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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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A Great Sober Dad
We love seeing our beloved customers sharing our mocktail with their friends & family. We're definitely enjoying reading your feedback, comme... -
4 Freedom Mocktails You Should Try
We learned this from the chefs at the famous Wolf restaurant at Nordstrom. Expertly crafted non alcoholic options called freedom mixers for your next gathering or an exciting night in.
