7 Black Women-Owned Non-Alcoholic Beverage Brands That Preserve The Pizzazz Of Black Girl Magic Without The Hangover - Page 3
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Siobhan Dixon
2. Brooklyn Brewed Sorrel
In 2015, inspired by her father’s sorrel recipe, Nzinga Knight—a first-generation Caribbean-American—started experimenting with the family recipe.
Steeped in more than 400 years of tradition, she replaces alcohol content with rich antioxidants from natural ingredients like sorrel and ginger. It’s also made with pure cane sugar, cloves, cinnamon, allspice, bay leaves, and orange peel.
Brooklyn Brewed Sorrel is perfect as a mixer or served solo.
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