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Warner’s Distilery is launching its first non-alcoholic spirits.

North South Wines has added to its low and no alcohol portfolio with La Gioiosa 0.0%, an alcohol-free sparkling wine.

A collection of drinks described as “the UK’s first myco-adaptogenic alcohol-free beers” is set to launch this September.

Waitrose & Partners is reporting a surge in low and no alcohol sales.

Matthew Jukes is adding a limited-edition Summer Rosé variant to hits “sophisticated drinks range”, Jukes Cordialities.

Seedlip is launching its RTD cans in a four-pack format, following the success of its canned variant launched earlier this year.

Aldi has launched its first alcohol-free spirit.

Ish Spirits has joined forces with Oto CBD bitters to create a mindful cocktail for consumers to try at home.

A no and low alcohol drinks producer has extended into the RTD sector.

Big Drop Brewing Co, has revealed a new design of its range of non-alcoholic beers.

The low and no-alcohol beer sector is predicted to grow at least 6% each year in the UK to 2023, according to the latest research by IWSR.

More than 50% of alcohol drinkers claim to have tried a low-alcohol product, but a further 13% say they do not recall seeing one available for sale anywhere, according to a survey conducted by YouGov for The Portman Group.

An advertorial for a drink that claims it can treat hangovers has been found in breach of the Advertising Standards Authority’s Code of Practice.

Big Drop Brewing is launching a crowdfunding campaign with the aim of making its alcohol-free craft beers more accessible in the UK, as well as planning to expand globally.

Strongbow has unveiled its first “ultra-low” alcohol cider, with a 0.5% abv product aligned with its Dark Fruit variant.

Brewdog has expanded its range of alcohol-free beers while also adding an alcohol-free cider from Hawkes cider.

Drygate Brewing Co has launched a citrus alcohol-free beer created to “boost battered immune systems across the UK”.

Thatchers Cider has introduced its first alcohol-free cider, Zero.

Beer Hawk Fresh has announced it will now distribute Fix8 Kombucha, giving retailers the chance to offer freshly-fermented kombucha in both bottle and keg.

Low and no alcohol producers are gearing up for a record number of consumers embracing Dry January this year, with a raft of campaigns targeting those looking to reduce their alcohol intake.

Gosnells, London’s only meadery, is launching Gosnells Low Alc, which it describes as an “exotic 0.5% abv gluten-free sparkling mead”.

St Peter’s Brewery has introduced an “improved recipe” for its Without brand of zero alcohol beer, in order to appeal to a wider range of no and low-alcohol drinkers.

Drynks Unlimited is expanding its alcohol-free portfolio with the addition of Smashed Lager, which will launch in time for Dry January.

Willow has been reformulated a year after launch to take advantage of the CBD boom and to reduce its abv from 4.4% to 0.5%.

A botanical spirit inspired by plants native to the Cornish coastline has joined the UK’s line-up of alcohol-free drinks.

Big Drop Brewing Co has announced it has made a deal with Milk & More so that consumers can get its beers delivered directly to their door.

A range of sparkling cold-brewed teas – designed to transform the way we pair alcohol-free drinks with food – is about to hit the market.

Franklin & Sons has unveiled a new sub-brand, designed to appeal to “health-conscious consumers seeking pioneering and delicious flavours”.

Big Drop Brewing Co has teamed up with four of the UK’s leading craft breweries to produce a limited edition range of 0.5% abv collaboration brews.