Does a Michelada without Beer Still Taste as Sweet?

Does a michelada without beer still taste as sweet?

Alcohol-free beverages are getting better. Except maybe for wine By Howard Chua-Eoan I FIND MYSELF unhappily on trend. Young people everywhere are increasingly “on the wagon” — to use the American idiom for sobriety from the 1920s, when the 18th Amendment to the US Constitution banned the production and sale of alcohol. The wagon in the expression was a public-service vehicle loaded with water to tamp down dust and grime on city streets; by exte…

Taste breakthrough claimed for no and low-alcohol wine

One of the world's largest wine producers believes it has cracked the code to keeping the taste of wine that people want while removing the alcohol.

'Like the real thing': Australian wine company makes bold low-alcohol claim

The company behind iconic Australian winemaker Penfolds claims it's developed an alcohol-free drop that sti...

Winemakers say they’ve cracked the code on alcohol-free wine

Treasury Wine Estates believes it has cracked the code on alcohol-free wine that does not compromise taste.

Winemakers race to find a low-alcohol wine that passes taste test

Penfolds owner Treasury Wine Estates has spent $15m on new technology and a brand called Sorbet as wine tries to catch up with beer.