Tag: Drinks - Page 8
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Pedal-Powered Pub Delivers Beer on the Move
The Pedal-Powered Pub It's safe to say that TreeHugger is an advocate of human-powered transport options — from kayaks to couch bikes to pedal-powered hovercraft, through human-powered four-wheel drive SUVs to pedal-driven roller coasters, we've
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Rishi Tea Taste Test
Its no surprise that Rishi Tea was the winner of seven First Place Awards at the 2008 Tea Championships for best tea, and to top it off was the first company to win the award making organic teas. Beating out 300 other brands,
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Great Chefs Prefer Tap Water
Why do we have to keep proving over and over again that tap water is better than bottled? David Suzuki said that bottled water is toast but somehow everyone is not getting the message. This time seven very famous chefs and sommeliers from
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Could You Drink Screw-Top Wine To Save The Planet?
That is the question that Fetzer will be putting to the world as they attempt to take sustainability one-step further.
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How Does Organic Winemaking Work? Part II
When we left
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How Does Organic Winemaking Work? PART I
I recently traveled to Bonterra, maker of the most "wine
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Try Prairie Organic Vodka In Your Next Screwdriver
Straight from Minnesota comes Prairie Organic Vodka, made from a coop of over 900 farmers "who share ownership of the brand." Prairie describes their vodka as "beautifully smooth. With hints of melon and pear on the nose,
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Can Coke Save Lives?
Did you ever ponder the irony that a Coke can be bought just about anywhere on earth, but we cannot succeed to save the dying children of our own species with inexpensive medications for diarrhea and other illnesses?
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Green Eyes On: New Non-Dairy Probiotics and the Future of Food
After a weekend of fireworks, barbecues, and cuisine that may contain more than one hot dog or Jell-O fruit mold, we turn our attention to the gut. And a new breakthrough in probiotics.
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Veggie Burgers, Green BBQ Drinks and GPS Devices
:: Seek out your town's best veggie burger joint.
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The Zevia and Stevia Controversy: Is the All-natural Diet Sweetener Safe?
Trendy All-natural Sweetener Surrounded by ControversyWhat should we do with a tip about an all-natural alternative to diet soda, Zevia, which is being sold as a dietary supplement due to its use of a natural sweetener called stevia? Although we
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Most Huggable: Natural Tea For Mamas-To-Be, Solar Water Lilies, Alaska By Candlelight
Eco Child’s Play offers up an au natural prenatal tea recipe.
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How to Go Green: Funerals
Worldwide, more than 50,000,000 people pass away each year. Traditional burial and cremation practices can have significant negative environmental impact, but green funerals and eco-burials are one way to lessen the impact.
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In Tel Aviv, Earth Hour Cyclists Put the Pedal to the Metal
It happened two days before Earth Hour everywhere else and true to their promise, cyclists were out powering the rock concert in Tel Aviv that brought out some 40,000 people at Rabin Square last night. Karen Chernick from Green Prophet reports that "As
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Lining Up For Organic Liquor
Because sales of alcoholic beverages are still strictly controlled in Sweden, it's easy for the state's System Bolaget stores to measure how much organic beer, wine and hard spirits have grown in popularity in the last year.
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Guayaki Announces First Carbon-Subtracting Beverages
We've mentioned our love for the organic- and fair-trade-certified yerba mate by Guayaki before. Now the company has opted to go carbon-negative with its "carbon-subtracting" beverages.
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Most Huggable: Green Beer for St. Paddy's Day, Awnings to Save Energy, A New Online Farmer's Market + More
With St. Paddy's Day around the corner, get some tips on green drinks to enjoy on the big day.
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Brewing Change: The Guardian Keeps Its Kettle In Check
Update: Lloyd also covered this issue over at Planet Green, pointing out that very few Americans have electric kettles, whilst 95% of brits and canadians do. As electric kettles convert 80 percent of the energy into heat that boils the water, while a
