National Refreshment Day

National Refreshment Day is on the fourth Thursday of July. Its mission is simple but important – it teaches us to get rid of stress, strive for harmony and tranquility, and keep the body fit and healthy. Why does the holiday fall at the end of July? Psychologists note that intense heat makes us lethargic; it seems even moving a finger is a big problem. National Refreshment Day was created specifically for us to refresh, cheer up, and return to our everyday activities.

History

The holiday was established by Traveler Beers and was first in 2015, three years after the company was founded. Initially, the founders wanted to draw the attention of customers to new developments in the beer niche. But the holiday became so popular it was annually. Beer and relaxation – you can hardly find a combination that will bring more pleasure in the summer heat. Moreover, beer has been one of the most popular and refreshing drinks for more than 10 thousand years. This holiday emphasizes how important resting in the modern world is.

Interesting Facts

• Traveler Beers’ most popular product is a beer called Grapefruit Shandy, a refreshing grapefruit and citrus flavored drink.
• Of course, you do not have to drink beer on National Refreshment Day; you can freshen up and relax in completely different ways.
• The term ‘refreshment’ has French roots, and is associated with rejuvenation and a sense of comfort.
• The best thirst quencher is lemonade, which was first made in ancient Egypt around 500 AD.

How to Take Part

Forget about gadgets for one day, dedicate it to yourself, your family, and walk more, visit your favorite places, or eat your favorite dishes. Remember refreshing drinks in the summer, experts say – the more often we refresh ourselves in the heat, the more productive and better we feel. Drink more lemonade, go out, organize a party, and feel happy. Another way to relax is to color, psychologists have proven this helps relieve stress.

When is National Refreshment Day in 2024?

National Refreshment Day is observed on the fourth Thursday in July each year.

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