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Mixologist and Alcohol-Free Bar Owner Taylor Boyd’s Non-Alc Picks

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In 2019, Taylor launched Bartender Rental, a mobile bar service that quickly became known for its quality, creativity, and unique ability to craft memorable moments through cocktails. Embracing a sober lifestyle, he discovered the profound impact of removing alcohol not just from his life but from his craft.

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The 10 Best Non-Alcoholic Wines for 2024

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And while the non-alcoholic beer and spirits categories have been churning out solid options for years, the non-alcoholic wine space is relatively new. Read on for the 10 best non-alcoholic wines we tried this year. This blend of Grüner Veltliner and Gelber Muskateller from Studio Null in Lower Austria is proof of that.

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Who Let the Fizz Out? Why Bubble-Free Booze Is on the Rise

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percent ABV Funny Water , carving a new niche in non-carbonated alcoholic drinks that, unlike wine or most cocktails, aren’t too strong. Bloating and burping are proof that life’s not always a gas. In 2021, the duo introduced the 3.75 But prickly bubbles, which don’t tickle everyone’s fancy, and carbonation can trigger acid reflux.

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The 24 Best Non-Alcoholic Drinks Brands for 2024

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In recent years, the non-alcoholic (NA) space has exploded in breadth and depth. Overall, we determined that the bitter profile of aperitifs lends itself best to an NA format, as it’s seemingly easier to mimic without alcohol. Now that you’re up to speed, here are the 24 best non-alcoholic drinks brands for 2023.

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Interview with Roddy Nicoll, Co-Founder of Spirits of Virtue

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Roddy, you launched Spirits of Virtue before the recent rise of alcohol alternatives. I had a confectionery company, worked in soft drinks, and then I was approached by another company making ingredients for Prosecco—the alcoholic version. Could you share what initially drew you to this space before it became so popular?

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