Legally, the 0.7-ounce bottle of liqueur is not a beverage, but it is an increasingly popular drink in bars and taprooms.

From beer in the morning to boozing on trains, German drinking habits can be hard ... be planned around drinking alcohol." Though more non-alcoholic options are becoming available, bars in the ...

That year, non-alcoholic beer accounted for 6.2% of beer sales in Japan and 6.7% in Spain. Nina Göllinger of the German Brewers Federation (DBB) puts the popularity of non-alcoholic beer in ...

That year, non-alcoholic beer accounted for 6.2% of beer sales in Japan and 6.7% in Spain. Nina Göllinger of the German Brewers Federation (DBB) puts the popularity of non-alcoholic beer in Germany ...

Germany's famous beer brands appear to be losing popularity in other countries. However, exports are still faring better than domestic consumption. German ... of drinking. Non-alcoholic beer ...

So, what's the secret to success for the home-away-from-home German brewery ... can stop by and have a beer (or non-alcoholic beverage) and some food while mingling with family, friends and ...

Beer is one of the oldest and most widely consumed alcoholic beverages in the world ... Czech Pilsners, Europe’s Trappist Ales, Belgian Sainsons, German Weissbier. The beer category has long boasted ...

Whether you like your Januarys dry, or with continuous precipitation in the forecast, in a moment of desperation – or sober curiosity – you’ve likely tried a non-alcoholic beer. Driven by ...

Whether you like your Januarys dry, or with continuous precipitation in the forecast, in a moment of desperation – or sober curiosity – you’ve likely tried a non-alcoholic beer. Driven by ... hails ...

Kulaga’s favorite products: Free, a New Zealand company that makes a non-alcoholic Cuba Libre (rum and Coke), Leitz, a German brand that ... lime juice and ginger beer. And the Coco En La ...