Beer contains various vitamins but also carries risks for the liver and pancreas. Understanding the calorie differences between draft and bottled varieties helps in managing dietary intake after a workout.
Sherry has deep roots in Spain, where it was produced by the Phoenicians starting about 1100 B.C. If you have a dry sherry, drink it at room temperature. If it’s sweet, try it chilled, recommends the Wine Intro website. While enjoyable, sherry isn’t calorie free.
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Guinness is a dark stout beer that is brewed with Irish barley, brewers yeast, hops and water. The water used to brew Guinness comes from Lady’s well, a source of natural spring water in the Wicklow mountains. Guinness is often referred to as “liquid bread” or a “meal in a glass.
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Pale ale, also known as Indian Pale Ale or IPA, refers to an amber-colored beer that is brewed with pale malt. Pale ale originated in Britain and is known for its crisp, hoppy texture. It typically has about 3.5 to more than 6 percent alcohol per volume.
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Drinking any type of alcohol when on a weight loss diet can hinder your progress, as when you drink alcohol your body will burn it first for energy, instead of burning fat.
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Golden Monkey, produced by the Victory Brewing Company in Victory, Pennsylvania, is a Belgian-style ale boasting rich malt and clove flavors. The medium-bodied ale is available either bottled or on draft throughout the year.
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The Smirnoff version of a wine cooler is its Ice product line. These are ready-to-drink malt beverages, often called malternatives because they are similar to beer, that come in a variety of flavors.
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It’s unlikely you’ll ever drink an entire five-liter box of wine in a day. However, you may want to know how many calories it contains overall — or how many you’ll be consuming over time.
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Nutritional yeast, which is available in health food stores, is different than the yeast used to bake bread or brewer’s yeast. It is used as a supplement in smoothies, gravies, soups and casseroles or is combined with nuts to make a raw “cheese.” Its cheesy flavor makes it a tasty addition to popcorn and salads.
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A glass or two of wine can be good for your health, particularly if it's red wine. Resveratrol, a flavonoid found in red wine, is something of a health superhero; according to The World's Healthiest Foods, it has heart-protective effects, can reduce risk of stroke and can inhibit the formation of tumors.
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The Blue Moon Brewing company, located in Colorado, began brewing in 1995. According to their website, the Belgian White was one of their first and most popular beers, winning the World Beer Championships three times in a row. Blue Moon beer ingredients include white wheat, oats, coriander and orange peel.
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The Bass and Co. Brewery was established in 1777 by William Bass. Its pale ale is marked by the classic red triangle logo, which was the first registered trademark in Britain. The brand is now owned by Anheuser-Busch InBev, which owns other popular beers such as Budweiser, Becks and Stella Artois.
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