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Here are the hot spots for mocktails, and the best non-alcoholic brews to take home
By Jay McKinney
The name isn’t as catchy as Sober October, but Dry January is a healthy way to start the new year. Yes, January may be the most trying month of winter with its frigid temperatures, short days, and the joyous spirit of the holidays quickly fading into a memory. However, there are benefits to cutting out alcohol, even if it’s just for a month. For those who choose to pop bottles of Champagne and party through the night on New Year’s Eve, there’s a good chance that their head-throbbing hangovers will make abstinence from alcohol an appealing decision.