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Published 11:17 22 Oct 2020 BST
Updated 13:07 22 Oct 2020 BST

Taste tests by an independent panel found that Guinness 0.0 “exceeded expectations” and its taste was lauded as “outstanding”.
Guinness 0.0 contains 16 calories per 100ml, meaning a standard can of alcohol-free Guinness 0.0 contains just 80 calories.
Guinness 0.0 will be rolled out in Ireland and the UK and will be available in 500ml can format in off-licences and supermarkets from November 2020 at a RRP of between £3.50 and £4.50 for a pack of four.
It will be available in pubs across Great Britain from Spring 2021 and available in more markets throughout the world later in 2021.
Commenting on the launch of Guinness 0.0, Gráinne Wafer, Global Brand Director, Guinness said: “This is an exceptional day for Guinness, as we finally reveal Guinness 0.0. The launch of Guinness 0.0 highlights our long-held commitment to innovation, experimentation, and bravery in brewing, harnessing the power of our brewers and our ingredients, to create an alcohol-free beer that is 100% Guinness but 0% alcohol.
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