For Tom Holland, sobriety didn’t just change his life—it inspired his first business venture. Today, the Spider-Man actor is launching Bero, a new line of non-alcoholic beers, in collaboration with Imaginary Ventures and seasoned brand-builder John Herman.

Man' star opens up about his sobriety, support, and how he's paying it forward with a new beer he hopes will make everyone feel welcome.

The 28-year-old actor from Kingston Upon Thames who got his career start after starring in Billy Elliot The Musical as a youngster, has gone on to achieve superstardom after starring in a variety of films,

Movie star Tom Holland, famous for playing Spider-Man, has announced his next career move: beer. More specifically, he's launching a non-alcoholic beer brand called Bero. Holland announced this new career venture about a year after opening up about his own struggles with alcohol addiction.

Holland is one of many celebrities who has recently opened up about getting sober — cueing a wave of sober curiosity and nonalcoholic beverage brands. Blake Lively, Bella Hadid, Katy Perry and now Holland are a few celebrities on a growing list of A-listers with nonalcoholic beverage brands, per the Deseret News.

Tom also reflected on how he would previously “drink and drink and drink and drink” when he was consuming alcohol, which always led to him waking up with “a terrible headache” the following day. “I just sort of said to myself,

Man' star, has just announced some big news! On Sunday (October 13), he revealed on social media that he's launching a new line of non-alcoholic beer called Bero. This exciting venture comes over a year after Tom publicly shared his journey to sobriety.

Tom Holland revealed that he had struggled with alcohol issues in the past. For about two and a half years, the actor has been living in sobriety and has just announced he is launching his zero-alcohol beer brand - BERO.

"Spider-Man" star Tom Holland has become the latest A-lister to dip his toes into the nonalcoholic beverage game. On Sunday, a cryptic Instagram post led users to Bero Brewing, a zero-proof beer venture slated to hit the market on Wednesday.