Say goodbye to boring club soda and hello to a new wave of non-alcoholic drinks that are redefining what it means to raise a ...

which usually means they are also high in empty calories (i.e., calories that contain little to no nutritional value).

Many "ready to drink" pre-mixed spirits are packed with excessive sugar and hidden calories and should be subject to a sugar tax like fizzy drinks, health experts say. Action on Sugar is concerned ...

Because wine doesn’t offer many nutrients other than these calories, you’ll want to search for a wine lower in both sugar and alcohol. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends no more than two ...

And, market research company Nielsen found that sales of low and no-alcohol drinks have jumped 30 per ... counterintuitive - like marking X days sugar free with a Snickers - but wait, hear us ...

High sugar intake, particularly from sugary beverages, can lead to fat accumulation in the liver, non-alcoholic ... s no single cause, it’s usually a multitude of factors, but sugary drinks ...

A non-alcoholic apéritif brand continues its ... customers while still being ingredient-forward and complex with no added sugar while remaining relatively dry.” Yet the new Ghia Berry is ...

When it comes to overall health, it’s well established that booze is bad news, but is all alcohol equally odious? California ...

Counter to what many people think, no booze means a better snooze. Low-alcohol or alcohol-free drinks often have fewer calories and less sugar than their alcoholic alternatives, so can be ...

There’s no stopping the non-alcoholic category ... a zero-proof, zero-sugar vodka spritz, apero spritz, Paloma, and Cuba Libre. AF Drinks is known as Free AF in the US market.

Getting too much sugar can lead to weight gain, and put you at risk for diabetes. Is it OK to mix alcohol and energy drinks? No way. The combo may be trendy, but it's also unsafe. The caffeine in ...

In the last five years, the sales of alcohol-free beers have tripled in the UK. But are these beers better for you than regular beer? For BBC Radio 4's Sliced Bread, listener Stuart wants ...