Liquor with Lowest Carbs

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Okay, but what if you’re not into straight shots? I feel you. Sometimes you want to sip something that doesn’t taste like rubbing alcohol. Enter dry wines—red or white—which clock in around 2 to 4 grams of carbs per 5-ounce glass. A dry Sauvignon Blanc or a Pinot Noir is your friend. Forget the sweet wines like Moscato or Riesling; those are basically dessert in a glass.

Beer is trickier. Regular Budweiser has about 11 grams of carbs per can. Light beers like Michelob Ultra or Miller Lite? They’re around 2 to 3 grams. That’s almost nothing, especially if you’re only having one or two. But honestly, if you’re counting every gram, stick with a liquor plus a zero-calorie mixer.

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Mixers Are the Real Carb Bombs

Now, let’s talk about the silent killer: mixers. A single ounce of sour mix? About 6 grams of carbs. Coke or Pepsi? 9 grams per can. Even fruit juice like orange or pineapple juice is loaded with natural sugars. The solution is easy: club soda, seltzer, diet soda, or unsweetened tea. Add a squeeze of lemon or lime—no sugar, no carbs, just flavor.

Dave eventually switched to tequila on the rocks with a splash of lime juice. He told me it tastes better than vodka and doesn’t cause that “keto hangover” from artificial sweeteners. I haven’t tested that personally, but he looks healthier now, so I’ll take his word for it.