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Local Restaurants Offer Mocktails for Dry January - Vimarsana News

Local Restaurants Offer Mocktails for Dry January

Local restaurants offer a variety of non-alcoholic Mocktails through the month for those who celebrate Dry January.

Finding the right flavors for alcohol-free products - Vimarsana News

Finding the right flavors for alcohol-free products

Alcohol contributes to the flavor, body and mouthfeel in traditional alcoholic beverages – so what happens when you take that away? In a category that has been plagued by perceptions of flavor inferiority, we explore how alcohol-free brands are innovating to create a satisfactory flavor experience.

New beverage launches: from sparkling water to canned cocktails - Vimarsana News

New beverage launches: from sparkling water to canned cocktails

From sparkling wine to collagen drinks, we take a look at some of the beverages launching around the globe.

HOP WTR taps into functional benefits, alcohol moderation to grow brand - Vimarsana News

HOP WTR taps into functional benefits, alcohol moderation to grow brand

Non-alcoholic beverage brand HOP WTR is leaning on functional ingredients like ashwagandha and L-Theanine to provide consumers with added mood management benefits, as the brand looks to sustain interest and repeat purchase following a spike in sales from Dry January, co-founder and CEO Jordan Bass told FoodNavigator-USA in a video interview at Natural Products Expo West.

Dry January: These zero-proof drinks are anything but boring - Vimarsana News

Dry January: These zero-proof drinks are anything but boring

With the new year often come new resolutions to focus on living healthy. If you feel like you celebrated the holidays maybe a little too much this year and are taking a break from alcohol, you're in luck. Suburban restaurants and bars are paying attention by offering creative nonalcoholic libations for Dry January.