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Okanagan College student's beverage recipe earns stamp of approval by local beverage maker

Okanagan College student's beverage recipe earns stamp of approval by local beverage maker
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Okanagan College student Nadia Alves co-developed a non-alcoholic beverage recipe during a work-integrated learning placement at the BC Beverage Technology Access Centre. The recipe was selected by a local startup, Glimmer Wine, for potential commercial development.

Nadia Alves had never considered the science behind beverage formulation before she walked into the BC Beverage Technology Access Centre (BC BTAC) at the Penticton Campus of Okanagan College last spring. But after a Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) experience, not only did she understand and practice some of the scientific research that goes into beverage formulation, she also co-developed a non-alcoholic beverage recipe that a real client selected for potential commercial development.

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