Non-alcoholic beer has come a long way from watery lagers and one-note options. At the 2025 U.S. Open Beer Championship—one of the most competitive blind tastings in the country—several non-alcoholic ...

Skip the hangovers, keep the good times. From zero-per cent beers to booze-free bubbles and non-alc spirits and spritzes that ...

I stopped drinking 16 months ago, and these are the best non-alcoholic and low alcohol beers, wines and spirits to enjoy this ...

While some beer purists may scoff at the idea, there are many reasons why one may choose to drink a non-alcoholic beer. Reasons related to morals, religion, health, or addiction recovery, among other ...

Writing about non-alcoholic beer brings out a rather predictable set of comments: “Why bother?”; “I’d rather drink water”; “Just drink the real thing”. However, even if they aren’t for you, they are ...

Beers need to have less than 0.5 percent alcohol by volume to be considered nonalcoholic. To make NA beer, the alcohol is either removed or it's not produced at all during fermentation. Nonalcoholic ...

This article was reviewed by Craig Primack, MD, FACP, FAAP, FOMA. Non-alcoholic beer (or NA beer) has come a long way. It now looks, smells, and tastes pretty close to the real thing. And if you’re ...

Americans are consuming less alcohol than ever. Breweries are feeling the heat -- and looking inward for solutions. There are two easy ways to create products for the least boozy generation. THC ...

There is increasing consumer demand for low- or non-alcoholic beers, and science is helping improve both the brewing process and the flavor profiles of the final product. One promising approach to ...

The "sober-curious" movement has gained strength in recent years alongside research directly linking alcohol to seven cancers and increased risk of heart disease. Earlier this year, former Surgeon ...

Online grocer Thrive Market is exiting its alcohol category and launching a new non-alcoholic beverage category with more ...