The low- and no-alcohol segment is also getting frothy, said David Steinman at Beer Marketer’s Insights. “Everyone’s kind of following this trend, and a lot of companies are seeing growth ...

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

A once-overlooked segment now commands serious global market share, and its momentum is prompting strategic investments from ...

No alcohol beverages only amount to around 1 per cent of global alcohol sales, for a total of around $20bn according to Bernstein Research. Of this, the vast majority is beer.

Light beer is known to have a low amount of alcohol per drink—some light beers have 4.2 percent ABV, while regular beer typically has five percent ABV and some craft beers have 10 percent ABV ...

A standard drink is 12 ounces of regular beer (5% alcohol by volume), 5 ounces of wine (12% alcohol by volume), or 1.5 ounces of 80-proof liquor. The evidence does not support the idea that we all ...

Light beer is known to have a low amount of alcohol per drink—some light beers have 4.2 percent ABV, while regular beer typically has five percent ABV and some craft beers have 10 percent ABV ...