Mixed, shaken, stirred and alcohol-free! DTRIC Insurance Presents Hawai‘i’s Best Mocktails is reimagined as a virtual event for 2020 in partnership with the Hawai‘i Food & Wine Festival. Grab your mocktail kits and join Hawai‘i’s favorite drink artists for pau hana onThursday, November 5.
The Hawai‘i’s Best Mocktails campaign encourages responsible alcohol consumption and service with alcohol-free cocktails that provide tasty drink options for designated drivers. This year it also serves as a fundraiser to benefit the Kokua Ag & Culinary Fund, which support programs that will help our agricultural, culinary and hospitality industries, and their employees, that have been widely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Restaurant leaders really embraced this unique campaign from day one, and with this difficult year it was important for DTRIC to show our support for this vital island industry,” said Michele Saito, president and chief executive officer of DTRIC Insurance. “We’re proud to partner with Hawai‘i Food & Wine Festival for a new twist on one of our most important community initiatives to prevent drunk driving, encourage positive road behaviors, and keep our roads safe.”
Hawai‘i’s Best Mocktails will feature custom creations by:
- Chandra Lucariello of Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits of Hawaii
- Dave Newman of the former Pint & Jigger
- Kyle Reutner of Kō Hana Hawaiian Agricole Rum
- Gwen Whiting of Gin & Julep Cocktail Co.
“When the coronavirus shut down bars and restaurants this year, Hawai‘i Food & Wine Festival launched the Kokua Ag & Culinary Fund to provide meals for over 600 laid-off restaurant and bar workers and their families,” said Denise Yamaguchi, CEO of Hawai‘i Food & Wine Festival. “We are honored to partner with DTRIC Insurance to continue to provide relief to those in need and rebuild our economy for a more resilient and sustainable Hawai‘i.”
The $75 all-inclusive Mocktail & Meal kits will include:
- Two dishes created by chef Jon Matsubara of FEAST:
- Feast Lobster Roll with umami mayo, lemon and dill on a buttered Hawaiian sweet roll
- Birria Quesadilla made with barbacoa, cilantro and pasilla consume
- All of the drink ingredients
- Mocktails recipe cards
- Hawai‘i’s Best Mocktails souvenir glass
- Access to the virtual pau hana
Alcohol is a major factor in traffic crashes. Based on data from the U.S. Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 10,511 people died in alcohol-impaired crashes in 2018 and alcohol-impaired crash fatalities accounted for 29 percent of all crash fatalities.
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