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Kim Bielenberg: Splitting the G and Guinness 0.0 have boosted the stout’s popularity – so why is the price of a pint going up again?
It’s the fashionable drink of choice for Gen Z as they “split the G” on a pint of Guinness. For those unfamiliar with the trend, this is where drinkers take the first swig of a pint and aim to leave ...
Brits ‘ripped off’ with alcohol-free beers costing MORE than pints – as reason they should be cheaper is revealed
BRITS are being “ripped-off” by alcohol-free beers that cost more than normal pints, even though they should be cheaper. The thirst for low-booze options is growing year-on-year in the ...
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How non-alcoholic beer brands from Bero to Athletic Brewing are owning Dry January
Media coverage of the burgeoning non-alcoholic beer market in North America bubbles up every “Dry January,” the annual ...
The great non-alcoholic rip-off: why a booze-free drink costs as much as a pint
It was not so long ago that Kaliber, the alcohol-free beer advertised by comedian Billy Connolly yet loathed for its ...
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At Ten7 Brewing Co., hazy IPAs and flights paired pretzels have been staples from the start
Head brewer Matt Nitchke builds a six-pack, including picking a beer that represents this Eagles team as it makes a playoff ...
I blind taste tested Guinness against its rival and one thing stood out
Guinness and Murphy's look very similar but the latter has long claimed to be lighter, sweeter and less bitter than its rival ...