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I thought the article hinted towards the companies making drinks that don't pretend to be alcohol, and are just good-tasting drinks as an alternative to alcohol
by _chu1 3y ago
I thought the article hinted towards the companies making drinks that don't pretend to be alcohol, and are just good-tasting drinks as an alternative to alcohol but I saw the opposite. I don't see why anyone would want non-alcoholic rum.
- giantg2 3y agoSome people might like the taste.
- _chu1 3y agoTrue but if it hints towards the younger generations not liking or trying alcohol at all, it seems a bit out of touch.
- Obscurity4340 3y agoI wonder what ever happned to Palcahol or like David Nutt's substitute? I think the fundamental issue is you wanna "get fucked up" so you basically have to either reproduce that or simulate in a way that can be easily ended on demand and won't make people behave just as badly as alcohol, reminds me of when kids get into something that isnt alcohol but the placebo affect or social pressure gets them all to play along as if it was.