In this section, we aim to answer all the commonly asked question in regards to no alcohol and low alcohol drinks. There are a lot of questions to answer, so expect to see this page updated regularly. Got a question, simply get in touch and we’ll do our best to assist you!
It might only just be October, and you maybe thinking more about Sober October than Christmas right now, but before you know it, December will soon arrive. And that means one thing to think about – advent calendars. In recent years, I’m sure you’ve all seen those beer advent calendars. But what about advent calendars …
Non-alcoholic drinks are called “virgin” because they are considered to be pure and untouched, much like a virgin. This term originated in the 1980s when a trend of creating non-alcoholic versions of popular cocktails began to emerge. These non-alcoholic cocktails were given the name “virgin” to distinguish them from their boozy counterparts. The term “virgin” …
Think back to the last time you and some friends went to the pub, or had a social gathering including drinks. Did you all have the same drink, or choose something different? I’m going to guess it’s the latter. And that’s because we all have different preferences for taste – there is no right or …
Long before I got into my non-alcoholic drinking journey, I always used to look at ‘alcohol-free’ beers and think ‘what’s the point?’. But since then, a lot has changed over a short period of time within the drinks market. There are now more options than ever when it comes to alcohol free beers; from big …
We all know that yeast is an essential component of alcoholic beer. After all, it is responsible for producing alcohol that has typically been synonymous with beer. However, if you are producing non-alcoholic beer, then surely you don’t need the alcohol and you don’t nee to add yeast? Well not exactly. Let’s take at where …
We must start off this article by informing you that we are not medical or healthcare experts. Please see a professional if you require more information. There are many benefits to drink non-alcoholic beers, and everybody has their own reasoning behind cutting back on alcohol or removing it from the lifestyle altogether. But in some …
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We all know the problem with alcohol. No matter how many good nights it gives us (even if we can’t remember them all), the more of them you have, the more you are likely to see your waste line expand. The reason? Calories. So, surely non-alcoholic and alcohol free beers are an ideal opportunity for …
There are many different names given to alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to help decipher the type of drink you are consuming. Take for example, some of the many different beer styles; lager, pilsner, stout, porter, IPA, pale ale, bitter, etc, that are common place are pubs, bars and supermarkets. As part of our ongoing mission …
In one of our previous articles, we introduced you to the concept of isotonic non-alcoholic beers, and we briefly introduced you to some of the different beers that claim to be isotonic. So, in this article, we want to expand on that and highlight the wide range of non-alcoholic isotonic beers that you can buy …
Stouts – which originated in England and have been brewed for hundreds of years – are typically known for their characteristics; a rich, dark colour and a robust, full-bodied flavour, with hints of coffee, chocolate, or roasted barley. Although stouts are often associated with the colder months of the year, and are a popular choice …
