The phrase "as beverages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when categorizing or specifying items that are classified as drinks or liquids.
Example: "The menu offers a variety of options, including coffee, tea, and juices, all served as beverages."
Alternatives: "in the form of drinks" or "as drinks".
Sports drinks are not recommended as beverages to have with meals".
Other energy drinks like Red Bull, NOS and AMP are marketed by their producers as beverages.
A spokesman for Monster, Michael Sitrick, said the company had decided to market its products as beverages for several reasons.
In addition to Red Bull, NOS, Full Throttle and Amp are also marketed as beverages, rather than as dietary supplements.
Mr Chertoff said the plotters had "planned to carry the components of the bombs disguised as beverages, electronic devices or other common objects".
Companies that market energy drinks as beverages are not required to make such reports to the agency, although they can do so voluntarily, Mr. Fabricant said.
It's best not to think of this as sparkling wine, but more as beverage made from grapes.
Now it is moving into juices, as beverage giants seek to tap into demand for healthier drinks.
Foamed polystyrene is made into insulation, packaging, and food containers such as beverage cups, egg cartons, and disposable plates and trays.
As beverage producers, Monster and Rockstar will face some reporting mandates, including some that are stiffer than the mandates for supplement makers.
Florence Fabricant and I were joined by two guests: Christy Canterbury, beverage director of Culinary Concepts by Jean-Georges, and Andrew Fortgang, who recently left his post as beverage director at Craft in New York to become the sommelier at Le Pigeon in Portland, Ore.
