What is a hard lemonade?

Hard Lemonade is a form of alcopop, a flavored malt drink with the same alcoholic content as a bottle of beer. The first forms of Alcopop included wine coolers that used wine instead of malt. At the end of the 80s, however, popular brands like winter® became popular. This led to the concept of creating a lemonade, which also had alcoholic content. The first company to do so, and probably the most famous brand was Mike's Hard Lemonade®, first made in 1999. The drink tends to be preferred by younger drinkers who do not like the strong taste of alcohol. It has a little more bites and is a little more acidic than traditional lemonade and of course contains alcohol. There are related versions of Alcopop, which do not call hard lemonade such as Smirnoff ICE®.

There are certainly other fruit juices that have become an alcoholic nature. For example, apple cider is in some cases always hard cider, although in the US it is more common to find a version of a soft cider that contains no alcohol. LemonadeAnd it could be added to a series of mixed drinks, but was not normally used to ferment alcohol and create a hard lemonade. Yet, with the popularity of commercial hard lemonade, there are now many online recipes dedicated to the production of beverage, usually mixing lemonade concentrate, sugar and yeast and fermentation of mixed ingredients from about five days to three weeks, depending on how strong you want results.

As mentioned, most commercial forms of lemonade are probably equivalent to the same amount of beer, although several unclear varieties may be higher in alcohol content. Since you basically drink one beer per hard lemonude, you must be sure that you do not exceed, and that you have a driver designated if you are outside home. It is also a bit easy to exaggerate on sweet drinks that do not like alcoholic. They can drink quickly quickly without considering how much alcohol you consumed. In any situation where you consume alcohol, sip slowly and change drinking alcoholBelong drinks with lots of non -alcoholic.