Not too long ago, the NA section of the beer aisle looked pretty bleak. Today, there are more options than ever. Simply put, for beer fans looking to moderate more or even take part in the Dry January ...

I’ve been drinking and reviewing non-alcoholic beer for about a decade and it’s been a rough journey. For every new sub-0.5 percent ABV beer I taste and love, there are another five destined for the ...

It only stands to reason that one of the last dry towns in the suburbs would be the first to get a non-alcoholic bottle shop.

Rhinestone, the new Arizona-born line of alcohol-free brews built for both drinkers and non-drinkers, today announced its ...

For a very long time, the only non-alcoholic (NA) beer option available was O'Doul's. However, around the time that COVID-19 ...

Just three words from the Brewers Association were enough to tank what had been a booming business for a local nonalcoholic beer supplier. Ben Jordan’s company, ABV Technology, had been in high demand ...

The brewing industry is constantly evolving to accommodate consumers’ demands. Recent shifts in the consumer market include more people turning to non-alcohol (NA) beers. Whether it’s for health ...

The hottest new trend in beer is decidedly not beer. And no, this isn’t about hard seltzers or fruited milkshake sours. No, the hottest new trend in beer is beer without alcohol in it. The overall ...

NA beer sales are booming—up 29% last year, on top of a 17% rise the year before, according to Beverage Industry, a trade publication. It’s pretty clear that they are a solid choice for a lot of folks ...

The non-alcoholic beer segment has exploded over the past few years, with breweries across America—and across the globe—offering an ever-expanding selection of NA brews across a range of beer ...

I’m not sure what’s going on up in Maine, but the northeast corner of New England seems to have somewhat cornered the market on tasty nonalcoholic beers. I was lucky enough to have two different ...