With many consumers becoming interested in adopting or experimenting with plant-based diets, there has been a demand for many non-vegan products to be "veganized"—and Besos de Oro is a company that offers a dairy-free alternative to cream liqueurs.
While Baileys launched its own Baileys Almande as a vegan version of its classic Baileys Irish Cream, Besos de Oro's free-from product does not contain nuts, as the tigernut is not actually a nut at all, but a small tuber that is harvested from the root of a plant.
The non-dairy and lactose-free vegan liqueur is a blend of quintessential Spanish flavors, including brandy from Jerez and tigernut grown in the Valencia region. As the tigernut tends to be naturally sweet, the alcohol product features a sweet taste with less sugar than competing brands.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Plant-based Liqueurs
- There is a growing demand for plant-based alternatives to traditional alcoholic beverages, creating opportunities for brands to develop innovative, vegan liqueurs.
- Nut-free Products
- As consumers seek alternatives to traditional nut-based products, there is a market for innovative, nut-free options like tigernut-based liqueurs.
- Reduced Sugar Beverages
- With a focus on health and wellness, consumers are looking for alcoholic beverages with less sugar, creating opportunities for brands to create reduced sugar options.
Sectors Adopting This
- Alcoholic Beverages
- The alcoholic beverages industry has the potential to develop and market plant-based, nut-free, and reduced sugar liqueurs to meet the growing demand of health-conscious and vegan consumers.
- Plant-based Food and Beverage
- The plant-based food and beverage industry can capitalize on the trend of plant-based liqueurs by offering innovative and diverse plant-based alternatives to traditional alcoholic beverages.
- Alternative Dairy Products
- In response to the demand for non-dairy options, the alternative dairy products industry can explore the production of nut-free liqueurs made from ingredients like tigernuts, catering to consumers with allergies or dietary restrictions.
