Mocktail recipes we're trying this Dry Jan.

Dry January-friendly bars and beers to try in the Twin Cities
January have no shortage of options for sipping sans alcohol during their monthlong break from booze. 🍻 Many local breweries have gotten in on the NA beer craze with their own NA brews. Bauhaus Brew Labs' "Nah" line includes a booze-free Helles and a Pink Guava Sour,
11 restaurants and bars serving mocktails during Dry January in Houston
Houston restaurants and bars to find mocktails during Dry January include Andiron, Caracol, Hamsa, Jethro's, Loro, Phat Eatery, Postino's and Sixty Vines.
STK Nashville: Dry January Mocktails
For those viewers committing to Dry January this month, STK has just what they need: Using Lyre's crafted non-alcoholic spirits, we've launched a limited-time Dry January menu of four mocktails, available only at the restaurant now through January 31st.
What are the benefits of a Dry January?
During Dry January, people drink “mocktails,” cocktails without alcohol. According to Kai Smith, a bartender at Eastside Daquiris on the Circle in Alexandria, some of the popular ones are mocktail sunrises, virgin strawberry margaritas and what is known as a shark bite. Smith encourages folks who drink regularly to partake in the challenge.
6 bars and restaurants where San Diegans can savor mocktails during Dry January
For those who are looking for cocktail alternatives, here are six places to look for mocktails during Dry January in County.
It’s Dry January: 13 Lexington bars, restaurants with mocktails to try
The trend is taking off across Kentucky, too. The first non-alcoholic cocktails were served at the Kentucky Derby in 2019, and Kentucky-based companies like Hectare’s Cannabis Innovations and Spiritless have launched non-alcoholic alternative drinks.
Houston’s best spots for mocktails this Dry January
Zanti’s Crimson Rose and Marg No Rita are standout options for Dry January, featuring creative blends of citrus, agave, and Seedlip alternatives. Try the Pomegranate Sunrise or the Vermillion Delight for fresh, zero-proof creations.
Mocktail recipes we're trying this Dry January
Whether you're drinking moderately or going completely dry this month, non-alcoholic drinks are flooding your feeds. The big picture: On TikTok, #dryjanuary posts were up 50% toward the end of last year compared to the same period in 2023,
Trying 'Dry January?' Growing popularity of mocktails is making it easier
"Dry January" has grown in popularity over the years, which encourages a break from alcohol for the month. (Scripps News Cleveland)
Black-Owned Mocktail Brands To Try This Dry January And Beyond
More people are deciding to scale back on consuming alcohol and opting for other healthier options, like mocktails.
Dry January: Tips for success, health benefits & where to find mocktails in Memphis
Curious about Dry January? Here is a closer look at the 31-day challenge, its origin and where to find the best nonalcoholic drinks.
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Cheers! Dry January Passport offers mocktails, prizes
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Mocktails, the hero of Dry January, find their place on cocktail menus — and beyond
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7 Ingredients to Add to Your 'Dry January' Mocktails for Maximum Health Benefits
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Trying 'Dry January?' Growing popularity of mocktails is making sobriety easier
Now that the holidays have wrapped up, many folks are deciding to ditch the cocktails and clean out their liquor cabinets to ...
Olipop Harnesses Dry January With Drive Through Activation In L.A.
Olipop is hosting a virtual drive-thru through the 13th, giving fans a chance to win mocktail starter kits and exclusive ...
Dry January: Local physician says attitudes about alcohol are changing for the better
With many committing to health goals for the new year, “Dry January” is trending all over social media. A Columbus addiction ...