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The Drink Nation Experiment is Underway!

What is the coolest thing you’ve seen around the beverage world? The Drink Nation Experiment wants to know!

Facebook, Tweet, and Instagram anything you see or sip that is cool, unique and cutting edge in the land of beverage. Great cocktails, beers, cider, a cool coffee presentation, a fantastic non-alcoholic beverage –share, tag, and post it!

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Like and share on the Drink Nation Experiment’s Facebook page

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Follow and tag DrinkNationExp on Instagram———-Follow and share on Twitter: @DrinkNationExp

This 6-month social media experiment will showcase the best of the best in the world of beverage.

The Top 40 trends and findings will be presented at years Flavor Experience conference by Kathy Casey of Liquid Kitchen and Beam, Inc.’s resident Mixologist Philip Raimondo – and then posted on the Drink Nation Experiment Facebook page.

So let us know what you’re seeing out there in your travels, at your favorite bar, or restaurant! From Seattle to Miami …Dubai to Peru, we look forward to virtually sipping your next drink with you!

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