The Rise of Nonalcoholic Beer in a Health-Conscious Market Anheuser-Busch InBev, a global leader in the beverage industry, has seen a notable decline in its traditional beer sales in North America, with a drop of $1.5 billion last year. However, the company is witnessing a surge in its nonalcoholic beer sales, which are outperforming expectations. This shift is attributed to a growing consumer trend towards health-conscious choices and a broadening of beverage preferences. According to Anheuser-Busch InBev’s annual report, its portfolio of nonalcoholic beers, including Budweiser Zero, Stella A ..read more

Saint Patrick’s Day, a cultural and religious celebration held on March 17th, commemorates the death of Saint Patrick, the foremost patron saint of Ireland. This day has evolved into a worldwide celebration of Irish culture, featuring parades, special foods, music, dancing, and a lot of green. Among these traditions, the consumption of beer stands out as a pivotal element of the festivities. Why? Because beer, particularly styles rooted in Irish tradition, has been intertwined with Irish culture and celebrations for centuries. Why Beer on Saint Patrick’s Day? You may be asking why so many ..read more

This month’s edition of NA Beer Club’s Featured NA Brewery highlights a brewery that deserves more attention than they’ve been receiving from the non-alcoholic craft beer community. Nestled in the heart of Portland, Maine, this hidden gem is part of the Geary Brewing Company’s innovative venture into the non-alcoholic realm. We honestly didn’t know much about 1820 Brewing Company until recently, and what we learned about their beer and brewing process was incredible. We highly recommend you read about it below.   The Visionaries Behind 1820 Brewing Founded by Robin and Alan Lapoint ..read more

We are often asked why every brewery doesn’t just make an NA beer. It’s a hugely popular trend in the craft beer industry today and growing. So why doesn’t every brewery jump on the bandwagon? Surprisingly, it’s really expensive to make a great-tasting non-alcoholic beer as it requires special machinery and very strict processes. While this is a limitation for many smaller breweries entering the NA beer market, it’s created quite the opportunity for those who have invested in perfecting the art of brewing non-alcoholic craft beers. A select few breweries around the United States have invest ..read more

Listen to the Episode About the Episode We had the pleasure of joining Steve Stevens from 95.3 KDKD-FM Mornings in the Sticks and the Booze Nooze Podcast to talk about everything non-alcoholic beer, NA Beer Club, and Dry January. In this episode, we cover: Why people drink beer — not just non-alcoholic beer, but why drinking beer is important to a lot of people What’s the point of non-alcoholic beer? How the world of non-alcoholic beer has exploded recently The backstory of NA Beer Club and how we got started Why a NA Beer Club makes the perfect gift for those new to non-alcoholic beer How ..read more

In a strategic move to expand its brewing capacity in North America, Asahi, the renowned Japanese brewing conglomerate, has recently acquired Octopi Brewing, based in Waunakee, Wisconsin. This significant development follows a period of active search for brewing opportunities in North America by Japanese brewers, as reported by Reuters in late 2022. About Octopi Brewing Octopi Brewing, a name that has been resonating within the brewing industry, especially during the pandemic, has demonstrated remarkable growth. According to the Brewers Association’s (BA) New Brewer magazine (May/June 2023 ..read more

What is Dry January? Dry January, a health campaign that originated in the UK in 2013, has become a global phenomenon, encouraging individuals to abstain from alcohol for the entire month of January. Similar to Sober October, it presents the challenge of abstaining from alcohol for an entire month. This initiative is not just about cutting out alcohol; it’s a movement towards greater health consciousness, self-care, and mental well-being. It acts as a reset button after the festive indulgence of the holiday season, providing an opportunity for participants to reflect on their drinking habits ..read more

Dry January is an annual tradition for many, a month-long hiatus from alcohol to start the new year on a healthier note. It comes with many benefits for making self-improvements in the New Year. But saying goodbye to your favorite drinks doesn’t mean bidding farewell to great taste and enjoyment. This is where NA Beer Club steps in, making it the ideal Dry January gift for yourself or your loved ones. Why Choose NA Beer Club for Dry January? 1. Variety is the Spice of Life NA Beer Club offers a diverse selection of non-alcoholic beers. Their range includes everything from hoppy IPAs to smo ..read more

As the non-alcoholic beer market continues to expand, 2024 is shaping up to be a year full of exciting new releases and innovative flavors. Whether you’re participating in Dry January, exploring healthier lifestyle choices, or simply curious about the evolving world of non-alcoholic brews, there’s something for every palate. As a continuation to our list of non-alcoholic beers to try in 2023, here’s a curated list of must-try non-alcoholic beers that are either launching in early 2024 or have recently made a splash in the market. Hazy IPA by Momentum Brewery This Hazy IPA is a masterpiece ..read more

Brooklyn, NY — December 19, 2023 Momentum Brewery has officially entered the non-alcoholic beer scene, bringing a refreshing twist to the world of craft brews. This innovative brand is not just a new player in the market; it’s a  branding and marketing game-changer of non-alcoholic brews. With its roots firmly planted in German brewing expertise and a bold approach to non-alcoholic beer, Momentum Brewery is poised to redefine what it means to enjoy a great brew, without the alcohol so that it won’t slow down your momentum. Momentum Brewery has carved a niche in the non-alcoholic beer ..read more