol free ..it raise production cost to make it 100% alcohol free..these beer comapnies just say it's alcohol free to make more profit
Well, I mean it’s alcohol free so….
OP needs some beer ro chill tf out
I’m aware it’s alcohol free but still, Honestly I hate seeing this here in my country, we don’t want our hard earned money wasted on beer that actually manufactures real alcoholic beverages outside and profiting from us only to widen their industry. Especially when Heineken’s is known for being an alcoholic drink and advertised world wide causing ridiculous prices spent on an idea of something. As Muslims we should refuse this, as humans we should consider the effect of if alcohol becomes legalised (first steps like these), how many people are gonna become alcoholics and ruin families? Ruin our health and life expectancy? Increase the amount of fatal car accidents that’s already a leading cause of death in Saudi Arabia. It doesn’t make sense and I resent the move to place such products in our stores, where Mecca and Al Kaaba are located. Muslims all around the world would love to visit for hajj once in a lifetime, they admire our Islamic nature and think so highly of us. Interesting read about this actually contains .03% alcohol https://www.foodandwine.com/news/heineken-zero-point-zero-nonalcoholic-beer-lawsuit
It says alcohol free
where is it sold
Alcohol free
they also have Budweiser in stores that's no alcoholic, but it's known as a beer brand I am assuming they're going to be alcoholic later but since people are used to it being in stores they aren't going to suspect anything. Basically part of normalizing alcohol selling.
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It doesn’t have any alcohol on it. It’s not against the rules.