Dry January may be coming to a close, but you can still mix in some mocktails throughout the winter. Mixologist Nicole Young, ...

A tour of nonalcoholic drinks in the Bull City's bars that can hold their own through Dry January and into the rest of the ...

Giving your mocktail some body plays the all-important role of helping distinguish it ... and the spritz adds “some depth of ...

As Dry January continues, more people are embracing the idea of giving their bodies a break from alcohol after the indulgence of the holiday season. Beyond the benefits of a reset, a recent advisory ...

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Dress your mocktail for an occasion by serving it in a beautiful glass, creating a zero-waste rim by blending citrus zest ...

Rapid City bartender Travis Gee shows NewsCenter1's Sam Johnson how to make his spin on a non-alcoholic French 75!

Dry January seems to get bigger and better every ... The Strawberry Cheesecake cocktail from Merai can be made into a mocktail. And as someone who moved here from New Orleans, a place where ...

This article is part of Dry January, Straight Up ... We’re living in the golden age of mocktails—or, as Reiner prefers to call them, “zero-proof cocktails.” Meaning: You’re no longer ...

The rise of mocktails during Dry January is also something bars are seeing year-round, coinciding with a larger nationwide study on how often the younger generation is consuming alcohol.