The cofounders of Sipland are redefining the “no + low ABV” drinking culture
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This industry is really booming, and everybody is trying to get their hand in the pot. Sipland can come in and offer guidance on what’s good and what isn’t. I think a lot of it is we’re customers, too. We also want to go out and have something delicious and not have to drink alcohol.
All flavor, no proof: The spike in unspiked drinks across SC
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Bartenders across the state seem to agree with Fienning — and are happy to be contributing to safer drinking culture.
“It can be hard to do what I do knowing that alcohol isn’t great for you,” said Williams. “It makes me feel better to offer people another option.”
Sorelle and Sipland launch a new non-alc + low-alc cocktail menu featuring tomatoes
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Curious to try some non-alcoholic sips? Make plans to check out the new menu from Sorelle and Sipland. The featured drink is the Tomato Water Martini, which is made with Seedlip Grove 42, house-made tomato water, lemon, saline, and a house-made hot sauce.
Charleston fine dining restaurants start to offer high-end zero-proof drink pairings
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Molly Fienning, co-founder of Sipland Co., said drinking is no longer on the binary. While many people are not drinking at all, others are drinking low-alcohol beverages or choosing not to drink a majority of the time.
The Best Zero Proof and Alcoholic Holiday Cocktails
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Wintery margaritas and effervescent peppermintinis, even a blood orange twist on eggnog, will look as beautiful as they taste—ditto the zero proof espresso martini recipe from Sipland, a creative consultancy in the alt-bev space, working with brands like Ghia, French Bloom, and De Soi.
As Americans Drink Less Alcohol, Low-Dose THC Faces New Federal Limits
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Molly Fienning is the co-founder of Sipland, a beverage consultancy and cultural studio working across NA, functional, CBD and THC brands. “At low doses,” she explained in an email interview, “THC supports regulation rather than stimulation. In beverage form, especially at two milligrams (up to five milligrams depending on the person), it offers a gentler, more controllable experience that can help take the edge off stress and support wind-down rituals without the rebound effects people experience with alcohol. Ultimately, low-dose THC works when it helps people settle, not when it asks them to escape.”