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Oct 30, 2023 31 min

Dri/kit with Elizabeth Levitt

from CLEARHEADED ™ : the sober-care podcast Hosted by Cait Madry

Today’s conversation is with Elizabeth Levitt founder of Dri/Kit. Elizabeth tells her unique story and why she decided to start Dri/kit. We also discuss some of the hurdles of being in the alcohol-free industry but ultimately how rewarding being apart of this historical movement is. A bit more from the Dri/Kit website: We’ve spent a lot of time surrounded by friends and family, talking into the late hours of the night. While we love a party, we don’t love the string of forgotten conversations and impossible mornings they seem to create. We’re done with the groggy regrets. Do we really need to prove that we had fun with a hangover? If you’ve asked yourself the same question, you’re in the right place. We’re on a journey to introduce you to the best dry drinks on the market—and show you how to mix them. Create delicious cocktails for you and your friends that will satisfy mixed drink cravings and keep you feeling your best from sunset to sunrise, and beyond. You deserve to take care of yourself and have a blast doing it. We’re here to help you get there. Resources Mentioned: Connect with Dri/Kit on Instagram Check out the Dri/Kit Website I'd love to hear from you! Connect with me on Instagram! For more tips, tricks, and tools, head to our website, www.clearheaded.co.

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