Tom Holland Named One of His Non-Alcoholic Bero Beers After Zendaya’s Dog Noon

Noon Wheat isn’t the only name that has significance to Tom Holland. Each of the beers within his Bero line is dedicated to something meaningful in his life. Holland said that Kingston Golden Pils is named after Kingston Hospital where he was born.

“It means a lot to me,” he continued. “Shoutout to my mom who’s backstage. Some of her best work, I’m sure.”

Edge Hill is the location of a school where he first started doing ballet. “Without that school, without that teacher, I wouldn’t be sat here today. So it felt like it was a good thing to put on a can.”

While promoting his new N/A beer brand, Holland made a video of himself hand-delivering cases of beer to various locations in New York City. In the video, he’s walking through the busy Grand Central Station with no problem, which is why Meyers commented that it appeared he did not get recognized.

“We’re walking through Grand Central Station and I was so insulted,” Holland joked. “I’m Spider-Man! It’s New York City! Come on!”

Holland has been open with his journey to sobriety, saying in an interview that he decided to quit drinking altogether after he struggled to do “Dry January” in 2022.

“I couldn’t quite wrap my head around how much I was struggling without booze in that first month — and It really scared me,” he said on the Rich Roll podcast. He also added that a tough conversation with his doctor about his liver pushed him further to realize he may have “a bit of an issue” with alcohol.

“I started sleeping better. I was handling stressful situations better,” Holland said about being sober. “My relationship [with Zendaya] was better. My relationship with my family was better. My relationship with my work was better.”