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San Francisco New Year’s Eve Party At Cityscape Bar, The City’s Tallest Skybar

PubClub

The menu also includes small plates, Bay Area craft beer and wine, top-shelf liquors, and a private reserve collection featuring rare vintages from prominent wineries such as California-based Stag’s Leap, Duckhorn, and Raymond Vineyard.

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Making Non-Alcoholic Wine Will Never Be Easy. Can Momentum Carry It Forward?

VinePair

Beer has arguably pulled off the NA feat best, cracking the zero proof code and producing genuinely drinkable options that resemble real styles. But craft beer didn’t pull off the miracle overnight and we probably shouldn’t expect the same from wine. But what of wine?

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The Ultimate Guide To Craft Mocktails For Dry January

A Bar Above

Today, we see a wide variety of non-alcoholic options under bar menu headings that include Zero ABV , No- and Low-Alcoholic Drinks , Alcohol-Free , NA Options , and Zero Proof. By whatever name you call them, craft mocktails still require care, skill, and fresh ingredients like their boozy cousins.

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Non-Alcoholic Beer: The Ultimate Guide for Mindful Drinkers

Dry Atlas

Ale Ales are brewed with top-fermenting yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae), which operates at warmer temperatures and tends to produce a variety of esters and other secondary flavors and aromas, often resulting in a beer with a more complex taste. Stout Stouts are a dark, full-bodied beer style that evolved from porters.

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Father’s Day Gift Guide

A Bar Above

The Aviary cocktail books : Like Death & Co, The Aviary offers several books, including ones for summer cocktails, zero proof cocktails, and holiday cocktails– So you can choose which is the best fit for your cocktail lover!

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A High-Tech ‘Beer Printer’ From Belgium Wants to Digitize the Drinking Experience

VinePair

wants to bring molecular mixing to the pint glass with a tabletop “beer printer” that can supposedly recreate any brew in a matter of seconds. That might sound like something from the future, but it’s already here — at least in the proof-of-concept stage. What’s really a game changer is you can adjust the alcohol level from zero to 8.5

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