Since the number of non-alcoholic beers has increased, we wanted to see which ones are worth buying, so we sampled a variety ...

These beers deliver the maltiness of beer with less bitterness and none of the negative effects associated with alcohol — and people will feel like they’re drinking the real thing, too.

The growth of non-alcoholic beer is now well-documented. There was a time when the taste of non-alcoholic beer bore little resemblance to alcoholic beer and options were very limited. But with new ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." FOR HEALTH-CONSCIOUS beer lovers, the promise of craft-brewed, alcohol-free beers is finally beginning to ...

This article was reviewed by Craig Primack, MD, FACP, FAAP, FOMA. Non-alcoholic beer (or NA beer) has come a long way. It now looks, smells, and tastes pretty close to the real thing. And if you’re ...

Non-alcoholic beer is projected to overtake ale as the second-largest beer category worldwide this year, according to IWSR. Younger consumers have been drinking less alcohol, fueling the trend. Major ...

Want a brewski without the buzz? Make sure you read the fine print. New research suggests that many low and no-alcohol beers aren’t as healthy as they seem — even if you’re cutting back on booze. The ...

There is increasing consumer demand for low- or non-alcoholic beers, and science is helping improve both the brewing process and the flavor profiles of the final product. One promising approach to ...