Just as you can find small bottles of champagne for children's parties, which actually contain fruit juices, Sangaria, a Japanese brand has also launched beer for children, which for now is only sold in Japan.
Is called Kodomo not nomimono and to make the matter even more realistic they sell them in cans or in bottles, even in packs of six units, such as those of adults, with the difference that they do not contain an alcoholic beverage, but a version of apple juice with foam, which It even overflows when served in the glass.
It seems that the invention has been so successful among the little Japanese that they have also launched a wine, a cava and cocktails, all suitable for children.
In Spain you can get cava for children, but what would it be like to sell this battery of alcoholic beverages without alcohol for minors?
I think that personally I would not like my daughters to be attracted to this type of adult products, or that the reasons for the packaging attract their attention.
An occasional cava in a children's party as a nice detail, okay. But from there to that they become habitual drinks I do not see it very successful.
It is not the best of the images of a boy sitting on the couch watching TV with a can of beer in his hand.
Already those in the photos like the ones in the television ad are quite shocking.
