The Night Out Is Changing, This Beer Spa Was Built for ItOakwell Beer Spa — the Denver-born concept that pairs beer-infused hydrotherapy with a craft taproom — is betting its national franchise expansion on exactly that shift.
By: PR Works Oakwell Beer Spa — the Denver-born concept that pairs beer-infused hydrotherapy with a craft taproom — is betting its national franchise expansion on exactly that shift. "The younger generations have told us what they want, and it's not a another nightclub," said Damien Zouaoui, co-founder of Oakwell Beer Spa. "They want to go out, connect with people and still feel good the next morning. That's the whole idea behind Oakwell Beer Spa. You can have a great craft beer with friends or your s.o. and a genuinely restorative experience in the same visit." The data behind the shift According to a 2025 survey by NCSolutions / Circana, nearly half of Americans (49%) planned to drink less alcohol in 2025. That marked a 44% jump from 2023 . Of that group, roughly two-thirds Gen Z said they planned to drink less (NOTE: about half of Gen Z adults of legal age report having never had an alcoholic drink at all-- NielsenIQ). Drinking less hasn't meant socializing less, just reorganizing their nights around activity and wellness. A growing "daycap" trend has roughly a third of legal-age Gen Z consumers (2026 Bacardi consumer survey) favoring earlier outings over late nights, prioritizing better rest and next-day productivity. Industry researchers describe the cohort as gravitating toward "activity-centric occasions like games, workouts and concerts," while a separate study found that nearly four in 10 Gen Z and a third of Millennials are drawn to wholesome outdoor pursuits like hiking. read full press release: https://www.prpocket.com/ End
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