Marcos Salazar
Marcos Salazar
H20PS: Refreshing Craft Sparkling Hop Water with Paul Tecker, Co-Founder and CEO
H20PS: Refreshing Craft Sparkling Hop Water with Paul Tecker, Co-Founder and CEO
H20PS: Refreshing Craft Sparkling Hop Water with Paul Tecker, Co-Founder and CEO
Friday 18th December 2020
Join 'For All Drinks' as Paul Tecker, CEO of H2OPS, shares the story behind America's first craft brewed sparkling hop water.
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Get the buttons here!H2OPS: The Sparkling Revolution in Non-Alcoholic Drinks
We've had so many people in the industry reach out to us and just say: I love what you're doing, I drink it all the time.
Imagine enjoying a drink that's as refreshing as a cold beer but without the alcohol, sugar, or calories. Enter H2OPS, America's first craft brewed sparkling hop water. In this episode of 'For All Drinks', host Marcos Salazar sits down with Paul Tecker, the Co-Founder and CEO of H2OPS, to dive into the story behind this innovative beverage. Starting from humble homebrewing experiments, Paul shares how H2OPS evolved into a game-changing drink for those seeking a healthier lifestyle.
With flavors like grapefruit, lemon, and even earthy spices—all derived from Northwest hops—H2OPS offers a complex yet subtle taste without the bitterness usually associated with hops. The conversation also touches on the positive reception from consumers and how H2OPS has carved out its own niche in stores alongside traditional alcoholic beverages. If you're curious about the future of non-alcoholic drinks or just looking for a new go-to beverage for social gatherings, this episode is a must-listen.
Paul’s insights on authenticity and craft brewing will leave you inspired and maybe even thirsty for a glass of H2OPS.