San Francisco-based Fort Point Beer Co. is now ready to join the Dry January party, launching Non-Alcoholic Fort Point — a new line of nuanced, and approachable NA beers directly inspired by its ...

"Last month we crossed $42,000. NA (nonalcoholic) beer and wine [sales] are definitely going up, too, and it seems like all the other categories are taking little dips as those are growing." ...

“We’re always looking at new beers or new beverages to make, and NA really started to make sense a few years ago as you started to see an uptick in popularity and interest,” Mike ...

But Holl chooses to stock Heineken 0.0 in his fridge. “So many of the NA beers taste like NA beer, and that's not necessarily a good thing. With the Heineken 0.0 it tastes remarkably close to ...

The beer is almost clear, with very little head once poured into a glass. It’s hoppy on the nose, with bright tropical notes, and has a juicy bitterness. The flavor is not piney but refreshing and ...

In recent years, however, both smaller breweries and longstanding beer corporations have developed non-alcoholic, or NA, beers. Between 2022 and 2023, nonalcoholic beverage sales increased by 32% ...