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Hops for all. Sparkling Hop Water crafted with adaptogens and nootropics. 🍻 Non-alc. 0 Calories. 0g Carbs. 0 Sugar. #hopwtr

Los Angeles, CA
Joined September 2020
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Best alternative I’ve found. I liked hop forward double IPA’s all non alcoholics finish sweet and i hate em. This is solid pint, citrusy and a dry bitter finish.
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HOP WTR introduces the DNT TXT campaign and lockbox to avoid Valentine's Day shame. @MensJournal | @mjfit | @HopWtr mensjournal.com/wine/avoid-s…
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PR: HOP WTR (@HopWtr) Introduces Its Zestiest Flavor Yet, Ruby Red Grapefruit Link: bevnet.com/news/2023/hop-wtr…
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Restocked and ready to ROCK! @HopWtr 🥭💧👌
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Thanks for the care package, @HopWtr. ⁠ ⁠ (And for helping me keep my sweet, sweet gains.)⁠ ⁠
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These are really, really good.
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Coming in from @HopWtr, various individual flavors and a variety pack of sparkling and hoppy beverage.
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Tasty little bevy on a Saturday in Spokane thanks @HopWtr – at Spokane, WA
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Replying to @pmarca
mocktails are a fun alternative at a house party when you can bring your own ingredients and compete for best drink. I agree @HopWtr is great especially outdoors. @NickTaranto is a legend.
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I drink @HopWtr almost everyday 💪 – at Louisiana, USA
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On Pausing Alcohol "Always carry a flask of whiskey in case of snakebite, and furthermore always carry a small snake." -- W. C. Fields About six months ago, I stopped drinking alcohol. I feel much better, and I’m mad as hell about it. I never really drank through my 20s and 30s, but grew to really enjoy whiskey through my 40s, coincident with “Mad Men”, and roughly a thousand academic studies that proved that alcohol is actually good for you. Win/win! I had read that the sure sign of an alcoholic is someone who drinks at night, by himself, at home, so I decided to only drink at night, by myself, at home. I was even scurrilously quoted as saying “the perfect day is 10 hours of caffeine followed by 4 hours of alcohol”, which I did indeed say, and which is still indeed true. Unfortunately, in recent years, it’s become clear that most or all — probably all — of the scientific studies on the benefits of alcohol are fake, the scientists unwitting or witting victims of selection effects. As Michael Crichton says, “wet streets cause rain”, or rather wet streets don’t cause rain. It turns out that sick people often don’t drink, or subjects just lie to researchers about their consumption outright. There go the studies. It is now pretty definitively clear that no amount of alcohol is good for you. Andrew Huberman recently summed this conclusion up on his podcast; the topic made me so enraged I never listened to the episode, but I did read the notes. Andrew says “the best amount of alcohol to drink is no alcohol” — imagine someone who both hates and loves humanity that much. Since I stopped drinking, I feel much better. I don’t need as much sleep, but my sleep is better. I’m more alert through the day. I’m cogent and focused at all times. I have more energy when I exercise, and it’s easier to control my diet. It’s great, and I am super mad about it. I feel like the color has drained out of my evenings[*]. Spending time with people is still fun, but now it’s hard to sit still and watch a movie or read a book and unwind at the end of a hard day. I’m more prone to just work until bedtime. Grump grump grump. Frankly, I don’t know what Elon is doing farting around with cars and rockets and Twitter, why doesn’t he solve THIS problem[**]. And one of these days, I am going to get deeply, seriously, hammered. But not today! [*] A lot of people I know are substituting cannabis or hallucinogens for alcohol. I’m not, I won’t touch any of those things — a topic for another time. [**] I’ve been trying all the alcohol free whiskeys, wine, and beer. So far, no luck on the whiskeys. For wine, Sovi is pretty good. For beer, there are quite a few good choices; I’ve become partial to Hopwtr, which is zero calorie hop-flavored sparkling water. I’m still not drinking either at breakfast, though I am tempted.
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Well said. Correct assessment on @HopWtr.
On Pausing Alcohol "Always carry a flask of whiskey in case of snakebite, and furthermore always carry a small snake." -- W. C. Fields About six months ago, I stopped drinking alcohol. I feel much better, and I’m mad as hell about it. I never really drank through my 20s and 30s, but grew to really enjoy whiskey through my 40s, coincident with “Mad Men”, and roughly a thousand academic studies that proved that alcohol is actually good for you. Win/win! I had read that the sure sign of an alcoholic is someone who drinks at night, by himself, at home, so I decided to only drink at night, by myself, at home. I was even scurrilously quoted as saying “the perfect day is 10 hours of caffeine followed by 4 hours of alcohol”, which I did indeed say, and which is still indeed true. Unfortunately, in recent years, it’s become clear that most or all — probably all — of the scientific studies on the benefits of alcohol are fake, the scientists unwitting or witting victims of selection effects. As Michael Crichton says, “wet streets cause rain”, or rather wet streets don’t cause rain. It turns out that sick people often don’t drink, or subjects just lie to researchers about their consumption outright. There go the studies. It is now pretty definitively clear that no amount of alcohol is good for you. Andrew Huberman recently summed this conclusion up on his podcast; the topic made me so enraged I never listened to the episode, but I did read the notes. Andrew says “the best amount of alcohol to drink is no alcohol” — imagine someone who both hates and loves humanity that much. Since I stopped drinking, I feel much better. I don’t need as much sleep, but my sleep is better. I’m more alert through the day. I’m cogent and focused at all times. I have more energy when I exercise, and it’s easier to control my diet. It’s great, and I am super mad about it. I feel like the color has drained out of my evenings[*]. Spending time with people is still fun, but now it’s hard to sit still and watch a movie or read a book and unwind at the end of a hard day. I’m more prone to just work until bedtime. Grump grump grump. Frankly, I don’t know what Elon is doing farting around with cars and rockets and Twitter, why doesn’t he solve THIS problem[**]. And one of these days, I am going to get deeply, seriously, hammered. But not today! [*] A lot of people I know are substituting cannabis or hallucinogens for alcohol. I’m not, I won’t touch any of those things — a topic for another time. [**] I’ve been trying all the alcohol free whiskeys, wine, and beer. So far, no luck on the whiskeys. For wine, Sovi is pretty good. For beer, there are quite a few good choices; I’ve become partial to Hopwtr, which is zero calorie hop-flavored sparkling water. I’m still not drinking either at breakfast, though I am tempted.
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Perhaps the better question is...what CAN'T you pair with our 9 incredibly versatile flavors? 🤔🍸 🍾 🥃 If it exists, we haven't found it yet. 📝 Sparkling Mocktail Cheat sheet: @HopWTR @TopoChicoUSA @ Kombucha @ Sparkling Apple Cider @ Ginger Beer #mocktails #dryjanuary
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Zero carbs, zero calories, zero alcohol, packed with hop flavor. If you love hops, check out @HopWtr for #DryJanuary binnys.com/promotional-pages…
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Sadly, it's basically down to this.
Replying to @pmarca
Please reveal your full biohacking stack
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PR: HOP WTR (@HopWtr) Launches HOP LOCKR For Dry January Link: bevnet.com/news/2022/hop-wtr…
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This sparkling hop water is legit good. Tastes like light beer, zero alcohol, ZERO CALORIES. Miracle product.
haven’t seen this as a twitter thread, so: what true thing do you believe that few people agree with you on?
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