Those in search of carb-free light beer for the warmer months are now in luck thanks to the launch of the new Ace Hill Carb Free. The new beverage was launched by Ace Beverage Group, one of Canada’s fastest-growing beverage alcohol companies. In response to consumer demand for better-for-you beverages, Ace Beverage Group's VP of Operations, Ben Toffelmire, set out to create a zero-carb beer that tasted as good as traditional light beers.
"For anyone following a carb-conscious or keto diet, beer has historically been off limits," said Mike Wagman, CEO, Ace Beverage Group. "In general, today’s consumers are more conscious than ever about their intake of carbs, calories and sugar. We are proud to be the first to offer Canadians a beer with no carbs, no sugar and just 80 calories, meeting consumers’ nutritional preferences with an incredibly satisfying beverage."
Carb-Free Light Beers
The New Ace Hill Carb Free Launched Just in Time for Summer
Trend Themes
1. Carb-free Beer - The rise of carb-conscious diets has created an opportunity for beverage companies to expand their product offerings with carb-free beers.
2. Better-for-you Beverages - Increasing consumer demand for healthier beverage options presents an opportunity for companies to innovate and offer low-calorie, low-carb, and sugar-free alternatives.
3. Keto-friendly Beverages - The popularity of the keto diet has spurred the development of new beverages, such as carb-free beers, that cater to the needs and preferences of consumers following the diet.
Industry Implications
1. Beverage Manufacturing - Companies in the beverage industry can develop new product lines, such as carb-free beers, and expand their offerings to cater to changing consumer preferences and lifestyles.
2. Health and Wellness - The rise of carb-conscious diets and demand for better-for-you beverages presents an opportunity for companies in the health and wellness industry to promote and market products that cater to these preferences.
3. Retail - Retailers can expand their product offerings to include better-for-you beverages and carb-free beers, capitalizing on the trend towards healthier lifestyles and diet preferences.