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Whether you’re diving into Dry January, testing the waters of moderation, or just exploring new flavors, this guide has something for everyone. Ready to raise a zero-proof glass? Dry January is no ...

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It has nuanced flavor, crisp bubbles, and wine-like structure that actually works at the table.

Close your ears, Ernest Hemingway: The fastest growing segment of the cocktail market is the one with drinks that … don’t actually have any alcohol. It’s not just a Dry January thing either. Bars and ...

The new year is one of the most popular times for goal-setting, and it’s also when many people choose to "reset" different aspects of their lives, including eating and drinking habits. Whether your ...

I walked into Maya Moon Collective, a cacao cafe located in Normal Heights, on a busy Saturday night in December. The band ...

Everyone needs their vice. For me, it’s tacos. Tacos and a cheap can of beer. But each January, the tacos hit differently because the beer is gone. I’ve been Dry Januarying for longer than I can ...

Taking a break from booze? These nonalcoholic bubbles taste just as good as the real stuff. Here are the best nonalcoholic ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ronny Maye shares dining and drink experiences around the globe. With Thanksgiving behind us and Christmas fast approaching, we’re ...

If you want to cut back on alcohol for Dry January or choose not to imbibe at all, you can still crack open a can of beer—and these days, you have more options than ever. Stroll down the beer aisle at ...