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Alcohol has long been central to Australian culture – from celebrations and commiserations to casual social get-togethers. However, amid increasing focus on health and self-care, young non-drinkers and a wave of no- and low- alcohol options are on the rise. How can beer brands appeal to this shift?

As people look to shift their relationships with drinking post-pandemic, some are choosing to ditch booze for specific occasions. After tracking this behaviour in our Eating and Drinking Sector Snapshot, Canvas8 spoke to nine Britons to learn what's tempting about no- and low-alcoholic beverages.

Heightened health concerns are prompting some people to adjust their drinking habits by dabbling in no- and low-alcohol beverages. After tracking this behavior in our Eating and Drinking Sector Snapshot, Canvas8 spoke to 11 Americans to see what would tempt them to try sober options.

Dan Murphy, a leading alcoholic retailer in Australia, is opening its first-ever bar that will only sell drinks containing 0.5% alcohol or less. With Gen Zers continuing to minimise their alcohol intake, alcohol-free options are no longer the alternative but their main drink of choice.