Lucy Saint unfiltered lager has a refreshing fizz and a golden yellow colour Gone are the days when alcohol-free options tasted like water with a vague beer taste and a little token fizz.

but the growing visibility of such promotions likely comes as no surprise to industry analysts familiar with the growing popularity of alcohol-free beer. According to the Beer Institute ...

We had two readers contact us in connection with alcohol-free beer – the first of whom was Renée, a woman who became alarmed when she realised alcohol-free beer has “a content of alcohol in ...

A Russian entrepreneur in Dubai has introduced a unique alcohol-free beer that has received official halal certification in the UAE. Developed by Midtown Factory under the brand name Majlis ...

A Russian entrepreneur in Dubai has introduced a unique alcohol-free beer that has received official halal certification in the UAE. Developed by Midtown Factory under the brand name Majlis, the drink ...

has released a non-alcoholic version of its flagship Switchback Ale, joining Zero Gravity in the market. The demand for non-alcoholic beer is growing ... the Burlington Free Press in 2022.

Sainsbury’s has begun selling alcohol-free beers as part of its lunchtime meal deals, meaning shoppers can now opt for a Lucky Saint lager or a Corona Cero with their sandwich and crisps ...

there are plenty of alcohol-free alternatives out there. Given the month that’s in it, I’ve taste-tested a number of zero-alcohol options and given them a rating out of five. While not an ...

The days of a limited alcohol-free selection are over. In 2025, drinkers are not just asking for low and alcohol-free beers: they are actively seeking out a variety of creative cocktails and drinks ...

A trade body has called for a rise in the threshold for a beer to be considered ‘alcohol free’ to allow British brewers to compete with international rivals. A trade body has called for a rise in the ...

Making non-alcoholic beer was "a culturally challenging idea in Australia" just five years ago, according to Ben Holdstock, co-founder and head brewer at alcohol-free beer company Heaps Normal.