From DIY Tea Kits to Travel Cocktail Kits
Laura McQuarrie — June 13, 2015 — Lifestyle
From making to transporting beverages, drink kits are proving to be a popular way for consumers to take what they consume into their own hands.
Craving customization, kits for drinking at home and during travel are emerging to offer products like cocktail-flavoring bitters, region-specific ingredients and specialty devices. Beyond conventional beverages, drink kits are being created for more exotic drink recipes like kombucha, rice wine and molecular gastronomy. Additionally, the ever-popular subscription service model continues to allow creative consumers to take on the role of a mixologist or barista at home once a month.
Now that the integrity of ingredients and processing is a major selling feature for health-conscious consumers, people are looking for kits to kick-start the process of preparing beverages like beer, soda, tea and coffee from scratch.
Craving customization, kits for drinking at home and during travel are emerging to offer products like cocktail-flavoring bitters, region-specific ingredients and specialty devices. Beyond conventional beverages, drink kits are being created for more exotic drink recipes like kombucha, rice wine and molecular gastronomy. Additionally, the ever-popular subscription service model continues to allow creative consumers to take on the role of a mixologist or barista at home once a month.
Now that the integrity of ingredients and processing is a major selling feature for health-conscious consumers, people are looking for kits to kick-start the process of preparing beverages like beer, soda, tea and coffee from scratch.
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