Articles Tagged with ''alcohol-free beer''

Budweiser, a brand of St. Louis-based Anheuser-Busch, unveiled its first zero alcohol brew: Budweiser Zero. Developed and co-founded in partnership with NBA legend, entrepreneur and advocate Dwyane Wade, this zero-sugar, 50 calorie beverage has the same taste profile as Budweiser, but with zero percent ABV. 

Bend, Ore.-based Deschutes Brewery recently embarked on a new endeavor to create a high-quality non-alcohol beer that rivals the experience of a full-strength craft beer. The result is Deschutes’ alcohol-free Irish Stout, a traditional Irish-style stout with coffee-like roasted malt character, light chocolate and a dry, light-bodied drinking experience.

This summer Heineken, a brand of HEINEKEN USA, White Plains, N.Y., is giving beer drinkers a choice of great beer taste with and without alcohol in its new 15-count multi-pack.

In response to the growing non-alcohol beer market, CERIA Brewing Co. introduced non-alcohol craft beers without cannabis.

To celebrate the global partnership with the upcoming James Bond film “No Time to Die,” Heineken is revealing the real secrets to being Bond and encouraging shoppers to connect with their inner secret agent, it says. The retail promotion invites consumers to text “Heineken” to “007” to receive a disappearing invisible ink message. The message will reveal to consumers whether they have won prizes, including branded merchandise, tickets to advance movie screenings, or a pair of tickets to the red-carpet event in Los Angeles, it adds.

Clausthaler, imported by Radeberger Gruppe USA, expanded its non-alcohol malt beverage lineup with the addition of Clausthaler Grapefruit. 

Wellbeing Brewing Company has partnered with Just Add Buoy to launch Victory, a zero-proof wheat brew that also hydrates while you drink it. Just Add Buoy worked with a pharmaceutical expert to develop the flavorless blend of electrolytes, B vitamins, and antioxidants that is used in the brew to make it not only refreshing, but also hydrating.

For consumers looking to participate in Dry January, beer drinking usually is not part of the equation. However, Heineken USA, White Plains, N.Y., is encouraging consumers to keep their alcohol-free pledge, but still with a beer in hand — Heineken 0.0. To support on-premise partners, the company introduced an integrated marketing program that incorporates the alcohol-free brew.