Think park picnics, BBQs, weddings and parties - not to mention after-work drinks now they’re a thing again. Low and no alcohol has been around for a while, and it’s the young who have a real ...

The number of people taking part in Sober October grows every year and its never been easier to find non or low alcohol drinks. Non-alcoholic beer is fast overtaking low-alcohol varieties in ...

Thanks to the growing number of no-and-low alcohol spirits on supermarket shelves, we can now sip on cocktails all summer ... with a minimal ingredient list. With that in mind, we set out ...

According to a survey commissioned by charity Drinkaware, 36% of respondents consumed low/no-alcohol drinks in the last year, while sales of non-alcoholic beer in particular are "surging" and ...

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Low-alcohol drinks are gaining ground in the Japanese market, with makers increasingly targeting those who usually steer clear of alcohol. Amid increasing concern about the health impact of high ...

These states count any drink as alcoholic if it has any measurable amount of alcohol. So minors in those states can buy nonalcoholic drinks but not those with low levels of alcohol.

Over recent years, low-alcohol drinks have surged in popularity, with health-conscious customers and those seeking more moderate alcohol consumption benefitting from an increase of flavourful ...