Guinness Created A Non-Alcoholic Version Of Its Iconic Stout, Then Recalled It Two Weeks Later
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The original Guinness stout has only 4.2% alcohol by volume, but if you drank like a river as a lad, the company has released a no-alcohol version to help mend your ailing liver. Alas, something gummed up the brew works. Within two weeks, the company recalled cans of its new "Guinness 0.0" due to potential microbiological contamination. Hmm...maybe a little alcohol in the cans would have kept the microbes at bay.
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