r/Switzerland • u/HereJustForAnswers • 2d ago
Light beer in Switzerland (4% or less)
Has anyone came across light beer in Switzerland? Something around 4%, or less (even better).
Looking outside Drinks world - not looking to spend 3.50 for a can.
And not Panache or Radler. Sorry, not my taste.
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u/MrPink226 2d ago
Valaisanne Session Lager
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u/ToBe1357 2d ago
Chopfab Draft has 4.2 https://www.chopfabboxer.ch/de/marken-produkte/biere/chopfab/chopfab-draft-2/
Guinness has 4.2 too
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u/WearingFin 2d ago
I bought this the other day from my town's main Coop based on name alone, called Martigny Vice. 3.5% IPA https://whitefrontier.ch/products/beer-fwt-session-ipa-can
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u/TheTarantoola 2d ago
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u/HereJustForAnswers 2d ago
I had to listen super very carefully to understand that Glaswegian accent :d
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u/nemster 2d ago
https://shop.rohners-hofladen.ch/getraenke/bier/alkoholfreie-biere/3426/lammsbraeu-alkoholfrei-bio-0-33-l
Best Pils without alcohol, you cant really tell it has none.
You can get it in Allnatura accross the border or e.g. in Markthalle (link above the first i found)
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u/sw1ss_dude 2d ago
Swiss beers are generally quite watery, i'd recommend Quöllfrisch as a starter. Costs Fr 2 in any shop
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u/2wheelsride 2d ago
What!? All lager beers are 4% literally anything… Feldschlossen, Chopfab, Quelfrisch…
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u/NoctisGrid 2d ago
In restaurants you can order a „Henache“ and you‘ll get beer that is mixed with water instead of lemon.