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1. Hard seltzer is typically made from fermented sugar, while beer is made from malted barley, hops, yeast, and water.
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2. Hard seltzers generally have lower alcohol content compared to beer, often ranging from 4% to 6% ABV, while beer can have a wider range of alcohol content.
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3. Hard seltzers are known for their wide range of fruit flavours, whereas beer flavours are more traditional and focused on malt and hops.
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4. Hard seltzers are generally lower in calories than beer due to their lighter ingredients and reduced sugar content.
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5. Hard seltzers have a lighter carbonation and tend to be less filling than beer, which can be more carbonated and have a heavier mouthfeel.
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6. Hard seltzers are often gluten-free, making them a suitable option for people with gluten sensitivities, while traditional beer contains gluten.
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7. Hard seltzers are often described as having a cleaner and crisper taste due to their fruit flavours and lighter ingredients. Beer flavours can range from bitter to sweet and malty.
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8. Hard seltzers are commonly enjoyed on their own or mixed with simple garnishes, while beer has a wide range of serving styles, including ales, lagers, stouts, and more.
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Have you tried a hard seltzer before?
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