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Food and beverage experts share trends for New Years Eve
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Tap It, a business with a plethora of beers, also offers two carbonated fruit beers for its customers. Both beers are popular for holiday parties. - photo by Kelsey Williamson
New Year’s Eve parties have always existed as the final celebration of a year past. Fizzy champagne, sparkling clothes, silly glasses and savory treats are characteristic of the occasion, but in recent years, new trends have begun to flourish. While the customary midnight toast, airings of the ball drop in New York, live music, big crowds and late nights still prevail, new food and drink ideas are infiltrating the event.