There’s a peculiar kind of survival story that trails every late-night anecdote: the desperate breakfast, the slow, apologetic inbox replies the next day. Two sisters noticed the pattern and did something quietly radical: They brought an old Korean pre-drink into the present.
Nashi Pear Juice is the outcome, a 100% natural wellness drink, nothing added, nothing synthetic, made entirely from premium Korean pears. Served in a recyclable 250ml can, it’s designed to be consumed before you drink alcohol, so the benefits actually kick in.
What’s the science behind a pear and a better morning?
Korean pears have a history of being used to ease the body’s response to alcohol. Researchers have since mapped some of the science: certain compounds in the fruit help the body process alcohol’s by-products more efficiently, which can mean reduced inflammation, lighter headaches, and cleaner mornings.
The timing matters: drink the pear juice before alcohol, and you’re using the fruit as a proactive ritual, not a reactive cure.
Why did two sisters turn this into Nashi?
Nashi began as a practical experiment between siblings who refused to accept a trade-off between nights out and next-day performance.
Taya and Lucy
One sister brought the pre-drink habit home from Australia; after trying it, the other noticed a sharper morning and better recovery. They scaled a simple idea into a product because they saw an overlooked evidence base and wanted a clean, convenient option: one can, the right dose, recyclable packaging.
Is it more convenient than the usual sachets and pills?
Yes. Many market options demand multiple sachets or a mash of supplements; Nashi offers a single 250ml can that gives you the right amount in one go. It’s packaged to be easy and repeatable, part of a pre-drinking ritual rather than a scramble for a cure. The brand’s ethos is concise and practical: “drink smarter, not more.”
Should you treat it like medicine or like A ritual?
Treat it like a ritual. Pouring a can before your first drink is not a magic shield, but it’s a small behavioural change that tilts odds in your favour. It moves the practice of “preparing” for a night out from guesswork to intention.
For people who juggle late evenings with early commitments (athletes, professionals, parents), this is less about fear of fun and more about optimism. You can have both.
How do you buy it, and does it cost much?
Nashi launched with direct-to-consumer sales and selective retail partners. There’s a Subscribe & Save option offering 20% off for regular buyers, next-day delivery for those last-minute plans, and clear one-time prices: six cans for £19.99, 12 cans for £36.99, or 24 cans for £69.99. It’s positioned for people who want reliable mornings as much as reliable nights.
Nashi reframes the pre-drink as an act of self-care rather than a compromise: not a promise of perfection, but a better bet for the morning after. Try the ritual once, and your morning might just change its mind about you.