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There’s nothing like ice cold water to quench your thirst, but with so many bottled water options on the market, how do you know which is the best? Sip a few different brands of bottled water, and you can tell they aren’t all created the same. The flavor, after taste, ability to quench your thirst and feeling in your mouth is different from one type or one brand of bottled water to another.

Sports drinks are known for fueling up athletes after they’ve lost a lot of steam. Through heavy workouts, long runs and strenuous sports, these beverages get athletes through some of the toughest moments.

You’ll never forget that moment — the moment when your new favorite beverage crossed your lips and tickled your taste buds. Maybe it was a specialty soda you discovered on vacation. Maybe it was a soda that was popular but suddenly slowed in distribution. Whatever the reason, life just isn’t the same when you fall in love with hard to find beverages.

In cold weather, we find ourselves turning to warmer beverages to keep us toasty warm. Chocolate lovers enjoy hot chocolate, apple lovers drink hot apple cider, and hot tea and coffee are always popular as well. But what about wine lovers? Are they supposed to suffer through the cold with chilled bottles of white or lukewarm bottles of red? Absolutely not! In the chill of fall and winter, wine lovers turn to mulled cider wine to keep them warm.

Nothing says happy holidays like a set of homemade cocktail kits tailored to your friends’ and family members’ specific beverage preferences. They’re cheap, easy to make, fun to receive and delicious to enjoy. They also happen to make terrific bridesmaid and groomsmen gifts, party favors for baby showers and congratulatory gifts for any celebratory occasion.

It’s autumn, and that means apples are in abundance. Cold apple cider refreshes you on a warm autumn day, while hot apple cider keeps you toasty warm on chilly evening hayrides. And let’s not forget about the delicious apple pies for sale at every grocery store, bakery and coffee shop this time of year. Don’t forget there are plenty of other ways to use apples this fall season!