Craft Beer Wine Zero-Proof 
Cheers
JANUARY 7, 2025
North American airport concessionaire Paradies Lagardre has partnered with Atlantas non-alcoholic bottle shop The Zero Co. to offer four alcohol-free selections at its wine bar concept Vino Volo starting in January. The two companies aim to help travelers discover flavorful zero-proof drinks for more mindful drinking all year.
Imbibe Magazine
JUNE 10, 2024
United embraces its Midwest roots with cans of the cult-favorite craft beer Two Hearted IPA from Michigan brewery Bell’s. British carrier Virgin Atlantic doubles down on zero-proof cocktails by curating a menu with the NA spirit Seedlip. The Wine List “Glasses of Champagne are a must on the plane,” says Xavier Thuizat.
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Imbibe Magazine
JULY 10, 2024
In 2022, the duo built an outdoor wine garden in an empty Fishtown lot and poured glasses of minimal-intervention MCC wines—made with Pennsylvania grapes—from a refurbished trolley. By night, Forîn hosts residencies for local restaurants, and pours wine, beer, and cocktails, like an Espresso Martini with house coffee.
Imbibe Magazine
OCTOBER 9, 2024
The Northern Californian brewery produces other zero-proof beers, such as a pilsner and a hazy IPA, but this is the bestselling nonalcoholic kölsch in America. $20/6-pack, Best Day’s kölsch gets its toasty sweetness and citrusy bitterness from Cologne and Pilsner malts and Hallertau Traditional hops.
VinePair
JANUARY 19, 2024
Beer has arguably pulled off the NA feat best, cracking the zero proof code and producing genuinely drinkable options that resemble real styles. But what of wine? Making a good non-alcoholic wine was never going to be easy. So how do wine producers go about crafting NA wines, and are we overthinking them?
PubClub
DECEMBER 8, 2023
If you don’t know what to get off the libations menu, Cityscape’s signature drink is the Buzz Bar alcoholic popsicle, which is submerged in a glass of sparkling white wine.
VinePair
JULY 10, 2024
wants to bring molecular mixing to the pint glass with a tabletop “beer printer” that can supposedly recreate any brew in a matter of seconds. That might sound like something from the future, but it’s already here — at least in the proof-of-concept stage. What’s really a game changer is you can adjust the alcohol level from zero to 8.5
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