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Downloads Alcohol is so ingrained in the British psyche that the word ‘sober’ also means drab and reserved. That might soon not be the case, because the way society views sobriety is rapidly changing. Yes, a new generation of drinkers is moderating alcohol intake or abstaining entirely. But they don’t fit the dour stereotype of teetotallers. They want to party, quaffing sophisticated drinks. They just don’t want to feel rough the following morning. They’re the people who have helped grocery sales of low & no alcohol surge in value by 25.4% to £164.6m, on units up 22.3% [Nielsen 52 ...

Downloads Alcohol is so ingrained in the British psyche that the word ‘sober’ also means drab and reserved. That might soon not be the case, because the way society views sobriety is rapidly changing. Yes, a new generation of drinkers is moderating alcohol intake or abstaining entirely. But they don’t fit the dour stereotype of teetotallers. They want to party, quaffing sophisticated drinks. They just don’t want to feel rough the following morning. They’re the people who have helped grocery sales of low & no alcohol surge in value by 25.4% to £164.6m, on units up 22.3% [Nielsen 52 ...

When a dive bar fan quit drinking, he set out to craft a nonalcoholic beer worth celebrating Julia Bainbridge © Clay Williams/For The Washington Post Alban de Pury, founder of Al's, a new brand of nonalcoholic beer, at the Lot Radio in North Williamsburg, Brooklyn. If I type “Alban de Pury” into my Google Images search bar and hit “enter,” I see a tall, slender man attending parties. Lots of parties. There’s a photo of him wearing well-fitted dark denim jeans and a white Oxford shirt unbuttoned to his clavicle, waiting to be seated at contemporary artist Angel O...

Alban de Pury set out to create a better nonalcoholic beer. Al's was the result, and it's part of a growing number of craft breweries producing such beverages..

There's something missing from a new wave of bars opening around the world: Alcohol.