These days, all you need to build a beer brand is a can and a label — no alcohol necessary. On Tuesday, Guinness announced a ...

Seemingly everyone from the majors to your local craft brewery has an NA offering these days, earning a place for zero-proof ...

The Irish brewer said increased investment will help grow the reach of Guinness 0.0 as consumers increasingly opt to moderate ...

is now available as an alcohol-free alternative – Guinness 0.0. Enjoy the same distinctive experience fans know and love of the famed pint, but in a new non-alcoholic version. Expect a smooth creamy ...

Have you ever wondered why there is a plastic ball sitting at the bottom of your empty Guinness can? Turns out it's an ...

and it follows increased demand for non-alcoholic beer, as more and more consumers move towards moderation." Guinness announced plans to increase production of Guinness 0.0 by 300% last July ...

its beer operations director, said the investment reflected “the bright future we see” for non-alcoholic drinks. He noted that it was further evidence of the group’s commitment to Guinness 0 ...

The alt-metal heroes also recently unveiled a new Mexican style lager with lime. Deftones Announce Non-Alcoholic Beer Tone ...

Deftones are venturing into new territory, this time outside of the music, with their first non-alcoholic beer series, Tone Zero.

more complex production process of the non-alcoholic stout, seeing it take an extra two days of brewing compared to Guinness,” Diageo said. Beer operations director at Diageo, Aidan Crowe ...