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At Oktoberfest, nonalcoholic beer is no longer a punchline

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Alcohol-free beer is becoming more popular, even at Germany's icon Oktoberfest. One reason for the trend: It tastes better than earlier nonalcoholic beers.

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At Oktoberfest, nonalcoholic beer is no longer a punchline

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