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Treasury Wine Estates is working on creating a no-alcohol drink which would join the stablemates of renowned producers such as Wolf Blass and Lindemans.
Endeavour Group said that the no-alcohol category has grown significantly over the past two years.
Two years ago Four Pillars Gin started working on Bloody Bandwagon and Bandwagon Dry.
The increasing popularity of the no-alcohol category can be attributed to various factors such as the increasing number of people who are focused on their health and wellbeing.
Treasury Wine Estates has a dedicated team that is working on developing low-alcohol and no-alcohol products at its large facility in South Australia.
The team at Four Pillars Gin is also working on developing new techniques that will allow them to improve the taste profiles of their no-alcohol products. These techniques are more sophisticated than others use to remove alcohol from their wine.
In addition, the company is also using various techniques in its operations to improve the end product.
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Although Penfolds is not planning on developing a no-alcohol version of its product, they believe that other companies are more suitable to serve as the base for such a product.
Squealing Pig, which is a fast-growing brand from New Zealand, is expected to launch a no-alcohol version of its product in late 2022 or early the following year.
In 2019, beer giant Lion purchased a 50 percent stake in Four Pillars Gin to capitalize on the growing popularity of the no-alcohol category.
Despite the low base, the no-alcohol market is expected to grow. An increasing number of people are continuing to boost the demand for this product. Australia is leading the way when it comes to the development of low-alcohol products.
For a great range of zero or low alcohol products, visit BWS and use a BWS discount code when you shop.