We rounded up our favorite non-alcoholic beverages for Dry January, including beers, sodas, mocktails, and more.

Feeling out of place at bars or parties without a drink in your hands? You’re not alone. Fortunately, there are non-alcoholic drinks that make everyone feel included. FDA regulations state that ...

These beers deliver the maltiness of beer with less bitterness and none of the negative effects associated with alcohol — and people will feel like they’re drinking the real thing, too.

Ghia Non-Alcoholic Apéritif is a Mediterranean-inspired sipper with notes of citrus, rosemary, and herbs. Use it to make ...

Beer experts reveal the best non-alcoholic options on the market, from Athletic Brewing's Run Wild IPA to Samuel Adams' Just ...

Winter is the perfect time to gather with friends and family — and you don’t need alcohol to make those holiday moments feel special. These non-alcoholic drinks bring rich flavors, warming spices, and ...

As more consumers incorporate non-alcoholic spirits alternatives into their drinking rotation—not just during “dry January,” ...

Just because you're not drinking doesn't mean you have to stay in. These 5 Eugene and Springfield spots serve NA options all ...

Plus, what to consider if it’s already a part of your routine.

No alcohol? No problem. AIRE’s non-alcoholic ready-to-drink cocktails come in flavors like mango and hibiscus for an easy, refreshing sip, whether enjoyed straight from the can or served over ice and ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ronny Maye shares dining and drink experiences around the globe. With Thanksgiving behind us and Christmas fast approaching, we’re ...

The United Center in Chicago will become the first major U.S. sports venue to offer THC-infused drinks during games, ...