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What Is Arkay And Why Is It Important To Drivers?
All the flavor of your favorite spirit, without the alcoholic danger.

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Nov 21, 2018 at 9:48am ET
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Just as synthetic motor oil takes all the good parts of the conventional stuff and leaves much of the worst parts behind, Arkay beverages bring you the flavor of your favorite spirits without the debilitating effects of alcohol consumption.
With more than 10,000 people dying each year in drinking and driving accidents, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Arkay understands the importance of curbing alcohol abuse. Yet, the company wants to ensure making responsible choices doesn’t preclude consumers from enjoying their favorite adult beverages.
Using a patented technology called W.A.R.M., which helps produce a derivative of the capsaicin molecule, Arkay is able to craft a beverage that offers the same atomic structure and flavor as alcohol without the inebriating qualities that come from fermentation.
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Pick Your Flavor
Arkay is available in a variety of flavors, which allows you to make exactly the drink you want. Whether you’re an Old Fashion fan or prefer the sweetness of a fruity mixed drink, Arkay has you covered with everything from whiskey to pina colada beverages. There’s also Arkay vodka, brandy, gin, and tequila beverages. And that’s just scratching the surface! If you can think of a spirit, chances are Arkay sells an alcohol-free equivalent.



The entire list of alcohol-free flavors includes:
- Amaretto
- Brandy
- Coffee Liqueur
- Pina Colada
- Irish Cream
- Blue Curacao
- Gin
- Limoncello
- Margarita
- Mojito
- Orange Napolean
- Peppermint
- Rum
- Tequila
- Vodka
- Whisky
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Made To Last
Arkay isn’t just a flavorful alcohol substitute, though. It’s also a contributor to the U.S. economy. The French company currently has a contract with a major U.S. glass supplier to produce almost 26 million glass bottles for the beverages over a three-year period. The bottles are completely recyclable, too, and have no effect on the quality or purity of the beverage inside.
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Cost Of Convenience
Arkay is currently available in certain bars, nightclubs, and stores throughout the U.S. The beverages can also be ordered online for the company’s online store, with prices ranging between $15 and $40 depending on the product. That’s a small price to pay to enjoy the flavors of your favorite alcoholic beverages without risking a heady hangover or, even worse, drinking and driving.
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