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Aldi-exclusive Peaks & Tides Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir

Coming in for the best alcoholic beverage is the Peaks & Tides Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir. In a blind taste test from professional tasters, the wine review group Beverage Testing Institute gives this wine a 92 Point Gold Rating. Peaks & Tides also earned 4.2 out of 5 stars from the website I Love Wine in its list of the top red and white wines to buy from ALDI.

The wine comes in flavors such as strawberries, raspberries, and allspice. ALDI says the wine can be paired with "truffle risotto, beef tenderloin with mushrooms, or thyme and goat cheese potatoes." But if you'd like to get your hands on a bottle of it, know that Peaks and Tides Pinot Noir are sold exclusively at ALDI stores.

Joyba™ Bubble Tea

Whether you call it bubble tea or boba tea, it's clear that the boba-infused drink continues to skyrocket in popularity. This year Joyba's Bubble Tea took home the title in the coffee and tea category. Each 12-ounce cup comes with popping boba and has fruity flavors like Strawberry Lemonade, Cherry Hibiscus, and Raspberry Dragon Fruit. It's also gluten-free and already comes with a straw to puncture the lid. So far the retailers that carry the brand are Costco, Target, Circle K, and Albertsons.

CVS Health Adult Electrolyte Cherry Pomegranate – CVS Health

The best functional drink was awarded to the CVS Health Advantage Care Plus Electrolyte Solution. In addition to having 33% more electrolytes, CVS says that the beverage helps to support digestive health, replace electrolytes and replenish zinc, all of which can help to rehydrate.

The Cleveland Clinic says that electrolytes themselves are minerals found in the blood that can contribute to regulating blood pressure, fluids in the body, and muscle contraction. This drink comes in two flavors: Iced Grape and Cherry Pomegranate and retails for $6.99 at CVS.

The #1 Best Drink for Preventing Bone Loss

We consulted medical expert Amy Goodson, MS, RD, CSSD, LD, on the number one drink to sip on for preventing bone loss.Human bones are constantly undergoing a regenerative process, by reabsorbing old bone and creating new. As a result, at any given moment our skeletal makeup is a healthy mix of old and new bones—about every 10 years, our entire skeleton is replaced. Bone loss occurs, however, when that mix becomes imbalanced. When more old bone is reabsorbed than new bone is created, our bodies become more at risk for fractures and breaks even when doing seemingly simple tasks.

Pepsi Mango

Taking the title for the best soft drink is Pepsi Mango. Pepsi says that this carbonated beverage has a splash of mango juice and is also recommended to be served over ice with a twist of lemon or lime. The product description also suggests shoppers try the drink with a scoop of vanilla ice cream if you're looking for a classic treat! A 12 pack of these 12-ounce cans retails for $5.79 at Target.

Tanqueray Sevilla Orange

Tanqueray Sevilla Orange was voted the best in this year's spirits category. The drink is described to be a "distilled orange-flavored gin made with ​​orange essences and other fine botanicals." It is suggested to be served with tonic and "squeeze wedge of orange," but you can make your own cocktail called the Tanqueray Sevilla Orange Soda with an orange and soda water. The spirit seems to be available for around $30 per bottle.

Remember these breakfast cereals throughout the decades

Breakfast cereals have filled cupboards, graced kitchen tables and been munched by people getting dressed/looking for their keys/rushing out the door since the mid-1800s. From the first manufactured cereal, Granula – so tough on the teeth it had to be soaked overnight – to the novelty cereals of the 1980s and 1990s, they’ve also reflected the times. Here’s a selection box of delights through the years, from classics invented the decade you were born to varieties that spiked in popularity.

For more, here are The Best Drinks to Crush Sugar Cravings, Say Dietitians.