Its surprising refrain was “Alkoholfrei” — because Munich’s hottest new beer is nonalcoholic. Germany has had nonalcoholic beer since the 1970s, but back then, no one was singing about it.

He and the other 'innovative disruptors' at the brewery in eastern Germany set out to make the 'greenest beer out there'. It took them one and a half years and £350,000 to turn their dream into a ...

Less beer was sold in Germany in 2024, despite the country hosting the European Football Championship, marking a continuation ...

Germany's non-alcoholic beer production has enjoyed a boom in the last 10 years, according to a new report. Low-alcohol drinks like Radler are also seeing increased sales. Germany's Federal ...

Germany's beer sales fell by about 0.6%, or 25.8 million liters (6.8 million gallons), in the first half of 2024 compared to the previous year, the German Federal Statistical Office reported on ...

That said, beer consumption per capita has fallen in Germany by around a third over the past 25 years. According to the latest figures provided by DPA, the average German now drinks 88 litres of ...

From beer in the morning to boozing on trains, German drinking habits can be hard to get your head around. We asked our readers to share their thoughts on Germany's drinking culture: the good ...

Germany's non-alcoholic beer production has doubled in ten years, reaching 556 million liters in 2023, according to a Destatis report. Sales of low-alcohol drinks like Radler also rose.