Market

The Holy Trinity of Nothing: Heineken Unveils 0.0 Ultimate

In a move that surely has purists clutching their pint glasses in terror, Heineken has announced the launch of Heineken 0.0 Ultimate. It is a beer that boasts the "triple-zero" achievement: zero alcohol, zero sugar, and—most impressively—zero calories.

Market

The Sober Gold Rush: George Clooney Launches “Crazy Mountain”

Nine years after selling Casamigos Tequila for a cool $1 billion, George Clooney has reunited with partners Rande Gerber and Mike Meldman to launch Crazy Mountain, a new line of premium non-alcoholic beer.

Market

Big Beer, Big Headaches: China Resources Beer Issues Major Profit Warning

CR Beer expects its profits for 2025 to drop significantly — a staggering decline of 30% to 39%.

Market

Tilray Goes Global: BrewDog Australia Deal Closes

Tilray Brands has officially completed the acquisition of BrewDog’s Australian operations, including its Brisbane brewery and a network of flagship bars.

Market

Is the Global Cider Market a Threat to Beer?

As the lines between craft segments continue to blur, the question for beverage producers is whether the "fruit-driven" expansion of the cider category is a complementary trend or a genuine competitive risk for traditional brewing.

Types and Styles

Style Guide: Porters, Stouts, and the Difference

At their core, both styles are top-fermenting ales. They share a common DNA rooted in dark-roasted malts, which provide those signature flavors of coffee, chocolate, and toasted bread.

Market

Tilray Acquires BrewDog: Is it Still Craft?

The landscape of global craft beer shifted dramatically this week as Tilray Brands, a U.S.-based cannabis and beverage conglomerate, announced the acquisition of BrewDog’s core assets.

Brewing

Brewers Call for Lower Protein Barley

As climate change drives protein concentrations higher, brewers are finding it increasingly difficult to produce the stable, high-quality beer consumers expect.

Market

One in 40 Pints: Non-Alcoholic Beer Now Claims 2.5% of the Irish Market

The land of saints and scholars is increasingly becoming the land of "one and done." According to a major report from Drinks Ireland Irish consumers are officially choosing quality over quantity.

Market

Liquid Assets: Is Ryongsong Beer the Newest Weapon in North Korea’s Export Arsenal?

Forget the artillery shells and ballistic missiles—it turns out the latest strategic shipment from Pyongyang to Moscow is coming in a pint glass.

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