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Drinking: One New Year's Resolution Made Easy

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Drinking: One New Year's Resolution Made Easy

Titirangi Auckland, 9th January 2007. One of the hardest New Year’s resolutions to uphold is that of moderating or having a break from alcohol. With summer in full swing there seems to be an endless series of BBQ’s or Sunday lunches just around the corner, tempting you to break that promise you made.

However there is help out there, there is no need to sip quietly in the corner on your Orange-lemonade or Mineral water when you can get all the taste and experience of your familiar alcoholic beverage but without the alcohol?

Non alcoholic wine and beers are widely available to quench your thirst but also your thirst for socialising. No longer need you be alienated because of your commitment to health and well-being to begin the year; you can even toast in the New Year and ‘clink’ glasses with the rest of them using the 'new tools of the socialising trade', premium non alcoholic beverages.

Non alcoholic wines offer a unique compliment to fine summer eating, while maintaining the focus of moderation. The Ariel range (www.clarety.co.nz) even contributes to some other possible resolutions with an average 50% less calories then their traditional counterparts and low GI ratings.

In the same breath (or mouthful) non alcoholic beers, like Warsteiner (www.clarety.co.nz) compliment both the waistline and those nasty ‘aftereffects’ with only 80 calories in each bottle and less alcohol then freshly squeezed orange juice.

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So suffer no longer as you attend that next summer event or evening under the stars as premium non alcoholic wine and beers can provide you with the vehicle to deliver on those New Year’s resolutions.

ENDS

About Clarety NZ:

Clarety NZ is an Auckland based business specialising in Premium Non Alcoholic Beverages. Whether you choose not to drink alcohol (such as through pregnancy) or cannot drink alcohol (because you are a sober driver or on medication) there are many instances when you still want to enjoy an event with friends and family but, not consume alcohol, but still indulge in a premium non alcoholic alternative.

The Wines: We discovered Ariel when searching for an alternative to standard non-alcoholic beverages like fizzy drinks or super sweet sparkling grape juice. In our case we wanted to enjoy a delicious meal complimented with a premium wine, but without the alcohol content. Ariel wines are premium varietal wines from the Napa Valley, California. Ariel wines are aged, fined and filtered according to the best traditional methods. The wine is fermented to dryness and the alcohol is removed through a gentle cold ultra-filtration process (reverse osmosis) that does not damage the natural flavour of the grape. This leaves you with an flavorsome, enjoyable, cultured and premium wine but without the alcohol. This patented method is unlike the heated evaporation procedure implemented by other makers of non alcoholic wine.

Ariel Vineyards are pioneers in the production of premium non-alcoholic wines. The wine world took notice when Ariel Blanc won a Gold Medal against wines with alcohol. Since that historic event, Ariel wines have been judged to be superior in eight professional wine competitions against wines with alcohol.

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