Many beer aficionados travel to Belgium to taste the Trappist beer Westvleteren, brewed at the Saint Sixtus Abbey, because they believe it is the world's best beer. (Photo by: Arterra/Universal ...

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However for many, enjoying a beer is one of life's great pleasures. Zero and low alcohol beers are now big business all year round with virutally ever major brand having its own version.

Non-alcoholic drinks have entered their best era yet, evolving way beyond saccharine sodas, juice-like “wine” and boring near-beer. These new zero-proof drinks deliver all the flavour ...

However, for many, savouring a pint remains one of life's simple joys. Zero and low-alcohol beers have become a booming industry, with virtually every major brand offering their own version.

We love Super Bowl beer commercials. And it doesn’t suck that Bud Light’s latest features Post Malone, Shane Gillis and Peyton Manning either, all at their hilarious best.. 2025 is ON and American ...

There’s nothing quite like a good clash of passionfruit and hops bursting through your palate. In fact, according to that one craft beer wanker friend everyone seems to have, it’s a near-biblical ...

The status of OU's All-American center Raegan Beers for the week's two matchups is still up in the air, Oklahoma head coach Jennie Baranczyk said on Wednesday afternoon. The status of OU's All ...

Has any other area in beer seen as much progress in the last few years as alcohol free and low alcohol beer? Not for our money. What used to be a slightly depressing alternative for designated drivers ...

A massive development tipped to have cost some £68billion was dubbed "city of the future" by China's State Council. Xiong’an, located in north China's Hebei Province, has been built to boost ...

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In a monumental move for Namibia’s maritime sector, the Port of Walvis Bay has undergone a major transformation, positioning itself as one of Southern Africa’s most advanced container terminals.