With modern day origins starting in 2013 in the U.K., Dry January has become a worldwide campaign with millions of people ...

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King recommends skipping a shake and mixing pre-chilled ingredients without any ice. "To avoid over-dilution, keep your ...

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Unlike Dry January, which involves jumping on the wagon only to get straight back off it 31 days later, zebra striping is something you can adopt as a drinking rule throughout the year. It’s ideal for ...

If you're doing "Dry January" you can still enjoy a glass of non-alcoholic wine or a canned non-alcoholic cocktail.

No longer the glorified juice of yore, mocktails are just as complex, varied and downright delicious as their boozy ...