WELLBEING REPORT CARD
Here at WellBeing Brewing the team realizes it’s the feedback, comments, and suggestions that help us improve but also gauge our level of customer satisfaction. We were very excited when Certified Google and Shopify Business Partner Trustpilotcontacted us to coordinate a consumer feedback program to truly get real-time input on how our performance ratings where according to you – our valued customers. WellBeing Brewing Company has always strived to give our customers a world-class experience from the time they discover our NA Craft Beers to interacting with our website and finally when they purchase their first order or come back...
DRY JANUARY IS GOOD FOR YOUR WELLBEING.
This Dry January thing, where did it come from and why are we seeing it all of the sudden?It’s a pretty recent phenomenon actually. It was an idea baked up and as it turns out, brought back, by the government of the UK in 2014 when they realized everybody was drinking too much and they were spending too much money in health care costs. After careful consideration, it was deemed that the best time to catch people in the mood to cut down a little is the month of January. Let’s face it, in addition to alcohol, the end of...
THIS COULD INDEED BE A THING.
We always felt that this category was going to go somewhere – there were just too many people who weren’t drinking for whatever reason that were being massively underserved by big alcohol – but we think it’s starting to get a little momentum. In the past six months, there have been a spate of stories about the category and about our little endeavor. Here are some of the highlights! Washington Post THE SEARCH FOR A NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER THAT’S ACTUALLY WORTH DRINKING “When I got sober at 24, my biggest fear was that I’m never going to have fun again,” Stevens...
WELLBEING FOUNDER TALKS TO THE RFT ABOUT NON-ALCOHOLIC CRAFT BEER
Jeff Stevens’ WellBeing Brewing Is Brewing Craft Beer Without the ABV Before he founded WellBeing Brewing Company ( wellbeingbrewing.com ), Jeff Stevens spent most of his career working in advertising for national liquor brands, a gig that placed him squarely in the club scene. He traveled the world working with beer-and-spirits clients and was always in bars, whether entertaining clients or just being social. There was one huge problem, however. Stevens doesn’t drink. “I quit drinking when I was 24, but I was always in a position where I was around people drinking,” Stevens explains. “I drank a lot of non-alcoholic beer because...
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