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Six stunning winter mocktails that bring festive flavors, cozy vibes, and mindful sipping to your holiday and New Year celebrations. Winter is here, and with it comes the season of toasts, twinkling ...

Two decades ago, approximately 72% of young adults in the U.S. reported drinking alcohol regularly. Today, that number has dropped to 62% among adults under age 35, according to Gallup polling data.

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Mocktails have non-drinking New Yorkers feeling high-spirited. There’s been an explosion of nonalcoholic cocktails in the Big Apple recently — and it’s not just for Dry January when the ...

Celebrating New Year’s Eve and going into Dry January is a challenge. But with festive mocktails, you can still be the party host with the most without segregating party hosts who choose to abstain ...

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A common New Year resolution is to improve one’s physical and mental health. One way to do both is to take a break from drinking alcoholic beverages. Some call it “Dry January,” while others might ...