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The Ultimate Guide To Craft Mocktails For Dry January

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Photo by Jonathan Borba via Unsplash TRENDS IN ALCOHOL-FREE COCKTAILS At one time, being the designated driver or a sober companion meant only getting to select from sugary soft drinks, juice, tonic or soda water, lousy coffee, or tap water (maybe sparkling water if you’re lucky). So, too, are craft mocktails.

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Brandy and Cognac Trends for 2024

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During the past year, the Cognac category has stabilized and returned to pre-pandemic consumption levels before the spikes of 2020 and 2021, says Jennifer Pisciotta, global vice president of marketing at DUss. DUss Cognac has been accelerating on-premise efforts with cocktails such as the D’Uss Spicy Sidecar.

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Tasting: Chinola Taps into Modern Trends

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In this brand you will find: All-natural/better-for-you ingredients, cultural authenticity, at-home mixology, social media proficiency and — particularly relevant with younger drinkers — the right social values. Bars like T-Squared Social in New York City use Chinola in a variety of craft cocktails. Merinoff explains. “We

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The Chartreuse Shortage: Finding The Perfect Chartreuse Substitute

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Like I mentioned, the craft cocktail movement is mostly to blame for the supply shortage, but it’s a little more complicated than simple supply-and-demand. When the pandemic craziness hit in 2020 and creating great cocktails at home suddenly became all the rage, the sales of Chartreuse skyrocketed.

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