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8 Best Nonalcoholic Beers to Drink This Summer - Vimarsana News

8 Best Nonalcoholic Beers to Drink This Summer

Beer without the buzz is better than ever. From crisp and refreshing lagers to IPAs and peanut butter ales, these are the best nonalcoholic beers to drink right now.

Best Beers Of 2023, According To The Tasting Alliance Awards - Vimarsana News

Best Beers Of 2023, According To The Tasting Alliance Awards

The Tasting Alliance Beer Competition just released their "best of" results. Here are their best beers of 2023.

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Dear Washington - The Non-Alcoholic Beer Revolution Is Here - Vimarsana News

Dear Washington - The Non-Alcoholic Beer Revolution Is Here

No and low alcoholic beer are the fastest growing segment of the beer market.

Malibu Wine Hike: Can it draw a new generation to Pinot Noir or Merlot? - Vimarsana News

Malibu Wine Hike: Can it draw a new generation to Pinot Noir or Merlot?

Millennials and Gen Zers have a lot of drinking options: hard seltzers, hard tea, cocktails, beer in a can. Can those who make wine and non-alcoholic beverages keep up?

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Nonalcoholic beer sales growing. Is it finally ready to take off? - Vimarsana News

Nonalcoholic beer sales growing. Is it finally ready to take off?

Nonalcoholic beer sales growing. Is it finally ready to take off? Josh Noel, Chicago Tribune © Terrence Antonio James / Chicago Tribune/Terrence Antonio James / Chicago Tribune Great Central Brewing Company in Chicago performs a canning run of Big Drop Pine Trail Pale Ale, a nonalcoholic ale by the British brand, on Jan. 13. The aha moment happened over dinner. Like many beer drinkers, I had long sneered at the idea of nonalcoholic beer, always returning to a simple question: “Why?” If I wanted a beer, I’d have a beer. If I didn’t want alcohol, I’d have something ...

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