Tag: Organic alcohol

According to a 2023 report, the global organic spirits market is experiencing significant growth, yet many consumers still wonder if their 'organic' label translates to tangible health benefits. While organic liquor is made from ingredients free of synthetic pesticides and fertilizers, the presence of ethanol—a toxic compound produced during fermentation—remains constant. This article separates marketing hype from scientific reality to address the core question: is organic liquor good for you?

Ocean Organic Vodka is distilled from organic sugarcane, yet a standard 1.5-ounce serving contains 0 grams of sugar and 0 grams of carbs. The powerful distillation process, which purifies the spirit, is responsible for this surprising and health-conscious outcome.

According to the World Health Organization, no level of alcohol consumption is safe for health, regardless of how it's produced. However, the rise of the organic spirits market suggests a growing consumer belief that certain types of alcohol are healthier than others. But what is the real difference between organic and conventional American spirits, and does that difference translate to a health benefit for you?

Boochcraft, a hard kombucha, has a 7% ABV, unlike traditional kombucha that has trace amounts of alcohol. The alcohol in Boochcraft is ethyl alcohol, or ethanol, which is a product of a two-stage fermentation process, differentiating it from low-alcohol counterparts.

In 2019, a US Public Interest Research Group study found that 19 of 20 popular beer and wine brands contained trace amounts of glyphosate, the active ingredient in the weedkiller Roundup. This groundbreaking research ignited consumer concerns about the presence of pesticides in alcohol, a topic that deserves a closer look at the sources, types, and health implications of these contaminants.

Distilled vodka contains zero carbs, zero sugar, and less than 100 calories per 1.5-ounce shot of 80-proof spirit. When asking what vodka is the healthiest, the answer is more nuanced than just these basic nutritional facts, involving ingredients, purity, and most importantly, your mixers.