The drinks giant has invested just north of £20m in a new facility at its flagship St James's Gate brewery in
'Guinness 0.0' is now the bestselling non-alcoholic beer in four-pack format on the island of
The spike in demand comes amid increased interest in nonalcoholic options, with
Yesterday, Tesco confirmed that sales of so-called 'no and low' beers were 25 per cent higher in June than at the start of the year as more and more Brits trade in the buzz - and the hangover - for the more sensible option this summer.
"This expansion in production capacity at St James's Gate is a testament to the quality of Guinness 0.0 and the growth of the non-alcoholic category as consumers look for more choice on different occasions," said
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