Pernod Ricard UK is expanding its portfolio with the launch of Beefeater 0.0%, marking the iconic gin brand's first foray ...

“For example, Heineken has had a campaign about drinking 0.0% beer after a gym session or at lunch time — occasions when alcohol might not have been drunk.

To that end, Heineken quoted its global head of brand Nabil Nasser as saying that "This partnership isn't just about visibility -- it's about making alcohol-free choices feel natural, accepted and ...

Following the launch of Heineken’s 0.0% lager in 2017, more low-alcohol and alcohol-free beverages sprung up in the market, and UK consumers have lapped it up. At the end of last year, more than 120m ...

A North Yorkshire-based brewers of legendary ales’ new venture in alcohol-free beer has ‘gone viral’ in supermarkets.

Selling over 15,000 bottles in its first two months, the beer has been praised for its likeness to its alcoholic counterpart and offers traditional ale enthusiasts a deeply satisfying alcohol-free ...

The independent alcohol-free beer brand rolled out the new recipe this month, which involves a “revolutionary” reverse osmosis process that operates at a low temperature to preserve the most ...

For brewers, the process of creating alcohol-free products can be tough and more expensive to make than higher alcoholic products. So, with another year of growth expected for the no and low alcohol ...

Some alcohol-free pints are brewed just like regular beers, using the same grains, hops, yeast, and fermentation process, which is the case at Thornbridge.

It can cost the same as traditional drinks but making a zero alcohol beverage is a complex process.