As the calendar turns to January, many families and households are looking for ways to gather that feel lighter, more ...

This year, soft drinks are serving up an old-school feel as the drinks market—which has increasingly shifted from ...

The rise of the "sober curious" movement and the COVID-19 pandemic have led to a decline in traditional happy hour culture and an increase in the popularity of mocktails. Sales of nonalcoholic and low ...

Looking for a reset after the holidays. Dry January has been gaining popularity. Newswatch 16's Nikki Krize shares some ...

Fresh into the new year, it's that time of year to participate in Dry January. Find mocktails at these 10 Houston restaurants ...

Traditionally associated with teetotalers, sober souls and children, mocktails have emerged from the very bottom of menus to an audience beyond those merely abstaining from booze. Sophisticated, ...

Dry January has become a popular reset after the holidays, with millions of people choosing to take a break from alcohol at ...

Two decades ago, approximately 72% of young adults in the U.S. reported drinking alcohol regularly. Today, that number has dropped to 62% among adults under age 35, according to Gallup polling data.

More and more Americans are saying no to alcohol. That has led to a surge in mocktails. Bryan Kuhlen with Northern Spy restaurant in Canton joined Kerry Kavanaugh on Boston 25 News Now at 3 to share ...

Quite a few Arlington establishments are serving mocktails and other non-alcoholic drinks this January -- and year-round -- ...