A BREWERY has created a new alcohol-free beer to help Britons detox this January.
Innis & None has been created by Scottish craft beer company Innis & Gunn to help those committed to reducing their alcohol consumption this month.
More than two million people are expected to start the new year with a push for a healthier lifestyle.
The new drink is a 0.0 per cent ABV pale ale containing vitamin C and ginseng, which the maker says will boost the immune system and improve energy levels. It also contains guarana, which Innis & Gunn says could aid weight loss.
Dougal Gunn Sharp, founder and master brewer at Innis & Gunn, said: “Great beer does not necessarily have to contain alcohol. We approached brewing Innis & None as we do with any of our beers, using quality ingredients to produce a bold, flavoursome taste. Taking the alcohol content down to zero is part of our belief that beer is for everyone, even those who don’t or can’t consume alcohol.”
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