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As thousands of tourists flock to Louisville for the annual Kentucky Derby, take a look at these spots to visit, drink, eat and stay at during a vacation there.

The Kentucky Derby is a big day for drinking in Louisville. It can be triggering for people in recovery, but different groups in town offer alcohol-free spaces where people can find camaraderie Saturday.

Kentucky Derby fans are thirsty the first Saturday in May. But what if you dont want to drink? Try these non-alcoholic Kentucky Derby cocktail recipes

Who doesn’t like the allure of liquid pleasure in a glass—the clink of ice cubes against the sides, promising cool refreshment; the colors swirling together, the garnish at the top? But what if you’re trying to abstain?  Thanks to increasing awareness on health and wellness, driven by the “the sober curious,” folks can still enjoy a growing variety of cocktails sans the alcohol—often called “mocktails.” 

Those who don’t drink alcohol shouldn't be overlooked in your events, and non-alcoholic offerings should be plentiful. Here are some ideas.

Here’s your insider guide to visiting Louisville.

CONCORD The New Hampshire Liquor Commission (NHLC) is encouraging customers to mix up mocktails during the month of January in celebration of the second annual New Hampshire Mocktail Month. NHLC

New Hampshire Mocktail Month returns for its second year in January, at restaurants across the Granite State.

2020 was a heck of a year, but January 2021 offers a fresh start for all. For many the new year is a time to cleanse. Some choose to suspend their daily happy hours for a while. But going dry does not have to be boring. In fact, today’s beverages market has a range of options — from alcohol-free beer to alcohol-free spirits and many mocktail ideas in between — that are so delicious, you won’t miss the booze (or the hangover). Recently launched in the U.S., Fluère Spirits,...

Email address: Leave this field empty if youre human: CONCORD, N.H. – Following last year’s Mocktail Week event, this month the New Hampshire Liquor Commission (NHLC) is launching its first ever “New Hampshire Mocktail Month.” In an ongoing partnership with Brown-Forman, The Mocktail Project and Old Forester Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whisky, the NHLC hopes the event will to help create a safer, more inclusive drinking culture. During the month of January, more than two dozen restauran...