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What is Caribbean Sorrel?
It's particularly popular in places like Jamaica, Trinidad, Barbados and Guyana among people of African descent. What I discovered once we started offering our sorrel to the world is that sorrel not only has roots in the Caribbean, it's ancestry stretches back.... -
Sober September Summer Sparkler: BBS Sparkling Raspberry and Rosemary Mocktail keeps things exciting.
Are you ready to put your mixing skills to the test and recreate these refreshing end of summer non alcoholic drinks that are perfect for all of your gatherings? Whether you're gathering a group of people or gathering yourself at the end of the day :) -
Pure, natural and authentic ingredients in nonalcoholic sorrel
Pure, Natural and Authentic Pure, natural and authentic- it’s what we look for in any relationship. It’s what we deserve. So why should your drink selection be any different? -
Why people have red food and drinks to celebrate Juneteenth.
Two West African plants create that popular Juneteenth red color: kola and hibiscus. Kolas were used as snacks or as a refreshment, while hibiscus flowers were used to make tea and treat colds.
Nowadays, red velvet cakes, watermelon and red drinks like Brooklyn Brewed Sorrel have become a staple and a famous symbol of Juneteenth.
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Father’s Day poem: What is the meaning of Dad?
What's the meaning of dad? He is the man who came 1st but often chose to come last and always after your needs. He is the man too often ignored bec... -
Celebrating All Facets of Motherhood This Mother's Day 💐
At Brooklyn Brewed Sorrel, we hold dear the diverse experiences of motherhood, recognizing the joy, the challenges, and the quiet strength it embodies. Whether this day fills you with warmth and laughter or comes with a need for space and quiet reflection, we celebrate YOU.
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The Art of Smoking non alcoholic drinks: Sparkling Smoked Rosemary with Brooklyn Brewed Sorrel mixer recipe
It’s a classic mixologists trick. It looks magical but truly smoking your mocktail is an upskill you can easily try at home. Sure to impress, grab your torch (or match :) and let’s get to it! -
Father’s Day gifts Celebrating all the Dad’s; especially our Trini-dad’s!
Brooklyn Brewed Sorrel's legacy belongs to a proud dad. I grew up watching and tasting my Trini dad's Sorrel. Coming from a rich Trinidadian culture, as a child, my father's delicious and complex non alcoholic hibiscus-spiced sorrel was his specialty for family reunions. Honor your dad by transporting him to the Caribbean Islands this Father’s Day with delicious and rich Caribbean sorrel. -
Fancy non-alcoholic sorrel and cheese pairings you’ll love to try
So often at fancy gatherings, we see wine and cheese being served and haven't a sensory clue what it's all about. A drink and food that together set off a reaction so fine and delightful. It is a pleasurable discovery that the same reaction is accomplished with non-alcoholic Brooklyn Brewed Sorrel and various cheeses. Here’s how… -
Sip on this: Beyonce, country music, banjos 🪕 Caribbean connection
Sip on this: Beyonce, country music, banjos 🪕 Caribbean connection. Cowboy Carter album release celebration with Caribbean mocktails
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Yvette Noelle-Schure- Beyoncé’s publicist, Changemaker, and nonalcoholic BBS sorrel mocktail fan.
Today we're celebrating Yvette Noele-Schure, a renowned public speaker, Beyonce's powerhouse publicist since 1997, and a proud Caribbean who grew up in the beautiful spice island Grenada. Join us in celebrating great women we love this Women History Month and all year by re-sharing these stories of our modern change-makers with your friends and family.
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