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Non-alcoholic drinks can be just as good as alcoholic ... sour, and bitter. For example, say you’re using grapefruit juice as the base for your drink. The sour, acidic flavor profile of this ...

Sales of non-alcoholic drinks are on the rise, as European consumers embrace the alcohol-free lifestyle. In fact, while alcohol consumption continues to decline at a rate of 0.5 litres per capita, the ...

The stats would certainly suggest so. Because while alcohol consumption continues to drop, sales of non-alcoholic drinks are on the up and up. But it wasn’t always like this. Oh no. Not so long ago ...

The growing popularity of non-alcoholic drinks (for example, mocktails) represents a significant shift in how individuals approach social drinking and alcohol use, particularly as part of the ...

It seemed like the right time to highlight the quality at which [non-alcoholic] drinks are being made today ... 99 Bottles’ tap kombuchas, for example, have a small percentage (less than ...

From pricy mocktails to non-alcoholic wine, there's no doubt that alcohol-free beverages are more than just a trend.

For example, the restaurant served a flatiron ... “We also had this intention that non-alcoholic (drinks) are not just sodas and juices. People want something that is lower sugar content ...

"There are really great non-alcoholic cocktails and there are bartenders now who are making exceptional [drinks]," Brown said ... who are making it." One example of improved quality is the ...

which exclusively sells non-alcoholic spirits, wines and beers, is a prime example of how easy it is to experiment with zero-proof living. However, the experience of ordering a drink with dinner ...