Dry January’s recent popularity brought sobriety to the forefront of the beverage market. For the first time, younger generations are eschewing malted beverages altogether in favor of non-alcoholic ...

Alcohol-free versions often approach the same price as their alcoholic counterparts: and that’s hard for consumers to swallow. What’s the way forward?

The first month of 2025 is nearing its end, meaning folks participating in Dry January are almost finished with the 31-day ...

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With the sober-curious movement on the rise, craft breweries across Illinois are expanding their low and no-alcohol options. Ray Stout, executive director for the Illinois Craft Brewers Guild, ...