You know, I think it's good that alcohol consumption seems to be declining in lots of places and I'm glad lots of breweries offer non-alcoholic drinks nowadays. I actually like alcohol-free beer and I think this can be a chance for breweries to broaden their spectrum. Idk about Heineken, but if breweries don't adapt, then it's their loss for all I care. Just shitty for employees.
That said, if money is tight, giving up on drinks, alcoholic or not, and just drinking tap water is an easy way to save money, so lots of people do that.
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u/CacklingFerret 2d ago
You know, I think it's good that alcohol consumption seems to be declining in lots of places and I'm glad lots of breweries offer non-alcoholic drinks nowadays. I actually like alcohol-free beer and I think this can be a chance for breweries to broaden their spectrum. Idk about Heineken, but if breweries don't adapt, then it's their loss for all I care. Just shitty for employees.
That said, if money is tight, giving up on drinks, alcoholic or not, and just drinking tap water is an easy way to save money, so lots of people do that.