The next morning is an important time for alcohol.
There’s the hangover you might have, but more than that, there’s the regret. It’s not necessarily the regret you had for the night before, but more what you drank.
Life’s too short for regretting the things you drink.
That’s what Tomorrow Morning is all about.
We want to make sure the things we throw back are delightful, and worth remembering. Alcohol comes in so many varieties and at so many price points that it’s all too easy to realise you’re basically making a punt on something you see in the store.
Buying alcohol is almost always a case of judging a book by its cover and a bottle by its label, and reading alcohol reviews isn’t always much help. Point systems that rarely make sense to all but the finest connoisseurs are what you’ll typically find, but rarely do they answer the basic question we’re looking for: does this drink taste good, and will you remember it tomorrow morning?
Will you remember what you drank last night in the morning?
That question is what makes the reviews at Tomorrow Morning tick. Forget the star ratings that mean little, or the pros and cons of drinking a glass.
We just want to know whether that flavour is still on the tip of your tongue, if you’re still savouring the sense of what you swilled. Ultimately, we want to know if what you drank was worth remembering the next morning.
If you can remember your drank the next morning, you’ll know whether you want to buy more, and stop wasting time on drinks you don’t like. Because life’s too short to waste on glasses that you won’t remember in the morning.
