White Claw s higher-alcohol Surge means Millennials can stop pretending hard seltzer was ever healthy
White Claw s higher-alcohol Surge means Millennials can stop pretending hard seltzer was ever healthy
It s about time we abandoned the idea of drinking alcohol, especially hard seltzer, for health reasons, in this week s Drinking with Esther newsletter
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Cans of White Claw Hard Seltzer are seen on Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2019 in San Francisco, Calif. Flavors from left are Natural Lime, Black Cherry, Raspberry, and Ruby Grapefruit. Hard seltzers were the drink trend of 2019.Russell Yip / The Chronicle 2019
It’s been a big week in the hard-seltzer world. White Claw, the most popular brand of hard seltzer in the U.S., introduced a new product with a special hook: It’s higher in alcohol.
Bay Briefing: They got the COVID vaccine. Then they got COVID
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Arlene Moon, 95, left, Vanessa Bain, center, and David Bain, 81, stand in their driveway in Menlo Park, CA on January 28, 2021.Nina Riggio / Special to The Chronicle
Good morning, Bay Area. It’s Thursday, April 15, and you’re not imagining it, grocery store prices are still higher than they were last year. Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
A different kind of breakthrough
By the end of March, Vanessa Bain’s entire multigenerational household had at least one dose of the vaccine.
And then her husband tested positive. Within days so did her grandfather and great-grandmother, along with Bain and her teenage daughter.