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How can no- & low-alcohol beer realise its much-vaunted potential? – Category Intel

Intel Reporter
Last updated: 19/01/2024 at 5:34 PM
By Intel Reporter
31 May 2023
1 Min Read

It may be beer’s fastest-growing segment, but no- & low-alcohol remains tiny in volume terms. Despite this, many brewers remain bullish about its potential.


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This article was initially published in the March issue of Global Drinks Intel magazine. For details on how to subscribe – for 20% off in May – click here. It may be beer's fastest-growing segment, but no- & low-alcohol remains tiny in volume terms. Despite this, many brewers remain bullish about its potential. Stephen Beaumont reports. Even the most casual observer of the global brewing industry could hardly fail to have noticed the mania around no- & low-alcohol beer that has built up in recent years. And, with IWSR Drinks Market Analysis reporting globa

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