Low Carb Beer/ wine Comparison Chart

Low carb beers are lighter in flavor. You should do everything you can to bring out as much of the beer's flavor as you can. Store the cans/bottles away from sunlight so they do not get skunked. Did you know light can skunk a beer in Under a Minute? 

For the best flavor, do not drink the beer out of the bottle or can. Pour it into a glass and let the foam settle. It should be served right from the fridge. If you can, store a few beer glasses in the freezer so you can serve your beer in the frosted glass.
Beer Carbs Cal % Alc Oz/Svg

Amstel Light           5.0g     95     3.5%  12oz    
Beck's Premier Light   3.9g     64     3.5%  12oz
Bud Light              6.6g    110     4.2%  12oz
Bud Light Lime         8.0g    116     4.2%  12oz
Bud Light Platinum     4.4g   137     6.0%  12oz
Bud Select             3.1g     99     4.3%  12oz
Bud Select 55          1.9g     55     2.4%  12oz
Busch Light            6.7g    110     4.2%  12oz
Coors Light            5.0g    102     4.2%  12oz
Corona Light           5.0g    105     4.5%  12oz
DAB Dortmunder Export  ---     150     5.4%  11.2oz
Guinness              17.6g    194     6.0%  12oz
Heineken Light         6.8g     99     3.2%  12oz
I.C. Light             2.8g     95     4.2%  12oz
Keystone Light         5.0g    104     4.2%  12oz
Labatt Blue Light      7.6g    108     4.0%  11.5oz
Michelob Light        11.7g    134     4.3%  12oz
Michelob Ultra         2.6g     95     4.2%  12oz
Michelob Ultra Amber   3.7g    114     5.0%  12oz
Michelob Ult Lt Cider 10.0g    120     4.0%  12oz
Michelob Ult Lime Cact 5.5g     95     4.0%  12oz
Michelob Ult Pom Rasp  5.5g     95     4.0%  12oz
Mike's Light Lemonade  6.0g     84     4.0%  11.2oz
Miller MGD Light 64    2.4g     64     2.8%  12oz
Miller Lite            3.2g     96     4.5%  12oz
Milwaukee's Best Light 3.5g     98     4.5%  12oz
Natural Light          3.2g     95     4.2%  12oz
Sam Adams Light        7.6g    119     4.3%  12oz
San Mig Light          3.2g    107     5.0%  12oz
Sapporo Light          8.5g    119     4.0%  12oz
Sleeman Clear          2.0g     80     4.0%  11.5oz                        

Red wine is high in antioxidants and very low in sugars. It contains 3-5g of carbs per 5oz glass. Beware of fortified dessert wines such as port – these are quite high in carbs.
Dry white wines, including sparkling wines such as champagne are also a good choice, at 2-5g per 5oz glass. White wine contains fewer antioxidants than red wine.
Pure spirits such as vodka, brandy and whiskey contain zero carbs. The best way to have them is straight (if you are feeling hardcore), or mixed with water or soda water. Be very cautious about other types of mixers – coke and juices are laden with sugar, whereas diet versions usually contain aspartame, which is not recommended on some diets.