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A group of women are bringing craft beer to Rwanda By washingtonbeerblog on April 15, 2021 at 3:58 PM
A brewery in Rwanda puts the “international” in International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day
Two Beers Brewing releases Drinking Boots IPA on April 19th. Silver City Brewery released Royal Tea Honey Cream Ale on April 9th. Dru Bru released Alpha Female Double IPA on April 1st. The Women of the Ballard Brewery district released its collaborative beer, (You Should) Smile More IPA, on March 31st.
Those are just a few examples of beers brewed by women on International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day to support the Pink Boots Society. Women at breweries around the world did the same, creating hundreds of beers to benefit the international organization that supports, educates, fosters, and celebrates women in the beer and brewing industries.
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12 female-owned drinks brands to seek out and sip 8th March, 2021 by Lucy Shaw
In celebration of International Women’s Day today, we’ve rounded up a dozen dynamic drinks brands, from wine and beer to whisky, that are owned and run by women.
Double Dutch
Joyce and Raissa de Haas of Double Dutch
Dutch twins Joyce and Raissa de Haas founded premium mixer brand Double Dutch in 2015 after securing an initial investment from UCL to develop their first two flavours: Cucumber & Watermelon, and Pomegranate & Basil. Today the twins sell 750,000 mixers a month from a 10-strong range in 26 global markets.
Designed for high-end spirits and cocktails, among the expressions in the range are: Cranberry & Ginger, Skinny Tonic Water, Soda Water and Ginger Beer. The mixers are stocked at bars and restaurants across the UK and are also available at Wa