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Summer has a new color: pink. 🌸

A non-alcoholic drink that has everything – except sugar, quinine and compromises.

Non-alcoholic drinks are the perfect choice for a healthy lifestyle, as they provide rapid recovery after exercise while remaining low in calories. They offer refreshing taste experiences and can be easily integrated into your fitness routine.

With POLLY, you have the freedom to design your cocktail evening however you like – without any restrictions. Whether fruity, sparkling, or spicy, POLLY offers you countless possibilities to mix creative drinks and discover new flavor combinations. The biggest advantage? You can try as many as you like without worrying about the next morning.

Dry January is the ideal opportunity to start the new year consciously and refreshingly. Discover delicious alternatives and enjoy a month full of new experiences and social moments.

Sober October is a global movement to abstain from alcohol for the entire month of October. What began as a charity event in the UK in 2014 has now become a trend that inspires people around the world to try a healthier lifestyle.

Partying and having fun doesn't necessarily have to involve alcohol. More and more people are recognizing the importance of non-alcoholic alternatives and joining the Sober Curious movement.
We'll give you 10 reasons why non-alcoholic options are a great choice at a party.

Which food actually goes well with non-alcoholic spirits?
Our three food pairings are designed to create a small culinary experience, while our non-alcoholic drinks perfectly complement the flavors and round off the meals.

More and more famous personalities are consciously deciding to abstain from alcohol. While some have harmless reasons for their largely alcohol-free lifestyle, others have struggled with addiction issues in the past.

There is a current debate about whether alcohol advertising should be restricted or even banned in Germany. The discussion revolves around the potential impact of alcohol advertising on society, particularly on young people.

Many people wonder what exactly the difference is between "non-alcoholic" and "0.0%" in drinks. Here we clear up the confusion and explain the exact definitions according to German food law