meet anthea

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Anthea (or Antheia) was the ancient Greek goddess of human love, flowers and nature. She was known for her role in bringing beauty and abundance to earth through the blooming of flowers. She was worshipped with offerings of flowers during festivals and celebrations dedicated to her.

Nature has the power to heal, nourish, and inspire us. Just as Anthea represented positive energy and love from the natural beauty of our world, we strive to reflect love of nature, love of others, and love of self in our botanic non-alcoholic drinks.

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inspiration from

the goddess

As the Goddess for human love, flowers and the power of nature, we saw her as the perfect inspiration for our hand-crafted & non-alcoholic botanic drinks. Best suited to the moments you spend nurturing the connections with people who matter in your life- without any negative external influence.

ANTHEA is our inspiration to take moments to care for yourself, deepen connections, & mindfully live your best life while moving closer to nature.

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…a recently invented term to describe when one is questioning their relationship with alcohol. Many of us know that alcohol is often a normal part of our social interactions. This normalisation can sometimes create an unwelcome pressure to drink. However, a lot of us want to reduce the amount we’re consuming or eliminate alcohol altogether.

Deciding to ease back or eliminate alcohol is a very personal choice which we understand and respect entirely. Whether you’re looking to cut back, be a bit more mindful, or stop drinking altogether- we are here to support your choice with our range of sophisticated beverages. ANTHEA offers the complexity and enjoyment of alcohol, but without the unwanted side effects.

sober curious

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Ruby Warrington, author of "Sober Curious: The Blissful Sleep, Greater Focus, Limitless Presence, and Deep Connection Awaiting Us All on the Other Side of Alcohol," says “[Being sober curious] means, literally, to choose to question, or get curious about, every impulse, invitation, and expectation to drink, versus mindlessly going along with the dominant drinking culture.”

For more information on the benefits and challenges of your Sober Curious decisions, read what Sarah Sheppard says here.