GTA’s First Premier Source for Non-Alcoholic Beverages
| July 29, 2020Born from a love of the world’s finest ales and lagers, we began exploring the benefits of non-alcoholic beer nearly four years ago. Our passion for
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Apparently Non-Alcoholic Beer Is Good for Something: Winning Gold Medals
| February 20, 2018The German Olympic team is drinking about 1,000 gallons of non-alcoholic beer in Pyeongchang right now—not as a celebration, not to mark
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Non Alcoholic Beer Calories
| October 3, 2017Sometimes you just want a beer, but you have to refrain because you’re driving, taking antibiotics or on a diet. Non Alcoholic
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Healthy drinkers boost alcohol-free beer sales
| October 12, 2018Market research firm Nielsen reports that sales of alcohol-free beer have jumped by 27% over the past year, making alcohol-free beer the
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Millennials discover the joys of ‘mindful drinking’ as party season gets under way
| October 2, 2018It’s 6.30pm on a Friday evening and Spitalfields market in east London is filled with people of all ages, drinking, dancing and
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Mein Gott! Germans are drinking more non-alcoholic beer
| September 12, 2018It’s one o’clock in the afternoon at Bei Schlawinchen and the beer is already flowing. Famous for keeping the taps running 24
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10 Best Things About a Teetotaler
| September 12, 20181. You get to make up awesome reasons for abstaining. You go out, someone mentions drinks, and offers you a glass of
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Non-Alc Beer As A Post-Workout Recovery Drink? Yup!
| August 14, 2018Can Non-alcoholic beer really join the ranks of Gatorade and Powerade to become the next go-to sports drink? There may be some
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What Are the Health Effects of Drinking Non-Alcoholic Beer?
| November 22, 2017Non-alcoholic beer is beer that has had its alcohol content removed after going through the normal brewing process. There are many possible
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Xanthohumol and related prenylflavonoids from hops and beer: to your good health!
| May 1, 2014Xanthohumol (3′-[3,3-dimethyl allyl]-2′,4′,4-trihydroxy-6′-methoxychalcone) is the principal prenylated flavonoid of the female inflorescences of the hop plant (`hops’), an ingredient of beer. Human
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