Published:  20:00 EST, 7 January 2025   |  Updated:  20:03 EST, 7 January 2025                                  
More Britons are drinking low and no alcohol beers, wines and spirits than ever before as they shun boozy lifestyles, a study reveals. The trend is being largely driven by younger adults, who are most likely to embrace sobriety throughout the year. Almost four in ten UK drinkers (38 per cent) are now also consuming low and no alcohol …

La gueule de bois des cavistes face au mois sans alcool

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The hangover of wine merchants in the face of the alcohol-free month

Dry January has a direct impact on wine merchant sales. Some are adapting and are therefore increasingly turning to alcohol-free alternatives.

Le Dry January se repercute directement sur les ventes des cavistes. Certains s'adaptent et se tournent donc de plus en plus vers les alternatives sans alcool.

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Safety behind the wheel and health drive the trend towards 'without' drinks, especially beer. It is the central theme in the ECPANSION Newsletter on Food and Distribution. Read

La seguridad al volante y la salud impulsan la tendencia a las bebidas 'sin', especialmente la cerveza. Es el tema central en la Newsletter de ECPANSIÓN sobre Alimentación y Distribución. Leer

El boom de la cerveza sin alcohol contrasta con el descenso de la tradicional

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The boom of alcohol-free beer contrasts with the decline of traditional beer

The Portman Group’s seventh annual survey in partnership with YouGov reveals more people are drinking low and no alcohol alternatives than ever before, showing the UK is drinking more moderately than ever. The results show that well over a third (38%) of UK drinkers are… This story continues at Survey shows rise in low and no alcohol alternatives Or just read more coverage at Talking Retail

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Survey shows rise in low and no alcohol alternatives – RetailWit

30% of UK drinkers would like to see a greater use of price promotions on low and no-alcohol products

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More people drinking low and no-alcohol alternatives than ever before

Over a third of UK drinkers (38%) now consuming low and no alcohol alternatives semi regularly Young adults still the biggest consumers of low and no alcohol alternatives UK consumers call for more low and no options on draught in venues to further incentivise take up  The Portman Group’s seventh annual survey in partnership with YouGov reveals more people are drinking low and no alcohol alternatives than ever before, showing the UK is drinking …

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YouGov survey shows more people drinking low and no alcohol alternatives than ever before, with young adults still the biggest consumers | The British Guild of Beer Writers

Dry January not just a fad: More Brits are drinking low and no alcohol beers than ever before, study reveals

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