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The sale of no- and low-alcohol mocktails, wine, beer and hop waters has seen a market boom this decade. Food columnist Andrew Coppolino explains it's a trend that began before the pandemic and shows no sign of slowing down afterward.

Vodka tonic, hold the vodka.

Vodka tonic, hold the vodka.

Corona now has a Vitamin D-infused alcohol-free beer. WhistlePig is serving up 0% alcohol whiskey shots. Meanwhile, Heineken 0.0 and Athletic Brewing continue to rake in the sales. Here’s what you need to know about the growing power of the ‘sober-curious’ consumer.

One of the world’s biggest brewers says that customers are increasingly buying premium and super-premium beers, with the name on the bottle of more

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Brands get festive for Thanksgiving 2021 campaigns. From PR Week

Article content Five Alarm Funk Hibiscus Lime Gose is back for July at London Brewing. First brewed last year, its name is a nod to one of the most popular acts at TD Sunfest and a boost for the festival itself. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Brews News: London Brewing brings back funky homage to Sunfest favourite Back to video “The collaboration is really an acknowledgement of our joint support for multicultural, national/local and internation...

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Dive Brief: Consumers are increasingly choosing no-alcohol beverages over low-alcohol options, especially in the ready-to-drink segment, according to an analysis of data by IWSR. The no-alcohol segment grew in volume by 4.5% in 2019-2020 while low-alcohol dropped 5.5% across 10 key markets, including Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, South Africa, Spain, U.K. and the U.S. In these markets, no-alcohol had 66% share of volume. The United States is one exception to this larger tr...