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The 2024 Charleston Wine + Food Festival Returns With Elevated Bubbles and Bites

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Though not every chef, sommelier, brewer, and winemaker who breaks bread at Charleston Wine + Food is a South Carolina native, the Lowcountry is dutifully represented, and the others appreciate the recognition the state has carved out for itself in the food and drink realm.

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(parentheses): Redefining Sobriety with Artisanal Flair

Dry Atlas

Photo credit: Eli Percy Photo By Ashley Sunderland, The Sober Curator Contributor In the ever-evolving landscape of non-alcoholic beverages, (parentheses) emerges as a bold pioneer, challenging our perceptions of what a sophisticated drink can be. The result is a beverage that offers comfort and relaxation without the need for alcohol.

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Q&A with Aaron Wisniewski, Founder & CEO of Guinep Cocktails

Dry Atlas

Tell us a bit more about your experience as a chef, sommelier, mixologist, and professional flavor designer. It’s the lens that has informed my roles as a professional chef, sommelier, and bartender since the beginning of my career in 2001. I was on my third “mocktail” of the night at a bar with a bunch of friends.

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Cannabis and CBD Beverages On The Rise

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This is being fueled by recreational legalization in multiple states and increased consumer demand for alternatives to alcohol. The growing “zero proof movement has caused health-conscious consumers to move away from alcohol beverages. Theres the NA beer and mocktail markets, and even zero proof alcohol. In the U.S.