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What is the most fundamental description of a beverage?
Which dictionary source suggests a nuance that might exclude plain water from the definition of a beverage?
How are the broader category 'drink' and the term 'beverage' generally related?
What is the key qualifier often suggesting a liquid is called a beverage rather than just a drink?
In municipal legal contexts, what is the frequent regulatory focus when defining a 'beverage'?
According to the comparison table, how is plain water often treated in regulatory contexts?
In terms of physical composition, what constitutes the overwhelming majority ingredient of most beverages?
What distinction separates a beverage from a soup?
What aspect of a semi-liquid item like yogurt often leads to its classification as food rather than a beverage, despite its consistency?
How does the context of a serving vessel affect the perception of a liquid as a beverage?
In what year was the Italian non-alcoholic beverage player San Benedetto established?
What three essential energy components form the advertised 'strong energy' formula of the San Benedetto Super Boost?
What critical ingredient standard is explicitly highlighted as being absent in the formulation of San Benedetto Fruit & Power?
What specific packaging innovation is noted on the Fruit & Power bottle designed to adhere to upcoming European directives?
Which specific B vitamins are highlighted as being included in the calorie-reduced Super Boost formulation?
What is the frequently cited standard size for the San Benedetto Super Boost can offering, suitable for on-the-go use?
Upon what liquid base is the unique, non-carbonated San Benedetto Fruit & Power line formulated?
What strategy name describes San Benedetto's approach of utilizing both Super Boost and Fruit & Power energy lines?
Which energy product, Super Boost or Fruit & Power, is presented in a larger format suggesting it is intended for extended sipping?
How does San Benedetto mitigate potential brand confusion when selling energy drinks alongside its primary mineral water offerings?
What gives true European mineral water a specific terroir flavor profile?
Why do consumers choose bottled water over regional European tap water taste?
In Central European restaurants, what is often implicitly favored if a table does not specify water?
How do varying degrees of effervescence affect the appeal of sparkling water?
What contrasts the North American approach to carbonation versus the European consumer expectation?
For health-conscious consumers reducing sugary drinks, why is sparkling water a satisfying alternative?
What must be true about water sourced in places like Germany to qualify as true mineral water?
Why do reports regarding carbonation's effect on digestion lead to polarized market acceptance?
How might European mineral water be carbonated before being sold to the consumer?
What acts as the primary vehicle that carbonation often delivers in the European approach to water consumption?
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