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How These 3 Bev Brands Are Tapping Dry January

These three non-alcoholic bev brands are capitalizing on Dry January to be part of Gen Z’s sober-curious lifestyle

Written and Edited by the YPulse Editorial Team
KEY TAKEAWAYS
  • OLIPOP is helping young adults craft their own mocktail recipes at home with a “Virtual Soda Sommelier”
  • Bubly is letting young consumers “press for Bubly” for a chance to win a free supply of the sparkling water
  • Mocktail Club is a woman of color owned mocktail brand that’s banking on young consumers’ interest in wellness trends
The popularity of pre-made non-alcoholic cocktails, buzz-less spirits, and zero-proof alcohol brands have grown in tandem with young people’s sober-ish mindsets (which YPulse has long reported on). They might even have a hand in driving it further: as marketing for these drinks steps up their game, non-alcoholic beverages look as trendy as their counterparts. But while Dry January campaigns often come from alcohol brands looking to expand their audience, some of the buzziest campaigns are brands that had nothing to do with alcohol in the first place. Now, soda and seltzer brands are positing themselves as an alternative and stepping...

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