Alcohol sales are skyrocketing.
And that we are.
There’s no need to ditch your drinking habit completely to get back on track and stay healthy.
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Instead, reconsider your drink, and swap it for one of these healthy canned beverages.
The fermented tea is rich in good-for-your-gut probiotics and organic acids.
But don’t worry less juice doesn’t mean less flavor.
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This Hibiscus Lime booch is sure to be your go-to summer sip.
Order a case of these grapefruit-flavored cocktails from Cutwater Spirits instead.
When you’re looking for a low-calorie, low-sugar cocktail, these can’t be beat.
A can of sparkling rose in your hand right now.
Speaking of seltzer, did you know there’sa difference between club soda, seltzer, and sparkling water?
This healthy beer will get the job done.
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Most of the time, that’s because canned cocktails are only flavored with natural flavors.
The result is a probiotic beverage that’s slightly sweet, tangy, bubbly, and unexpectedly mellow.
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So does Willie’s Superbrew.
They landed on a blend of gin and grapefruit, and it was an overnight success.
This low-calorie kolsch-style beer is brewed with honey and cayenne for a kick.
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Looking to feel a bit fancy during your virtual happy hours?
Impress your friends, family, or coworkers by sipping on this Basque-style cider.
Expect a touch of sourness from the wild fermentation and the same dryness of wine like a pinot grigio.
For some recipe pairing inspiration, try it with ourCrunchy Keto Cheese and Ranch Pinchos.
This refreshing flavor is perfect for sipping during the summer.
Dogfish Head has you covered with this hazy IPA that has notes of pineapple, coconut, and mango.
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While the average IPA can climb upwards of 200 calories, this Delaware-based brewery keeps Slightly Might under 100.
This hard kombucha is teeming with live probiotics and it’s completely gluten-free.