How Winemakers Are Meeting the Low-Alcohol Demand

Several techniques can reduce alcohol levels in wine, meeting consumer trends toward low- and no-alcohol beverages.
How Winemakers Are Meeting the Low-Alcohol Demand
Mocktails are growing to be more popular than alcoholic beverages. Rimma Bondarenko/Shutterstock
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Sales of wine and many other alcoholic beverages are declining rapidly in the United States in a repeat of a softness in this industry that occurred exactly 22 years ago.

Downturns in wine sales occur on a cyclical basis in the wine business. They are often accompanied (as in today’s scenario) by a prohibitionist movement in which advocates of abstention spew questionable health warnings.

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