Belt’s Beer Garden: It’s Not a Turmeric!

St. Hildie’s Bontonica might not have the name recognition of White Claw or Truly (yet) but the company has recently introduced a trio of spiked tincture tonics - a sparkling alcoholic drink made with herbs and fruits - to the craft alcohol market.

The female-owned company is located in Mill Valley, California and takes their name from St. Hildegard von Bingen. St. Hildiegard was born back in 1098 and was a mystic, a musician, and, most importantly, the mother of plant medicine.

St. Hildie’s features three tasteful alternatives to hard seltzers with their Guava Ginger, Elderberry Hibiscus, and Lemon Turmeric tonics. Each 12-ounce can contains a 5% ABV but, sadly, if you’re outside of…