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Taste Test: Nonalcoholic Beer

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It wasn’t long ago when nonalcoholic beer options in the U.S. In fact, the fast-growing category of nonalcoholic beer now includes NA alternatives in most beer styles. Note: If a beer contains less than 0.5 percent ABV, it’s not “alcohol-free” but is defined as “nonalcoholic” by the FDA.) left much to be desired.

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Before 2011, the Russian Government Treated Beer as a ‘Soft Drink’

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This is not to say that Russians themselves considered beer to be the same thing as soda, but the classification did allow for the sale and consumption of beer to be treated as such. As per the treatys original terms, all alcoholic drinks above 10 percent ABV fell into a separate classification from those below that strength.

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An Imbiber’s Guide to Cocktail Kits

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While alcohol isn’t included in the box, the bartenders on the site offer up their own recommendations for what works well with each cocktail. But for home bartenders who aren’t sure how to use alcohol-free spirits , there’s Raising the Bar. Cocktails include Margaritas , Martinis , and infused Old Fashioneds.

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Taste Test: Alcohol-Free Sparkling Wines

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When the time comes to raise a glass of something festive and fizzy, alcohol-free options abound. 32, nullwines.com Mionetto Alcohol-Removed Sparkling Wine This affordable and widely available sparkler comes from Mionetto, the Prosecco powerhouse started in Valdobbiadene, Italy, in 1887.

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NYC Beer Expert Shares Picks For NA Brews

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As one ofNew York Citys few female certified Cicerones and the general manager of the Treadwell Park beer hall and sports bar,Katherine Benecke has built her career around celebrating exceptional brews. Shes also seen the rise in nonalcoholic beers , not only for Dry January and Sober October but throughout the year.

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Draft Non-Alcoholic Beer Is Growing. So Are Questions About Its Safety.

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If you’re like most drinkers, you’re likely starting to see a lot more non-alcoholic beer around. Last fall, The Wall Street Journal reported a jump of 32 percent in sales of non-alcoholic beer from a year earlier and an average of 31 percent growth over the previous four years, citing data from NielsenIQ.

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Light Years: Has Britain Finally Fallen for Low-Calorie Beer?

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London’s latest beer crush is plastered all over various forms of public transit, from the Tube to double-decker buses. Beer But Better,” the advert for a brand called Prime Time reads. Big claims on London buses are nothing new, but this beer is worth a second look. or Australia, beers like this would be nothing special.

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