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Asahi invests in US non-alc retailer The Zero Proof - Vimarsana News

Asahi invests in US non-alc retailer The Zero Proof

Asahi Group Holdings has taken part in a Series A funding round at US non-alcoholic drinks retailer The Zero Proof.

The Zero Proof Closes Series A Funding Round and Extends Its Lead in Adult Non-Alcoholic Beverages - Vimarsana News

The Zero Proof Closes Series A Funding Round and Extends Its Lead in Adult Non-Alcoholic Beverages

/PRNewswire/ -- The Zero Proof, the first and leading dedicated online retailer, importer, and supplier of adult non-alcoholic beverages, today announced the...

How much do Dry January participants save in a month without booze? - Vimarsana News

How much do Dry January participants save in a month without booze?

Anya Chuyko-Yuhasz had a “really exciting” January last year. She was one of the millions of US adults who took part in Dry January, a challenge in which people cut out alcohol for 30 days. A month without alcohol has been shown to have a wide array of health benefits, including better sleep, weight loss, and increased energy, as well as lower blood pressure and cholesterol. “I had a really great time doing it last year,” said Chuyko-Yuhasz, a 29-year-old city employee living in Roxborough, Phil

Source: yahoo.com
Best Non-Alcoholic Drinks 2024 - Forbes Vetted - Vimarsana News

Best Non-Alcoholic Drinks 2024 - Forbes Vetted

After tasting 14 new beverages in 2024, I found the 12 best non-alcoholic drinks that are delicious, complex and effortless to drink.

Source: forbes.com
No alcohol, no problem: Indy mocktails for Dry January - Vimarsana News

No alcohol, no problem: Indy mocktails for Dry January

Amidst the rising trend of Dry January, numerous establishments in Indianapolis are catering to patrons seeking alcohol-free options.