You can drink alcoholic and non-alcoholic products—it doesn’t have to be one or the other. There’s always the option of adding alcohol to these drinks or alternating them with alcoholic ...

But ditching alcohol doesn’t mean you have to give up on enjoying cocktails. These recipes from New York cocktail bar Death & Co show some of the creative ways that you can enjoy non-alcoholic drinks, ...

Evelyn Chick, owner of Simpl Things, leans on these spirit-free spirits in her placebo cocktails. “Having a good base is the key to having successful non-alcoholic drinks,” she says.

Non-alcoholic drinks certainly seem to be having a moment. For starters, there’s more of them — and B.C. seems ahead of the pack.

Demand for non-alcoholic drinks has recently seen a huge surge in growth. In fact, a recent report valued the current NA drink market at around 1.8 billion—expected to grow to over 3 billion by ...

When La Cute launched Free Bar in 2022, curating non-alcoholic drinks from vendors across the world, his customer base was small. They were mostly people who were conscious about health, lifestyle ...

As interest in non-alcoholic drinks grows, major alcohol brands are making moves with sober versions of well-known products like Guinness and Tanqueray gin. Experts say it’s a sign there’s ...

Sales of non-alcoholic drinks are on the rise, as European consumers embrace the alcohol-free lifestyle. In fact, while alcohol consumption continues to decline at a rate of 0.5 litres per capita, the ...