Denise Hamilton-Mace talks to Alcohol-free brewer Big Drop about launching a crowdfunding campaign and international growth.

A quarter of UK drinkers are alternating between alcoholic and alcohol-free drinks when they visit pubs and bars, according to a new...

Botivo is embracing bolder language and brand narrative, departing from its original descriptor of 'Slow-Sipping Botanicals' to embrace...

This addition underscores the awards' commitment to supporting businesses and brands that are dedicated to creating healthier communities by

Having opened its latest store earlier this year, American alcohol-free retailer Boisson announced this week that it will be closing its...

The world’s largest alcohol-free drinks competition has announced its medal winners for 2024.

Racing into the alcohol-free market, Mangrove Global & Lewis Hamilton introduce the world’s first alcohol-free, agave ‘spirit’!

L.A Brewery launch a crowdfunding campaign as demand for non-alcoholic drinks booms. The Suffolk-born brand aims to raise £500,000-£1m.

Luke & Emmi opened Brighton's first alcohol-free bar in November 2022. They've had a tumultuous ride since then with complaints, council...

Pernod Ricard announces a significant addition to its no-alcohol brand portfolio with the launch of Beefeater 0.0%.

Today, the Portman Group launched the first industry-wide and freely available Alcohol Alternatives Guidance for packaging and marketing...

REAL has opened the UK's first sustainable, state-of-the-art Fermentery on Waddesdon Estate, Buckinghamshire. It is the first of...

The award-winning non-alcoholic spirits company based in Clydebank, Scotland, has achieved a £3.5m IP valuation.

Lyre's announces a brand new partnership with the world's #1 DJ, David Guetta, as part of their mission to change the way the world drinks.

Dive Bar, an independent London-based drinks retailer, offers insight into this evolving landscape of the alcohol-free drinks market.

Here’s why the journey to create a satisfying alcohol-free red wine is complicated, yet utterly intriguing:

After several years of waiting, the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) in the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC)

Where once low and no was merely a consideration during Dry January in an effort to dilute the ravages associated with excessive festive...