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These non-alcoholic alternatives such as Copenhagen Sparkling Tea, Non and New London Light are sure to be popular among the sober-curious crowd

Here’s a breakdown of available alcohol-free options: Spirits Zero-proof spirits often mimic the taste, aroma, mouthfeel and sometimes the burn of whiskey, tequila, gin and more. They are made by distilling botanicals like agave and oak to create the essence of traditional spirits. Brands to try are Monday and Seedlip (herbal gin alternatives), Caleño (tropical), Mockingbird Spirit (tequila alternative), Ritual (whiskey, tequila and gin), and Lyre’s (American malt, amaretti and more). Wine and beer Many alcohol-free drinks on the market mimic wines and beers. Athletic Brewing Company and...

New False Idol Brewing in North Richland Hills offers wide range of IPAs, stouts, sours and ‘beertails’ Since opening during the pandemic, the brewery was built with necessary precautions. False Idol Brewing in North Richland Hills(Panther City Air) One year ago, False Idol Brewing’s North Richland Hills facility was little more than a dusty shell. But since then, the cavernous blank space has come to be known as a suds-filled “Wolf’s Den.” But construction of the 800-barrel brewhouse and taproom was but only the latest evolutionary step for founders Dominique VanAusdall and Brand...

Mocktail game-changer: New book offers 100 sophisticated booze-free and low-alcohol recipes ‘Zero Proof Drinks & More’ brings the complexity of cocktails to alcohol-free drinks. Recipes from Zero Proof Drinks & More:100 Recipes for Mocktails and Low Alcohol Cocktails, by Maureen Petrosky(Robert Rose Publishing) , by Maureen Petrosky ($24.95, Robert Rose Books), brings the complexity of sophisticated cocktails to alcohol-free drinks, and the last of its six chapters features some low-alcohol drinks, too. Besides innovative mocktail recipes, the book is filled with gorgeous photos that insp...

Posted By Ron Bechtol on Wed, Jan 20, 2021 at 1:00 PM click to enlarge Ron Bechtol As the Dry January phenomenon picks up steam, we’ve thankfully moved well beyond the virtuous Virgin Mary and the simpering Shirley Temple — neither of which most of us want to be overheard ordering during any month of the year. To be sure, whether driven by folks swearing off alcohol for a month or embracing sobriety a...