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The Role of Bartenders in Promoting Responsible Drinking

Chilled Magazine

How Bartenders Promote Responsible Drinking If you’re a drinker, you’ve likely fallen into the trap of having an extra drink when you shouldn’t. It takes a certain type of character to sympathize with a drinker’s persistent, all-consuming thirst while still promoting a responsible alcoholic intake level among other clientele.

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Elevating the alcobev experience with LivCheers.com

Spiritz

In an era where digital platforms redefine consumer experiences, the alcoholic beverage industry is joining the revolution. LivCheers.com , a pioneering platform, is transforming how consumers interact with and explore the world of alcoholic beverages. Finding reliable, in-depth information about alcoholic beverages can be challenging.

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40 Under 40 Spotlight: Ashleigh McFadden

Cheers

Her advocacy for underrepresented wineries, particularly women winemakers, promotes diversity in the wine industry. Her ability to connect with guests from all walks of life, curate exceptional wine programs and champion sustainability makes McFadden a true innovator and role model in the beverage alcohol industry.

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What Is Zebra Striping? A Catchy New Way to Drink In Moderation

VinePair

Zebra striping the coined term for alternating alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks within a session falls under this distinction. In this case, the volley references a style of mindful drinking thats uniquely suited to feed off the zeitgeist of the no- and low-alcohol movement. Its also a rather terrific conversation starter.

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GSN Review: Tenneyson Black Ginger Plant Based Alcohol Alternative

Good Spirits News

Tenneyson’s ALCOHOL-FREE Black Ginger blend is made with real plant and botanical extracts and can be enjoyed neat, on-the-rocks, or mixed into a NO or LOW-proof cocktail. Lowering or removing alcohol from some or all of your cocktails can promote gut, brain, and skin health while also relieving stress and anxiety.

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Can the Beverage Industry Stand United Amid Anti-Alcohol Animosity on Multiple Fronts?

VinePair

Alcohol is under scrutiny from regulators, public health experts, and the media. On the broad message — that alcohol has a place in society, and that it can be consumed at safe levels — the industry largely agrees. Earlier this year, two of the most important alcohol companies in the U.S. Or is it at war with itself?

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The Truth About “Zebra Striping” and Functional Drinking

Dry Atlas

The rise of non-alcoholic (NA) drinks has brought with it a fresh wave of creative concepts, and zebra striping is one of the most popular. Alternating between alcoholic and NA drinks is often promoted as a way to balance indulgence with responsibility. What is Zebra Striping?