Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Photo: Adobe Stock) I’ve reported on the sober curious and non-alcoholic drink movement since I quit drinking in 2015. My social ...

British physician and surgeon Charles Knowles thinks Dry January is a fantastic idea. The popular movement of abstaining from booze for the first month of the year could be good for people’s health ...

It does, but not for reasons rooted in discipline or perfection. Finishing strong isn’t about proving toughness or denying yourself joy. It’s about honoring the commitment you made, noticing the ...

New Yorkers are participating in Dry January, a monthlong break from alcohol after the holidays. At Barrio BX in Castle Hill, owners say they’re making mocktails to keep customers coming in. "It's ...

Angelo Warren has never poured as much hard liquor in his 10 years of bartending as he has over the past few months. Even this January, when there would typically be a pullback, has been pretty busy.

"Dry January" might mean giving up alcohol but, it doesn't have to mean giving up fun, freshly shaken drinks. Kokomo Carribean Restaurant located in Williamsburg, has begun offering custom made ...

Ten Januarys ago, as midnight struck on January 1, 2017, I embarked on the best, eye-opening and most idiotic, spontaneous challenge of my life. Not to sound too dramatic, but it forever changed so ...

As New Year’s Eve approached, I found myself mulling over something that in all my previous adult years would have been unthinkable: What if I didn’t drink? Sure, I had a lovely bottle of Champagne ...

Instead of a one month challenge, adopt a practice that will help you all year round.