Beers that fall between 2% ABV and 5% ABV, generally considered the “low” alcohol share ... the traditional way to enjoy this ...

considering a regular beer is usually around 5% ABV and craft beers can be 10% ABV. But you’ve got to keep an eye out for labels. If it’s labeled “low-alcohol beer,” it has to contain less ...

But are these beers better for you than regular beer? For BBC Radio 4's Sliced Bread, listener Stuart wants presenter Greg Foot to dig deeper into the health benefits of no and low-alcohol beer.

The Rise in No- and Low-Alcohol: A Way to Address Risks The no- and low-alcohol beer, wine, and spirits market is expected to increase at a 4% compound annual growth rate between 2024 and 2028 ...

Light beers are a better choice because "they contain the same amount of alcohol as regular beers but fewer carbohydrates," says Gerbstadt. And, she adds, "low-carb beer is just another term for ...

The young shunning alcohol has been a huge factor in the rise of no- or low-alcohol beer sales. Aside from the growth in health consciousness, why are young people drinking less? “Part of it is ...

If you have a "beer belly," you are not alone ... trim your belly faster than any healthy, low-calorie diet, Jensen says. Because of the link between alcohol calories and belly fat, drinking ...