This Non-Alcoholic Beer Will Have You Pretending It's Prohibition All Over Again
by Natalie Mouradian on 03/29/2017 | 2 Minute Read
jones knowles ritchie was behind the design for this clever, art-deco inspired booze-free brew for Budweiser. This take on non-alcoholic beer takes direct inspiration from the American Prohibition Era of the 1920s, a time when consuming alcohol was considered illegal.
"During the Prohibition era, more than half the breweries in the U.S. shut their doors. But not Budweiser. The brand introduced a non-alcoholic (NA) variant to see them through. For Budweiser, the brew was an icon of perseverance in a time of adversity."
"We decided to resurrect that story with the launch of Budweiser Prohibition Brew, creating the most confident NA beer the world has ever seen. After an immersion in the Budweiser archives from the 1920s, we drew inspiration from the period’s label, picking up heritage elements to regale consumers with the beer’s origin story."
Designed By: jones knowles ritchie