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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 ...

comments This story first appeared on Food52, an online community that gives you everything you need for a happier kitchen and home – that means tested recipes, a shop full of beautiful products, a cooking hotline, and everything in between! For too long, the options in the non-alcoholic section of restaurant menus or liquor stores were cloying "mocktails" and syrupy fruit sodas, or maybe a dusty bottle of barely-hoppy 0% ABV beer. Not the case these days. As sobriety, "dry" months, or even just saying "I'm not drinking tonight" become more socially acceptable than ever before, the bever...

Zoo Boise Discounting Admission to $2 Tuesdays in February While some of the City of Boise's most fun facilities are listed as closed through at least September 2021, Zoo Boise's been safely operating for months! The COVID-19 pandemic has been challenging for Zoo Boise. Last year, they were forced to cancel some of their signature events like their Mother's Day Brunch and Snooze at the Zoo. Other events like Run Wild and Zoobilee they were able to make virtual. I was lucky enough to be part of the packet pick-up for Run Wild and the zoo staff really went the extra mile to make it special for ...

Nonalcoholic beer has lived on the fringes of beer drinking, but interest in health and wellness and a flurry of new options may push it forward.

Luz Zuniga/Stuff Drink up, for soon we lockdown. Hundreds went along to Nelson Founders Park to taste the best beers around, during the 2020 Marchfest event just as the coronavirus pandemic escalated in New Zealand. Brewers and musicians from around the country will join homegrown stars as preparations kick into gear for Marchfest 2021. The popular craft beer and music celebration held in New Zealand’s main hop growing region is back following sold-out events in 2019 and 2020. This year’s event – the 14th in its history - will once again be held at Founders Heritage Park on Saturday M...