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NADI Rebrands, Debuts Two New Flavors

ATLANTA— Organic rosehip drink creator NADI is excited to announce two new flavors, redesigned labels with original paintings by a Georgian artist, and broader distribution of its all-natural drinks throughout the United States. The new NADI drink flavors are Wild Rosehip Pomegranate, and Wild Rosehip Grape. Both new blends have...

2020 Best Bite Award - Functional Beverage NADI Juice by Delicious Living

We are so excited to share with you that NADI received the BEST BITE AWARD 2020 by Delicious Living Magazine. We are honored and grateful! Thank you all who voted for us and supported us! Cheers! See the Award Announcement

Women Who Own It by WBENC

What inspired you to start your business? I am originally from the country of Georgia, where rosehip juices and beverages have been a health tradition for centuries, so I grew up drinking it. I left my home country when I was young and since then I have lived in Atlanta,...

NADI WAS FEATURED IN MY EAST COBB MAGAZINE FOR ITS FALL 2018 PUBLICATION

NADI was featured in My East Cobb Magazine for its fall 2018 publication. The article shares health benefits of NADI, USDA Organic Will Rosehip Juice and its ingredients, as well as origins of Nadi. Check it out on page 13

NADI FEATURED IN TOP COCKTAILS FOR SPRING 2018

Nadi cocktail named D.C.’s Top Cocktails for Spring 2018 by EaterDC. Thank you to Supra Restaurant for creating the cocktail – Hip to It! This new Georgian restaurant’s debut cocktail menu includes a martini with chacha, Georgian rosehip juice, lemon, and a dusting of rose powder. If in DC check out Supra that serves authentic...

Buy This: 3 drinks to keep you hydrated and healthy

Nina Tickaradze, a native of Tbilisi, the capital of the country of Georgia, now lives in Atlanta. In 2014, she and a friend in Tbilisi decided to begin making and bottling the traditional rosehip drink their mothers and grandmothers made for them as children. And to employ the country’s refugees...