A run and a beer? Now you can.

For those of you who regularly take part in marathons, you probably know that the 42-kilometre run is the longest and toughest athletic discipline in the world. After such a challenging activity, it's only right that you treat yourself to a refreshing drink - the only question is, can that refreshment be a beer? 

The words " running" and "beer" in the same sentence? Heineken 0.0, the sponsor of this year's 42-kilometre run, says you can have a beer after a successful marathon without any guilt. Of course, this doesn't mean just any beer, but Heineken 0.0, their non-alcoholic beer. 

Heineken's brewing masters started from scratch and spent years researching, brewing and tasting before finally creating a recipe defined by its refreshing fruity notes and soft malty body. 

Another interesting fact is that Heineken 0.0 has less calories than most competing non-alcoholic beers. After removing the alcohol, only the natural flavor is added and no other additives such as sugar. In addition, Heineken 0.0 uses the same ingredients as the original Heineken beer. 

In conclusion, Heineken 0.0 contains less than 0,03 % alcohol and is therefore non-alcoholic. This amount has no effect on the body, and it is perfectly acceptable to raise a Heineken 0.0 after a marathon and tell your friends that now is the time for a well-deserved refreshment!