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5 excellent tips for understanding VODKA

Home » Blog » 5 excellent tips for understanding VODKA<br>The seduction of Vodka starts in the brain<br>What one imagines, presumes and knows about each brand is a controlled sensorial construct that speaks before the drink can say something.<br>That’s a novelty; hence vodka is the current, modern drink with an ample sample of consumers. You choose the segment in which you want to be, and go there.<br>This doesn’t happen with other categories of famous drinks in which are required years…

Why I Don’t Drink Budweiser…and Why I’m Not Alone

Budweiser has always been far more about marketing than beer. The founder of Anheuser Busch, Adolphus Busch, refused to drink his own brew, calling it “that slop” (he was German, of cou…

Bartenders Reveal What Your Drink Says About You

A recent survey finds that 50% of all drinkers admit to being “embarrassed’ to order their favorite drinks in public, and they may have a good reason to. A new Reddit thread has bartenders revealing the stereotypes they give to popular drink orders and after reading it you may never order your favorite drink in public again<br>Among the stereotypes assigned:<br>Vodka martini- "These are fancy drunks."<br>IPA– “IPA drinkers are bearded dads who want to ask 15 questions and try 15 samples."…

13 Facts Every Self-Respecting Beer Drinker Should Know

See what researchers found when they tested a bottle of Fiji Water against a glass of tap water.

The Soft Drinks Industry Responds to Pressure to Become Healthier

Public policy makers and consumers have putting pressure on the soft drinks industry to take responsibility for their role in public health issues.

Salty, sour, spicy, bitter: Will soft drinks ever go beyond sweet?

Will ‘sweet’ always be superior in the soft drink category? Or will consumers embrace the whole world of senses and suss out alternative tastes?

Can Discouraging Soft Drinks Encourage Happier Workers?

Mounting evidence shows regular consumption of both the sugar containing and diet varieties of these drinks are linked to significant health problems.

Can you guess the names of the classic soft drink mascots?

How To Start A Bottled Water Business?

To quench your thirst for entrepreneurship, a bottled water business is perfect. So, now let's answer how to start a bottled water business!

Bottled Water: Friend or Foe?

Some people choose bottled water over tap because they think it’s cleaner. Some do it out of convenience: It’s easy to grab a bottle of water to tak

Is bottled water bad for my teeth?

Soft Drinks and Health and Wellness Can Coexist in the U.S. Alcohol Space

Given the growing health and wellness movement among U.S. consumers, conventional wisdom would suggest that soft drinks would suffer. But in reality, the opposite is happening, particularly in the alcoholic beverage space. And amid the juxtaposition of the sober-curious consumers and the premium...

Bottled Water, Brought to You by Fracking?

The link between fracking and the bottled water industry is one more reason to take back the tap.

Pros And Cons Of Banning Bottled Water

Many cities, venues, and scholastic institutions have banned bottled water following campaigns by environmental groups, but critics warn such bans can have harmful unintended effects. The Onion looks at the pros and cons of banning bottled water.

Is Bottled Water Really Better?

Some people believe that bottled water is better for you than tap water, but that's not necessarily true.

Why Do We Continue To Buy Bottled Water?

Why is it that in developed countries, where safe drinking water is literally ‘on tap’, we continue to buy bottled water?

Does Bottled Water Really Expire?

Water can’t exactly go bad, if what you have is truly just water and it’s in a sealed bottle. There aren’t any nutrients for bacteria to eat, so it’s not like you can get food poisoning. So why does bottled water have a “best by” date on it?

Medical science or plug for bottled water?

Letters: Charlotte Wright on skin dehydration and drinking water, and Hester Doherty on the use of a plastic bottle water to illustrate drinking water