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Blossom Brothers Wine Spritzers

June 16, 2017

Debuting its first line of products Blossom Brothers introduced Blossom Brothers’ Wine Spritzers, which combine high-quality wine with natural botanical essences.

Brothership Irish-American Blended Whiskey

April 17, 2017

The Connacht Whiskey Co. Ltd. introduced a new whiskey in the United States: Brothership Irish-American Blended Whiskey.

Hillsburg non-alcohol malt beverages

March 1, 2017

Tempire Group introduced Hillsburg non-alcohol malt beverages in the United States.

Copper & Kings Zmaj Absinthe Superior

January 20, 2017

Copper & Kings American Brandy Co. is launching its limited-release Zmaj Serbian juniper barrel aged absinthe this month.

Gold Bar American Whiskey

January 10, 2017

Yerba Buena Beverage LLC, doing business as Gold Bar Bottling Co., now offers Gold Bar Premium 889 blend, an American whiskey finished in gold-plated barrels, it says.

Infographic: Honey offers natural sweetener for non-alcohol, alcohol drinks

The National Honey Board hosts Honey Editor’s Summit

Barbara Harfmann

November 14, 2016

Honey is a versatile, all-natural ingredient being used to add flavor and sweetness to a plethora of products, including beer, ready-to-drink teas and energy drinks as well as spirits.

Honeydrop Beverages available at Sprouts Farmers Market

Distribution deal places cold-pressed lemonades in 250 Sprouts locations

August 22, 2016

New York-based Honeydrop Beverages announced that its cold-pressed honey lemonades now are available at 250 Sprouts Farmers Market stores nationwide. The specialty grocery chain will carry three Local Raw Honey Lemonade flavors:

Tuvunu

July 8, 2016

Hellas Farms LLC launched Tuvunu (pronounced “too-voonoo”), a ready-to-drink Green Mountain tea that can be served hot or cold, in the U.S. market.

Natural ingredients boost energy drink market

Manufacturers turn to amino acids, carbohydrates and much more for sustained energy formulations

Barbara Harfmann

April 11, 2016

Launched in 1989, TV commercials featuring the Energizer Bunny, the sunglass-wearing pink toy rabbit, have entered the vernacular as a representation for anything that endlessly continues. As more consumers strive to “get up and go,” energy drinks also have entered the mainstream, according to ingredient suppliers.