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 ...

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 ...

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

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 ...