With Dry January just around the corner, you need to try this range of alcohol-free spirits. My personal favourite is the Sober Spirits Rum. It’s incredible on its own or shaken into cocktails and tastes exactly like rum!
In 2023 I will be focusing on being more mindful about what I consume. Sober Spirits is a fantastic alternative and means I can enjoy the taste of real spirits without the dreaded after-effects.
I am looking forward to seeing what more is to come from Sober Spirits.
We end this incredible year with a great article in The Guardian about the alcohol-free boom and Sober Spirits (World's First non-alcoholic spirits made from REAL spirits).
The article also talks about our friend Augustin Laborde and Le Paon Qui Boit (France's leading non-alcoholic cellar), where you can find our entire range 0.0%.
We strive to create the best non-alcoholic alternatives in the world, so that you can drink like everyone else, without compromise. Innovation is at the heart of our DNA and leads us directly to success.
Many thanks to Angelique Chrisafis for this beautiful article with its Anglo-Saxon cover, which I am sure will please Alexis Quivet, Richard Mosconi, Mathilde Boutillier.
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‘SOBER SPIRITS, the trend is starting’: France leading way in alcohol-free drinks boom
theguardian.com
Sales Manager Western Europe at Henkel
Living in France and a teetotaller, I've seen recently a massive boom in the choice of non alcohol drinks in the supermarchés. Notably beers. The quality and tastes are what I remember beer tasting of. Very impressed by some. However there is still a distinct lack of choice in restaurants and bars. I usually have the same drink as my kids. I think this is more to do with the stigma of alcohol free beverages in places which are reknowned for the opposite. A bit like screw caps on wine bottles. Very popular in my native UK but you would never see a French person open a bottle of Chateauneuf-du-Pape with anything less than a cork screw!