Julia Petrin News Today

January 15, 2021 The unofficial tradition of “Dryuary” (aka “Drynuary,” “Dry January,” or other variants) is purported to have started in 2006, and the conceit is simple in concept: As one year gets filed away, people take advantage of the symbolic new beginning to reset—or maybe just pause—drinking habits that may have slipped into overdrive during the holiday season. As we try to put a train wreck year of “quarantinis” and boredom-driven probl...