Dry January puts a spotlight on non-alcoholic drinks to kick off the year, but some of these are too delicious not to enjoy ...

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Coming leaps and bounds from the scene that once was when Dry January was initially created in 2013, zero-proof drinks are no longer an afterthought. Finding permanence on menus across restaurants ...

If you like the outdoors go for a walk around Fletcher Moss, go tulip picking at Birch Farm Flowers in Salford, or relive your DofE days and hop on a train to the nearby peaks. For those of you with ...

Around 15.5 million people planned to take part in Dry January and one in five want to reduce how much they drink annually, according to research from Alcohol Change UK. Alcohol Change polling ...

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These health conditions contribute to a buildup of fat in the liver, experts say, which can then lead to fibrosis or scarring ...

The Dry January month of sobriety has become an ... “The trend is being driven by the wonderful variety of delicious no and low drinks now available on the market, and we’ve seen sales up ...

“Dry January,” a yearly prompt for the sober-curious, has passed. But brewers, distillers, and vintners aren’t raising their glasses to celebrate. Cutting back on alcohol has turned into an ...

Super Bowl Sunday brought out multiple sports fans to Sacramento bars and restaurants to watch the big game. KCRA 3 stopped by Public House Downtown, where general manager Calvin Lam says the football ...