The advances in non-alcoholic beer over the past few decades can't be overstated; we're long past the days when your options were O'Douls and, well, O'Douls. Now, you've got all sorts of non ...

Dry January’s recent popularity brought sobriety to the forefront of the beverage market. For the first time, younger generations are eschewing malted beverages altogether in favor of non-alcoholic ...

It’s here to stay,” Nick Firestone, the CEO of US brewer Firestone Walker, says. “Personally, I’m glad it’s here to stay.” Eyeing the increasing demand for non-alcoholic beer, the Californian business ...

Danish breweries sold 8.7% more non-alcoholic beer in 2024 compared to the year before, according to the latest data from The Danish Breweries Association. On a month-on-month basis, non-alcoholic ...

While beer remains the most popular choice (35%), followed by wine (27%) and liquor (24%), the data signals a shift toward more mindful drinking habits. The popularity of non-alcoholic beverages ...

A recent survey from the Beer Institute reveals that non-alcoholic beer continues to rise in popularity as Americans embrace Dry January and mindful drinking trends. Conducted by Morning Consult, the ...

Below is a selection of surprisingly delicious NA options to try now and all year long: Tastiest Beer / Athletic Brewing IPA: Award-winning non-alcoholic beers and for many good reasons.

Whether you like your Januarys dry, or with continuous precipitation in the forecast, in a moment of desperation – or sober curiosity – you’ve likely tried a non-alcoholic beer. Driven by ...

Danish breweries sold 8.7% more non-alcoholic beer in 2024, compared to the year before, according to the latest data from Bryggeriforeningen (the Danish Brewers’ Association). On a month-on ...

Our list of the best non-alcoholic beer, wines, and spirits includes options we’ve sampled, brews backed by strong reviews, and the buzziest brands you should know (that won’t get you buzzed).

Whether you like your Januarys dry, or with continuous precipitation in the forecast, in a moment of desperation – or sober curiosity – you’ve likely tried a non-alcoholic beer. Driven by winds of ...