Our readers continue to offer insight into this important question – and also offer hope about the future of low-alcohol ...

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 ...

Non-alcoholic beers are expected to surpass ale as the world’s second-largest beer category this year. ... Coors Light has 5.8 grams of carbs and just 0.3 grams of sugar per 12-ounce serving.

It’s light and refreshing, with a snappy finish that’s reminiscent of a Hoegaarden or Allagash White, sans the alchohol, of course. It’s also brewed using Kernza, a perennial grain known to “improve ...

The popularity of non-alcoholic beers is surging. ... fewer calories than their leaded counterparts—about 60 to 70 calories in a 12-oz 0.0 compared to 90 to 100 in the Light versions; ...

The popularity of non-alcoholic beers is surging. ... fewer calories than their leaded counterparts—about 60 to 70 calories in a 12-oz 0.0 compared to 90 to 100 in the Light versions; ...

I don't drink alcohol anymore, but the thought of a cold beer does pass through my mind occasionally. By chance, I tried Athletic Brewing Co.'s non-alcoholic IPA and my tastebuds were shocked and awed ...

As the Drinks Business reported “the study suggests that when it comes to alcohol-free alternatives, drinking non-alcoholic ...

If you plan on hitting the Illinois State Fair this summer, you'll be able to try a new beer courtesy of Reisch and ...

The Fruited Blonde Variety Pack is made up of 3 fruit-forward variations inspired by their popular Favorite Blonde Ale and ...

The popularity of non-alcoholic beers is surging. Experts reveal whether these are likely to give you a beer belly, how many calories they contain and other benefits and risks.