New Course Alert: Non-Alcoholic Mixology Are you ready to elevate your bartending skills and tap into the growing demand for non-alcoholic beverages? According to the International Wine and Spirit Research's Drinks Market Analysis, consumption of non-alcoholic (NA) drinks is set to increase by a third by 2026, as more consumers embrace no-alcohol alternatives. This global trend is already visible, with a recent CGA report revealing that 1 in 4 hotel guests in the US are now choosing alcohol-free options. The demand for creative, alcohol-free alternatives has never been higher, making it the perfect time to expand your skills. Our Non-Alcoholic Mixology course is tailored for bartenders and mixologists eager to expand their expertise. Learn to appeal to a growing segment of mindful drinkers while mastering the art of alcohol-free beverages. This course will equip you with the skills to craft sophisticated, flavourful non-alcoholic drinks that rival any cocktail. What you’ll learn: • The ethos behind non-alcoholic beverages • Styles, key ingredients, and leading non-alcoholic spirit brands • Mixology techniques and creative recipes • Proper storage and care for non-alcoholic spirits Become a leader in the emerging field of non-alcoholic mixology and offer your patrons a memorable, alcohol-free experience that stands out on any menu! Find out more: https://hubs.li/Q02Y96bl0 #Mixology #OnlineTraining #eLearning #JERRY #AllaraGlobal
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New Course Alert: Non-Alcoholic Mixology We’re excited to introduce our latest addition to the JERRY series! Are you ready to elevate your bartending skills and tap into the growing demand for non-alcoholic beverages? According to the International Wine and Spirit Research's Drinks Market Analysis, consumption of non-alcoholic (NA) drinks is set to increase by a third by 2026, as more consumers embrace no-alcohol alternatives. This global trend is already visible, with a recent CGA report revealing that 1 in 4 hotel guests in the US are now choosing alcohol-free options. The demand for creative, alcohol-free alternatives has never been higher, making it the perfect time to expand your skills. Our Non-Alcoholic Mixology course is tailored for bartenders and mixologists eager to expand their expertise. Learn to appeal to a growing segment of mindful drinkers while mastering the art of alcohol-free beverages. This course will equip you with the skills to craft sophisticated, flavourful non-alcoholic drinks that rival any cocktail. What you’ll learn: • The ethos behind non-alcoholic beverages • Styles, key ingredients, and leading non-alcoholic spirit brands • Mixology techniques and creative recipes • Proper storage and care for non-alcoholic spirits Become a leader in the emerging field of non-alcoholic mixology and offer your patrons a memorable, alcohol-free experience that stands out on any menu! Find out more: https://hubs.li/Q02Y9l860 #Mixology #OnlineTraining #eLearning #JERRY #AllaraGlobal
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We often see our product featured on both alcoholic and non-alcoholic menus. We appreciate how versatile our product is, catering to both needs, especially given the rising demand for non-alcoholic options in the hospitality industry, which shows no signs of slowing down. While there are many excellent non-alcoholic spirits and canned beverages available, our approach sets us apart. We provide bottled fresh juices and botanicals necessary to create a well-balanced beverage. Our accounts can then personalize anyway they see fit —adding liquor for a cocktail, keeping it non-alcoholic, or incorporating exciting ingredients like watermelon, jalapeño, hibiscus, prickly pear, or others, all while using WithCo as the base. With our 9 different product offerings, a beverage program can craft over 30 cocktails and 10 non-alcoholic options. The versatility is truly remarkable. Many have described us as a unique "subcategory" fusion between a mixer space and costly fresh juice program. We've seamlessly merged these two worlds to create one of the first fresh juice and real botanical bar-back services on the market, free from additives, concentrates, and so-called "natural" flavors. Onward and upward! Now we just need Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits support for almost 2,000 locations asking for the product!
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Another great story by James Hastings in Tasting Table on the best fruit liqueurs; some really great options here to help spruce up some classic cocktails. Thank you for including Chinola, it was a pleasure working with you. "Using passion fruit to zhuzh up a classic cocktail recipe isn't an especially new concept, and the invention of the porn star martini in the early 2000s meant passion fruit liqueurs have become something of a back bar staple. Many bartenders — myself included — typically opted for Passoã, at least until Chinola appeared on the scene in 2014. There's some expectation that any mass-produced fruit liqueur is going to contain a few artificial flavorings and preservatives. However, the Dominican Republic-based Chinola proved this is not necessary. The company claims to be the first to create a vine-to-bottle fruit liqueur using only fresh passion fruit, cane sugar, and neutral cane spirit, with zero additives. Remarkably, the liqueur is also completely shelf-stable, making it the ideal choice for both professional and home bartenders. The purity of Chinola Passion Fruit Liqueur is abundantly clear in its flavor. It tastes exactly like fresh — and slightly boozy — passion fruit juice, with the perfect amount of tartness to balance the fruity sweetness, something that's often missing in this style of liqueur. It's an excellent addition to refreshing cocktails like mojitos, margaritas, and daiquiris, but it can just as easily stand alone on the rocks or with a little soda." Read More: https://lnkd.in/eKWCsvac #beculturewise #spiritsPR #spiritsbusiness #spiritsindustry #drinksbusiness #drinksindustry #alcoholindustry #cocktailexpert #drinksexpert #happyhour
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And there you have it - 1000 days alcohol free. Mahalo to all those who have been following this journey and extremely grateful for the incredible support and relationships formed along the way. As the interest in mindful drinking continues (as does the revenue opportunity to accomodate this lifestyle choice) the learning and clarity this decision has provided has certainly been life changing. For hotel / restaurant owners and operators - if you have not already flexed to the growing market trend and continued improvement & availability of high quality N/A beverages, now is the time to explore expanding your lists and attractive offerings. With many jurisdictions lowering BAC’s and the vast expansion of health awareness among consumers, gone are the days of afterthought “virgin” cocktails simply leaving out the spirits in high sugar content “umbrella” drinks and here are the days of mindfully crafted, PROFITABLE, curated N/A beverage programs across our industry. What are your thoughts on the future of #nonalcoholic offerings?
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As the demand for sophisticated non-alcoholic beverages rises, top-tier bars, restaurants, and hotels are redefining their drink offerings. This shift is driven by health-conscious consumers seeking quality experiences without alcohol. The industry is responding with innovative non-alcoholic cocktails that match the complexity of traditional drinks, using premium ingredients and techniques like fermentation and barrel-aging. And now non-alcoholic wine is starting to appear on wine menus as the quality improves and they become less like sugary fruit juice. This trend is not just a passing phase but a significant opportunity for businesses to cater to a broader audience and boost their bottom line. Premium non-alcoholic options are priced similarly to alcoholic drinks, reflecting the care and craftsmanship (and often additional work) involved. Think of it like food choices. Remember when restaurants hardly catered to vegetarians or vegans - a thing of the past for high quality restaurants. Well, there are 20-30x more people that choose not to drink alcohol than there are vegans. For premium restaurant owners and event managers, embracing this trend is key to staying ahead. It's not just about offering a drink; it's about providing an inclusive, high-quality experience that resonates with today’s consumers. As we move forward, the elevation of non-alcoholic beverages is set to shape the future of dining and socializing, offering exciting new possibilities in the food and beverage industry. Know a restaurant that should be offering Bolle on the menu? Let us know or more importantly, let the restaurant owner know....we're ready to talk. #alcoholfree #premium #restaurants
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Don't underestimate the power of a mocktail! 🍹 Non-alcoholic cocktails have become a staple on drink menus across the country, with full-service restaurants embracing the trend. Just like their alcoholic counterparts, presentation is key. Check out www.getserveware.com for premium drinkware solutions. Restaurants like #PLANTA, #TupeloHoney and #BarcelonaWineBar are just a few stepping up with elevated, creative mocktails. This article may be a year old, but the relevance of mocktails in the industry remains strong today. #Mocktails #RestaurantTrends 🍸
Functional Mocktails are Having a Moment in Restaurants
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Chris Cardone, I get your scenario, but I have another idea. Profits or markups at the bar vary by product type, whereas, hard alcohol has a lower percentage cost than beer or wine when calculating markups. Anyone selling NA alternatives can offer these at a lower markup of profit in the same sense and therefore provide these beverages at a similar price to their alcoholic counterparts. Yes, this means less profit on the sale, but it also satisfies a better customer experience. Building profits is not just about charging more. Sometimes sacrificing a bit of short-term profit can pay off with additional customer counts and other metric scenarios.
The idea that non-alcoholic drinks are too expensive feels odd, although understandable, to me. As someone who doesn’t drink, I never choose a non-alcoholic cocktail because it’s “cheaper” than an alcoholic one. There’s obviously no choice there for me. However, the public perception that a cocktail without alcohol should cost less likely stems from the days when a "mocktail" was just a mix of juices and soda served in a large glass for a few bucks. Today, non-alcoholic cocktails are crafted with premium non-alcoholic spirits, offering a more balanced and complex drink that can cost the same, if not more, than their alcoholic counterparts. In fact, making a non-alcoholic cocktail can be just as challenging, if not more so, because they don’t simply substitute into classic cocktail recipes as easily as spirits do. It’s essential for those of us in hospitality to continue educating both the public and the industry on the value and cost of providing well-made non-alcoholic options on our beverage menus. #NonAlcoholicCocktails, #SoberCurious, #MindfulDrinking, #ZeroProof, #Mocktails, #SoberLiving, #HospitalityIndustry, #CraftCocktails, #AlcoholFree, #DrinkResponsibly
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Non-alcoholic beverages are beginning to revolutionize the restaurant industry. In recent years, we've seen a significant shift towards non-alcoholic beverages and mocktail options. These are just a few reasons why... have you decreased your alcohol intake? If so, why and what have the results been? 1. Consumer Health Consciousness: As more diners prioritize their health and wellness, there's a growing demand for sophisticated, flavorful non-alcoholic options. 2. Enhanced Dining Experience: Restaurateurs are creating inclusive environments by offering a diverse range of beverages that cater to all preferences, ensuring every guest feels valued. 3. Rising Popularity of Sober Curiosity: The sober curiosity movement is gaining traction, with many individuals choosing to reduce or eliminate alcohol consumption for personal and health reasons. 4. Innovative Beverage Programs: Restaurants are now investing in creative mixology to craft unique, high-quality non-alcoholic cocktails that rival traditional alcoholic drinks in complexity and taste. 5. Market Growth Statistics: According to industry reports, the non-alcoholic beverage market is expected to grow significantly, presenting a lucrative opportunity for restaurants to expand their offerings and appeal to a broader customer base. Embracing this trend not only meets consumer demand but also opens the door to new experiences and revenue streams. #HospitalityIndustry #RestaurantTrends #NonAlcoholicBeverages #SoberCuriosity #MarketGrowth #geckohospitality #restaurantindustry
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Something magical happened a few days before IMEX, the official IMEX handle used a # I and others have been using as an underground movement for the last few years since the conference came back in person #drIMEX! Fun Fact: I drink. It’s occasional but I’m not against it. Like a wine pairing dinner, I’m IN! At events and conferences I tend to steer clear of it. Alcohol really impedes good restful sleep due to how it inhibits melatonin production and given how demanding industry events are, I find I’m sharper if I don’t drink and I can usually get in a workout. I talk a LOT about NA, Non Alcoholic, non-alc, mocktails, soft cocktails, on the wagon and most recently the Zero Proof Botanical Beverage. With so many potential offerings this year, I did a lil review of all the ones leads I chased down at #IMEX24 but it turned out there was only one. Turned out there was a 6th lead I discovered that was non alcoholic and SUPER fun, but WOW it was a lot of sugar and juice. I saw a 7th that no one mentioned but saw some pictures on social, but can’t confirm what it was. So my declaration of the “Winner” of best Inclusive Beverage “Zero Proof Botanical Beverage” goes to Caesars Entertainment Meetings and Events for their “Double B.S.” and here’s the recipe: DOUBLE B.S. BOURBON BERRY SMASH 3/4 oz. of Simple Syrup 2 oz. Zero-proof Bourbon Fresh Raspberries, Lemon, Mint 1 oz. Ginger Beer Ashwagandha (optional) Muddle fresh raspberries, lemon, and mint with simple syrup. Add Zero-proof Bourbon, Ashwagandha (optional), ice and then shake. Add Ginger Beer and pour over ice. Garnish with dried lemon/mint. Now; here’s what might be one of the most important parts…how you serve it Serve “up” in a martini glass. This is a core principle to helping people feel included. Put this in the SAME stemware as you would a version with bourbon. Here’s the takeaway: Give people who drink or don’t, the same experience.
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Check out our MNP article on beverage trends. #businessinsights #foodandbeverage #beverage https://lnkd.in/gTZZyujj
Three beverage trends your business can capitalize on
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