W e’re nearing the end of dry January, which is how a lot of people like to begin the new year, coming out of the holiday ...

Dry January is the time of year that people start to be mindful of their alcohol consumption, but just because the month is coming to the end doesn’t mean the non-alcoholic cocktails have to ...

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

DRY January is here. For those looking for great alcohol-free cocktail options, check out this round up. According to Alcohol ...

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

Part of the reason I chose to feature The Mocktail Club is because of how thorough the front matter is before the “real” recipes start. Santiago takes the time (but not too much space ...

Social media, mainly TikTok, has made cortisol mocktails extremely popular for those who want to lower their stress levels, ...

Alcohol is blamed for about 100,000 cases of cancer and 20,000 cancer deaths in the U.S. every year. That’s more than the annual 13,500 alcohol-associated traffic fatalities. New "mocktails" can help ...

The holidays just ended, health regimens start. Dry January is a large part of that, and yes, it definitely negatively impacts alcohol sales,” said one New Hampshire restaurant owner.

Sixth City Craft SodaBeat dry January with locally-made soda and non-alcoholic drinks. Sixth City Craft Soda offers pick-up ...

For a delicious and easy dressing, mix three parts olive oil with one part blackberry vinegar, a teaspoon of Dijon mustard, ...