This week, Ange (our Founder) woke up to a Google Alert and saw Mind The Sip featured in the New York Post!
Category: Press
Mind The Sip on the Today Show
Our Founder Ange Chappel recently appeared on the Today Show to talk about the growing shift toward mindful drinking and to make a fresh alcohol free Citrus Spritz live on air. It was a fun, interactive segment that highlighted how simple it can be to celebrate without relying on alcohol. During the segment, Ange covered […]
Podcast: Are we STILL Drinking?
Sexy Ageing
Drinking Less this New Years Eve
This New Year’s Eve, Ange Chappel, founder of the Mind The Sip app, appeared on the Today Show to share her expertise on inclusive entertaining and starting the year off right—without a hangover! As viewers prepared to ring in the new year, the message was clear: you can toast to life’s moments in ways that […]
Podcast: Three Woman Share How They Gave Up Drinking For Good
The Quicky – a Mamamia Podcast
Mind The Sip Founder, Ange Chappel, Recognized as One of Australia’s ‘2024 Top 50 Small Business Leaders’
Mind The Sip is thrilled to announce that our Founder, Ange Chappel, has been named one of Australia’s ‘2024 Top 50 Small Business Leaders’! This prestigious recognition highlights the dedication and passion behind Mind The Sip’s innovative approach to alcohol reduction and elimination. While Ange couldn’t attend the celebration, as she in New York City […]
‘300 women shared their drinking habits with me. It made me realise I had a problem.’
Podcast: Shining a light on the mindful drinking movement with Ange Chappel
Shine with Donna Groves
Mind The Sip Live on Studio 10
This week Mind The Sip founder Ange Chappel was invited into Studio 10 to talk all things inclusive entertaining. Ange kicked off the party with some Naked Life Ready-to-Drink classics. She cracked open an alcohol-free Margarita, Italian Spritz and a G&T. Their range is extensive, with each flavour being as impressive as the next; she […]
‘Can you actually be a ‘borderline alcoholic’? It’s complicated’
Body + Soul When does enjoying a few glasses of bubbly or a night of margaritas become less of a party and more of a problem? The experts weigh in.
