Process for making beer containing an unfermented beer product

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426 16, 426 29, 426 64, C12G 308

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a beer having an alcohol content of maximally 3.5% by volume. For obtaining a beer of this type having good flavor properties, the invention is characterized in that the beer is a mixture of beer obtained by conventional fermentation and unfermented wort product reconstituted with water.

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