As with red wine, there is also some—limited— evidence that suggests that moderate consumption of beer might be linked to better health outcomes than total abstinence, which the authors of the Aston ...

This is because ingesting beers excessively, over time, can contribute to the development of some diseases, especially in the liver. In addition, there are studies that indicate the correlation ...

Today's NAs are innovative, unexpected and downright delicious, with options aplenty from brewers big and small.

of UCL Behavioural Science and Health, told Newsweek. "We drink beer in pints in the U.K., and there are around 150 to 199 calories in a pint of beer. So, the calories are in the same range for ...

Fortunately, we're just focusing on the best examples. These are seven pumpkin beers that you'll actually want to drink. Based in Portland, Maine, Shipyard makes its pumpkin ale with two hop varieties ...

Their alcohol content is beer-ish, but the impact on your waistline isn't. To the extent that drinking alcohol is healthy, which it isn't, and assuming you're not a frat boy downing 12 White Claws ...

Growth is healthy, with average annual volume growth ... Germany and Spain — countries with a serious beer-drinking culture. Industry giants Carlsberg and Heineken have released zero-alcohol ...

Their alcohol content is beer-ish, but the impact on your waistline isn't. To the extent that drinking alcohol is healthy, which it isn't, and assuming you're not a frat boy downing 12 White Claws ...

Generally, I enjoy one wheat beer every afternoon, and my primary care physician has told me to feel free to continue with it. I’ve read that moderate drinking can be good for one’s health ...