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In Japan, beer made for kids is probably one of the most popular kids’ drinks.

Now, for the US, you can try O’Doul’s which is alcohol-less.

Alcohol-free beer has become a sensation in Japan. It all started in 2005 when a restaurant owner took an ordinary soda then known as “Guarana” and changed the name to “Kidsbeer”. Sales of this non-alcoholic beer marketed for children completely skyrocketed. Mass-production of Kidsbeer was produced by the Tomomasu company, who made the beverage more beer-like by making it less sweet and more frothy.

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