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fromwww.brooklynpaper.com
1 month ago

Summer House' star Carl Radke gears up to open Soft Bar & Cafe in Greenpoint Brooklyn Paper

Carl Radke's Soft Bar & Cafe aims to fill the gap in the market for premium non-alcoholic social spaces.
Food & drink
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago

Gaba is the off switch of the brain': Is it also the answer to better sleep, sobriety and less anxiety?

Sentia Black is a non-alcoholic drink designed to promote focus and conviviality using Gaba to mimic certain effects of alcohol.
#dry-january
Beer
fromBevindustry
3 months ago

'Partake' in Dry January with brews from Partake Brewing

The non-alcoholic beer market is growing due to health consciousness and innovative brewing techniques.
fromwww.npr.org
3 months ago
Health

Looking to have fun without alcohol? This guy has ideas that may help

Booze-free gatherings are gaining popularity across the U.S., showcasing that social events can be enjoyable without alcohol.
fromBusiness Insider
3 months ago
Beer

Dry January is here. The CEOs of Heineken USA and Athletic Brewing explain why many Americans are choosing moderation.

The US Surgeon General's advisory urges warning labels on alcohol, coinciding with growing trends toward moderate drinking and sobriety.
fromwww.mercurynews.com
3 months ago
Cocktails

Reset Your Mind and Body with Dry January: Take a Break from Alcohol

Low-dose cannabis-infused mocktails are a great way to enjoy social beverages during Dry January without the effects of alcohol.
fromFast Company
3 months ago
Health

Does the non-alcoholic craze just keep us drinking?

The Dry January movement encourages moderation in drinking habits, leading to positive health impacts for many individuals.
fromhttp://localhost:10004/
3 months ago
Boston food

5 mocktails to try in Dry January

Boston offers a thriving scene for non-alcoholic beverages, making it easier for those participating in Dry January or reducing alcohol consumption.
Beer
fromBevindustry
3 months ago

'Partake' in Dry January with brews from Partake Brewing

The non-alcoholic beer market is growing due to health consciousness and innovative brewing techniques.
fromwww.npr.org
3 months ago
Health

Looking to have fun without alcohol? This guy has ideas that may help

Booze-free gatherings are gaining popularity across the U.S., showcasing that social events can be enjoyable without alcohol.
fromBusiness Insider
3 months ago
Beer

Dry January is here. The CEOs of Heineken USA and Athletic Brewing explain why many Americans are choosing moderation.

The US Surgeon General's advisory urges warning labels on alcohol, coinciding with growing trends toward moderate drinking and sobriety.
fromwww.mercurynews.com
3 months ago
Cocktails

Reset Your Mind and Body with Dry January: Take a Break from Alcohol

Low-dose cannabis-infused mocktails are a great way to enjoy social beverages during Dry January without the effects of alcohol.
fromFast Company
3 months ago
Health

Does the non-alcoholic craze just keep us drinking?

The Dry January movement encourages moderation in drinking habits, leading to positive health impacts for many individuals.
fromhttp://localhost:10004/
3 months ago
Boston food

5 mocktails to try in Dry January

Boston offers a thriving scene for non-alcoholic beverages, making it easier for those participating in Dry January or reducing alcohol consumption.
more#dry-january
#mocktails
Miscellaneous
fromGrub Street
3 months ago

Who Can Make a Mocktail That Makes Money?

Zero-proof cocktails are rapidly gaining popularity in restaurants as drinking decreases among younger generations.
Market demand has shifted towards more non-alcoholic options, becoming significant revenue streams for establishments.
fromBusiness Insider
3 months ago
Health

Why are mocktails so expensive?

High-quality ingredients and complex preparation of non-alcoholic drinks contribute to high prices, leading to consumer sticker shock.
Miscellaneous
fromGrub Street
3 months ago

Who Can Make a Mocktail That Makes Money?

Zero-proof cocktails are rapidly gaining popularity in restaurants as drinking decreases among younger generations.
Market demand has shifted towards more non-alcoholic options, becoming significant revenue streams for establishments.
fromBusiness Insider
3 months ago
Health

Why are mocktails so expensive?

High-quality ingredients and complex preparation of non-alcoholic drinks contribute to high prices, leading to consumer sticker shock.
more#mocktails
#wine-industry
Wine
fromAxios
5 months ago

There's too much wine and not enough wine drinkers

Global wine consumption is declining, leading to excess production and challenges for vineyards.
Wine
fromTasting Table
3 months ago

7 Facts About Non-Alcoholic Wine You Should Know - Tasting Table

Gen-Z is drinking less alcohol, opting for non-alcoholic beverages like cocktails and wines.
Wine
fromAxios
5 months ago

There's too much wine and not enough wine drinkers

Global wine consumption is declining, leading to excess production and challenges for vineyards.
Wine
fromTasting Table
3 months ago

7 Facts About Non-Alcoholic Wine You Should Know - Tasting Table

Gen-Z is drinking less alcohol, opting for non-alcoholic beverages like cocktails and wines.
more#wine-industry
fromstupidDOPE
5 months ago
Miscellaneous

Katy Perry's De Soi Drops St. Moritz Mule, a Non-Alcoholic Apres-Ski Must-Have | stupidDOPE

De Soi's St. Moritz Mule offers a festive, non-alcoholic take on the classic Moscow Mule, perfect for winter gatherings.
fromTasting Table
7 months ago
Health

What Is The Weakest Alcoholic Drink You Can Actually Buy? - Tasting Table

Non-alcoholic beverages are rapidly gaining market share, highlighting a shift in consumer preferences towards lower alcohol options.
fromBon Appetit
1 year ago
NYC food

The Buzziest Food Gifts of 2024

The 2024 holiday season features trending gifts that cater to specific interests, emphasizing food and drink innovation.
fromPrx
8 months ago
OMG science

The World

Labor dispute leads to full lockout of Canadian railroad workers, raising concerns over worker rights.
Munich residents are increasingly shifting to non-alcoholic beverages for health reasons.
New art exhibit in Denver highlights Japanese American internment experiences during WWII.
Scientists make significant strides in detecting gravitational waves from black holes.
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