Celebrate the holidays with these non-alcoholic Christmas drinks! Mocktails, warm mugs of hot cocoa, and punch recipes will ...

Let me be the first to admit: I love myself a real cocktail. But I don't love the feeling that comes with it when I've had a few too many and have two tiny humans to chase around the next day. If you ...

12 ounces apple cider (not spiced) 2 ounces SGS Apple Pie syrup (or less, to taste) 2 teaspoons SGS Mulling Spices blend 25 ounces of hot water 3 Rooibos tea bags (avoid cinnamon or other warm spices ...

Top bartenders have creative tricks to make healthy, flavorful mocktails. These include using herbs, toasted spices, herbal tea infusions and exotic fruits. To reduce sugar, they recommend using ...

With the New Year up and running, many of us are looking forward to trying to improve some aspects of our lives. Whether you’re working out more, eating healthier or procrastinating less, January is a ...

The holidays are here, and let’s be real, food isn’t the only thing people are excited about. The drinks matter too. From ...

As the trend towards healthier lifestyle choices gains momentum, many seek delicious alternatives to alcoholic beverages. Mocktails have become the go-to option, offering a variety of nonalcoholic ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- This month, many people are trading happy hour for Dry January, an annual tradition that challenges participants to abstain from drinking alcohol for all 31 days. The challenge first ...

ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - For many, January is a time to cut back or quit drinking alcohol. Mocktails can help you get through “Dry January” with a bit of festivity. Becky Ellis, food and wine writer of ...

We are in the middle of Dry January, the monthlong challenge to go booze-free. Be it cocktails, beer or wine, refraining from alcohol is noted as a “cool” thing to do. As Dry January has become more ...

Revival Kitchen and Bar creates mocktails all year round. Bartender Geoffrey Smith has two favorites: Sinful Cranberry (left) and Black Apple (right). Cecily Cassidy, owner of Street, enjoys creating ...

"Dry January" has nothing to do with the weather. It's a challenge more people every year seem to set for themselves, after the excesses of the holidays, to skip alcohol for the 31 days of January.