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Discover the Growing Trend of Non-Alcoholic Beer: Craft Options, BrewVo Technology, and Holistic Community

Non-alcoholic Beer: A Growing Trend

The trend towards reduced alcohol consumption is leading to increased demand for non-alcoholic beer. In 2022, 68.2% of Americans reported drinking alcohol within the past year, a slight decline from 70.7% in 2017.

Craft Beer Options

Craft breweries are responding to this trend by introducing a wide range of non-alcoholic beers, including Craft IPAs and Craft porters. These beers provide the full flavor and aroma of craft beer, without the alcohol.

BrewVo Technology

Deschutes Brewery partnered with Sustainable Beverage Technologies to use their patented BrewVo technology to create their non-alcoholic beer. This process uses reverse osmosis to remove the alcohol from beer, leaving behind the flavor and aroma.

Full-Fidelity Beer

Deschutes Brewery’s goal was to create a full-fidelity beer that offers the same taste, aroma, and mouthfeel as a traditional beer. They achieved this by using high-quality hops and carefully controlling the brewing process.

Holistic Community

Deschutes Brewery believes that non-alcoholic beer can foster a more holistic community. It provides an alternative for those who do not drink alcohol, allowing them to participate in social gatherings and enjoy the taste of beer.

Conclusion

The growing demand for non-alcoholic beer is driven by changing consumer preferences and the availability of high-quality craft options. Non-alcoholic beer provides a flavorful and social alternative to traditional beer, fostering a more inclusive community and supporting a healthier lifestyle.

Dustin

Dustin is a writer about craft beer and a professional brewer in the city of Chicago. He has written for several magazines and has over a decade of experience in the beer industry. He is currently working on a book about the history of beer in Chicago.

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