Pabst Blue Ribbon and Blue Moon have both released new beers that hope to align with current drinking trends. The Pabst Light ...

Alcohol is all around us, whether we enjoy a drink or two out with friends, whether we enjoy more than a drink or two, ...

Molson Coors Beverage Company has launched Madrí Excepcional 0.0%, a zero-alcohol version of its popular Spanish style lager, ...

Craft beer exists because 1970s- and 1980s-era beer lovers were bored with the selection in the United States. Faced with ...

In particular, it proposes to support the marketing of 0% or low-alcohol wines by clarifying the rules and standardising definitions across the single market. At present, the terms "zero alcohol ...

The beers at Marlowe contrast with the hazy IPAs and pastry stouts he brewed for Twelve Percent. At Marlowe, the focus is more on full-flavored, low-alcohol beers. Some of the artwork at Marlowe ...

Part of that data showed that across America these were the brands most searched: Miller, Coors, Guinness, Heineken, Busch, Budweiser, Bud Light, Blue Moon, and Corona. Of that list, New York's most ...

For Ovechkin’s feat, Budweiser shipped out 28 individual beer cans to each goalie who denied an Ovechkin shot in an NHL regular-season or playoff game but did not concede a goal. Fifteen ...

While Americans awaited the repeal of prohibition, the Cullen-Harrison Act was passed to allow them to enjoy a low-alcohol beer or wine in the meantime. Signed by FDR on April 7, 1933, the date is ...

the 18th Amendment prohibited the production and sale of “intoxicating liquors,” which Congress defined as anything above 0.5% alcohol by volume. Roosevelt’s rationale for legalizing beer ...