1. MGD 64
64 calories
2 g carbohydrates
2.8% alcohol
It’s right on the bottle: Only 64 calories. And it claims the number one spot over Beck’s Premier Light because it’s a little lower in alcohol content. And that’s the politically correct choice, right?
2. Beck's Premier Light
64 calories
4 g carbohydrates
3.8% alcohol
Even though it’s one of the lowest calorie beers on the market, it has nearly as much alcohol as its competitors. So don’t forget that. Here’s why: University of Washington scientists found that even just one or two alcoholic drinks can make you more likely to hone in on just on thing, which can impair your driving. For example, you may be so focused on going the correct speed, that you’re more prone to miss bounding deer or braking cars.
3. Michelob Ultra
95 calories
3 g carbohydrates
4.2% alcohol
Michelob was one of the first to market a “low-carb” beer. But here’s a secret: Almost all the low-calorie brews are relatively close in carb count. (Sam Adams Light and Yuengling Lager Light are the notable exceptions.) Just look at the label. Which is exactly what you should be doing for anything you eat and drink.
4. Amstel Light
95 calories
6 g carbohydrates
3.5% alcohol
No frills here. Just a good beer that won’t fill you out.
5. Miller Lite
96 calories
3 g carbohydrates
4.2% alcohol
Every bar has Miller Lite on tap for a reason. When in doubt, here's your order.
1. MGD 64
64 calories
2 g carbohydrates
2.8% alcohol
It’s right on the bottle: Only 64 calories. And it claims the number one spot over Beck’s Premier Light because it’s a little lower in alcohol content. And that’s the politically correct choice, right?
2. Beck's Premier Light
64 calories
4 g carbohydrates
3.8% alcohol
Even though it’s one of the lowest calorie beers on the market, it has nearly as much alcohol as its competitors. So don’t forget that. Here’s why: University of Washington scientists found that even just one or two alcoholic drinks can make you more likely to hone in on just on thing, which can impair your driving. For example, you may be so focused on going the correct speed, that you’re more prone to miss bounding deer or braking cars.
3. Michelob Ultra
95 calories
3 g carbohydrates
4.2% alcohol
Michelob was one of the first to market a “low-carb” beer. But here’s a secret: Almost all the low-calorie brews are relatively close in carb count. (Sam Adams Light and Yuengling Lager Light are the notable exceptions.) Just look at the label. Which is exactly what you should be doing for anything you eat and drink.
4. Amstel Light
95 calories
6 g carbohydrates
3.5% alcohol
No frills here. Just a good beer that won’t fill you out.
5. Miller Lite
96 calories
3 g carbohydrates
4.2% alcohol
Every bar has Miller Lite on tap for a reason. When in doubt, here's your order.
1. MGD 64
64 calories
2 g carbohydrates
2.8% alcohol
It’s right on the bottle: Only 64 calories. And it claims the number one spot over Beck’s Premier Light because it’s a little lower in alcohol content. And that’s the politically correct choice, right?
2. Beck's Premier Light
64 calories
4 g carbohydrates
3.8% alcohol
Even though it’s one of the lowest calorie beers on the market, it has nearly as much alcohol as its competitors. So don’t forget that. Here’s why: University of Washington scientists found that even just one or two alcoholic drinks can make you more likely to hone in on just on thing, which can impair your driving. For example, you may be so focused on going the correct speed, that you’re more prone to miss bounding deer or braking cars.
3. Michelob Ultra
95 calories
3 g carbohydrates
4.2% alcohol
Michelob was one of the first to market a “low-carb” beer. But here’s a secret: Almost all the low-calorie brews are relatively close in carb count. (Sam Adams Light and Yuengling Lager Light are the notable exceptions.) Just look at the label. Which is exactly what you should be doing for anything you eat and drink.
4. Amstel Light
95 calories
6 g carbohydrates
3.5% alcohol
No frills here. Just a good beer that won’t fill you out.
5. Miller Lite
96 calories
3 g carbohydrates
4.2% alcohol
Every bar has Miller Lite on tap for a reason. When in doubt, here's your order.
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