Once upon a time, it might have been seen as somewhat embarrassing to ask for an alcohol-free drink at a bar, especially if the only choices available were sodas or what used to be referred to as ...

A alcohol-free Mai Tai from ZZ & Simone's in Athens, Ga. Though it's currently the most recognizable terminology for bar drinks that don't contain alcohol, "mocktail" has grown to become a reductive ...

You're on a business trip, having a night out with friends, or you're simply not drinking during this time in your life. Whatever the reason, no matter the season, sometimes you don't want to get a ...

Mocktails and non-alcoholic (non-alc or NA) beverages have become ubiquitous at bars and restaurants, catering to a clientele eager to have a fun night out without alcohol. And while plenty of NA ...

The energizing Lavendar Haze, for example, is made with Bonbuz functional spirit and purple butterfly-pea tea lemonade. Bonbuz products are made with nootropics, adaptogens and amino acids. According ...

Though it's currently the most recognizable terminology for bar drinks that don't contain alcohol, "mocktail" has grown to become a reductive way of referring to the creativity involved in making zero ...

Zero-proof cocktails are increasingly popular, and Santa Cruz County restaurants are meeting this demand with delicious mocktail menus. According to foodservice research firm Technomic’s Ignite Menu ...

Chemist Spirits' Antidote Cocktail Lounge in Asheville adapted after Tropical Storm Helene by offering free coffee and water to the community, leading to a new coffee and tea mocktail program. The ...

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) -This segment on The Three was paid for and sponsored by Destination Bryan. Taking part in Dry January doesn’t mean completely staying away from bars! If you’re one of the many ...

Mocktails are on the menu at Skyline Social & Games this summer. Bar Manager Austin Reno says more and more, people are wanting nonalcoholic options. He says the mocktail section of the menu is bigger ...

Besides welcoming a new year, this month also marks Dry January, when people are encouraged to take on the monthlong challenge and stop drinking alcohol. But hey, we still need to keep hydrated and ...