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🩓 Premium Wine House 90+ Cellars adds non-alcoholic to the portfoliođŸ„‚

plus the rise of wellness-focused dance parties

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Today’s menu:

  • No Booze News đŸ“ˆ: 90+ Cellars introduces affordable non-alcoholic French sparkling

  • They’re one of us đŸ€:  How one motivational speaker gave up drinking for a more mindful life

  • Wait, but why? đŸ€”: Why do we look at stopping drinking as a black-and-white decision?

  • Proofer Products 🛒: Nashville launches its first booze-free bar

  • Event SpotlightđŸ•șđŸ»: The rise of wellness-focused dance parties

No Booze News 📈:

90+ Cellars introduces affordable non-alcoholic French sparkling.

90+ Cellars, known for premium wines, just debuted its first alcohol-free offerings: a Sparkling Brut and Sparkling Rosé.

Made with traditional methods, these wines get a zero-proof twist through reverse osmosis to keep all the flavors without the alcohol.

Why it matters: At just $12 a bottle, they’re fresh, fruit-forward, and low in calories—perfect for those leaning into sober-curious trends.

Sourced from a top winery in France, the Brut features Souvignier Gris grapes with citrus and stone fruit notes, while the Rosé offers strawberry and raspberry flavors from Grenache grapes.

The takeaway: With the non-alcoholic wine market expected to grow 7% globally by 2027, 90+ Cellars is set to meet demand with a quality, everyday-price alternative. Find these new non-alcoholic wines online and in 15 U.S. markets.

They’re one of us đŸ€:

How one motivational speaker gave up drinking for a more mindful life.

This week, we’re highlighting a powerful moment from Melissa Wood - Tepperberg, the motivational speaker and wellness guru behind Move with Heart.

In a candid episode of her podcast, Melissa opens up about her conscious decision to stop drinking.

What to know: Best known for her approach to mindfulness through meditation, movement, and the power of prayer, Melissa has paved the way for a more intentional, mindful way of life.

In this episode, she shares her personal journey of letting go of alcohol, reflecting on the positive impact it’s had on her overall well-being and personal growth.

Why it matters: Her story is a reminder that sometimes, the greatest shift comes when we make room for clarity, health, and purpose. Whether you're sober curious or already on your own wellness journey, Melissa's message of self-care and mindfulness will inspire you to take that next step.

Wait, but why? đŸ€”:

Why do we look at stopping drinking as a black-and-white decision?

The choice to stop drinking is often seen as a stark, all-or-nothing decision. You’re either "sober" or you’re still "drinking," with little room for nuance.

But this oversimplified view doesn’t reflect the complex reality for many people who choose to reduce or stop drinking. The decision is more about a personal journey of self-discovery and health than a rigid label.

The grey area of stopping drinking: The black-and-white approach to quitting drinking doesn’t capture the range of experiences people have when making this change.

Life isn’t lived in extremes, and neither is the process of reevaluating alcohol. By treating the decision as a simple, absolute choice, we miss the opportunity for deeper, more meaningful growth that happens in the grey areas.

The truth is, there’s a vast spectrum between heavy drinking and complete abstinence.

Many people explore that middle ground, discovering balance and clarity without completely cutting alcohol out. The grey area allows room for self-reflection, self-improvement, and healthier habits—without the pressure to conform to a single, rigid definition of "sober."

Embracing the spectrum: Instead of seeing the choice to stop drinking as a black-and-white decision, we can help ourselves by embracing the grey.

Recognize that it's okay to explore different levels of change—whether it’s taking a break, cutting back, or finding an entirely new relationship with alcohol.

This approach allows us to meet ourselves where we are, honoring our journey without the burden of perfection.

Next time we find ourselves questioning our relationship with alcohol, let's remember that it’s not about making one definitive decision, but about finding a path that feels right for us, in our own time, and without unnecessary labels.

The grey areas are where real growth happens—so let’s make space for that flexibility and self-compassion.

Proofer Products 🛒:

Nashville’s launches it’s first booze-free bar

Nashville, aka NashVegas, just got an upgrade to its nightlife đŸȘ©

Passage Kava Lounge is the city’s first booze-free bar, opening up a whole new way to unwind and connect without the hangover.

Nestled in the heart of the city, this unique spot swaps the usual cocktails for kava-based drinks and other plant-powered elixirs, creating an inviting space for those looking to enjoy the energy of a night out without alcohol.

Why It Matters: As the demand for alcohol-free social spaces grows, Nashville is tapping into a new kind of nightlife.

Passage Kava Lounge is more than just a bar; it’s a place where you can hang out, meet friends, or even catch live music, all while sipping drinks designed to relax and rejuvenate.

The Net-Net: Next time you’re in Nashville for a bachelorette or bachelor party, consider stopping by Passage Kava Lounge. It’s the perfect booze-free option for mixing things up while still enjoying the city’s vibrant social scene—no shots required!

Event Spotlight đŸ•șđŸ»:

The rise of wellness-focused dance parties

A new wave of wellness-focused dance parties is here, reshaping how we think about nightlife.

These alcohol-free, high-energy events combine dance, mindfulness, and connection. The focus isn’t just about letting loose—it’s about connecting with yourself and others in a meaningful way.

With major artists like Kaskade and ILLENIUM leading the charge for sober living, wellness-focused collectives like Daybreaker, Superbloom, and The Oracle Project are pioneering the movement, offering alcohol-free spaces where people can dance, reflect, and bond.

Why you care: The shift to wellness-based dance parties is more than just a trend—it’s about finding balance and community in a world often dominated by substance use.

These events offer a place for deeper, more authentic connections, without the pressure of drinking or conforming to societal expectations. It's a reminder that fun doesn't have to come with a hangover or anxiety the next day.

Net-Net: Next time you're looking for an unforgettable night out, think beyond traditional parties.

Step into a wellness-based event where you can dance, set intentions, and connect in a space designed for authenticity. It might be intimidating at first, but once you push past the discomfort, you'll discover a more fulfilling way to have fun and form genuine connections.

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