Is cider better than beer?

Since most beers are free of fruit juice, their nutritional value looks different from that of cider: Beer's composition of yeast, hops, barley, and other grains yield a variety of different antioxidants and nutrients. read more

Beer contains more protein and vitamin B than wine or cider, and packs a good dose of potassium, too Nutritional and health benefits of beer. Denke, M.A. Center for Human Nutrition, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, Texas. American Journal of the Medical Science 2000, Nov; 320(5):320-6. read more

With only two beers to choose from, the Original Hard Apple Cider and Hopped Apple Cider (spur and vine), the ol’ saying “less is more” truly stands out with this classic American brand. From the moment you pop the cap on this puppy, you get an instantaneous ‘whif’ of red, ripe apples, pear and honeysuckle all at once. read more

In (most of) the UK, it used to be easier to get good quality beer than to get good quality cider, so someone who liked both might well have been better off drinking beer. This is less true than it used to be, though; many pubs now sell excellent cider and most supermarkets have a reasonable selection too. read more

that might as well be apple juice. And it's not any less alcoholic than beer lol, American is a strange place. I don't just drink it coz it's healthier, it's really refreshing and nice. read more