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Non-alcoholic drinks finally taste great — here are 12 of our favorites

comments This story first appeared on Food52, an online community that gives you everything you need for a happier kitchen and home – that means tested recipes, a shop full of beautiful products, a cooking hotline, and everything in between! For too long, the options in the non-alcoholic section of restaurant menus or liquor stores were cloying "mocktails" and syrupy fruit sodas, or maybe a dusty bottle of barely-hoppy 0% ABV beer. Not the case these days. As sobriety, "dry" months, or even just saying "I'm not drinking tonight" become more socially acceptable than ever before, the beverages had to catch up.

Dry January: Benefits, pitfalls, and when alcohol is a problem

Dry January, the annual no-alcohol challenge, offers a reprieve, a reset, a chance to reflect on the impact alcohol has on our lives. People vow to trade the haze of a hangover for 31 days of mental clarity.  But on Wednesday night, six days into dry January, chaos erupted in Washington D.C., and Twitter exploded with an abrupt declaration: dry January was "canceled." No guilt, everyone said. Drink up, they encouraged, posting photos of generous pours. Many of the jokes were attempts at levity amid horror, offering a sense of comradery amid chaos. But experts in addiction say our behavior Wednesday night offers important insight into how we cope with stressful events and may make dry January even more important. For those who vowed not to drink – maybe this month, maybe long before – do not give up, experts said.