A nutritionist and a bar expert break down the health and cost benefits (and possible drawbacks) of choosing mocktails over alcohol.

As Dry January gains traction, many are discovering the health benefits of abstaining from alcohol, such as better sleep and ...

When you want something fun to sip that isn’t loaded with sugar or alcohol, these healthy mocktails are absolute lifesavers. I started mixing more of these at home for lazy weekends, family nights, ...

“This is essentially a really great restaurant and bar that doesn’t have a liquor license." ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Mocktails can help you feel part of the party without the after-effects. (Getty Images) While mocktails aren’t associated with a ...

And they're delicious.

You can substitute your drinks with delicious and healthy mocktails, and Kowalski's has a few ideas. Sue Moores, Kowalski's nutritionist, visited KARE 11 News at Noon to share one. If you'd like to ...

SHREVEPORT, La. - Let’s face it — alcohol doesn’t always love us back. From dehydration and bloating to brain fog and poor sleep, even just a few drinks can leave you feeling less than your best. If ...

If you're going alcohol free during Dry January, you could try a mocktail at The Fox Bar & Cocktail Club or at many area ...

Dry January is here again and with it, the hunt for cocktail alternatives. Happily, recipes for tasty mocktails are not in short supply in 2025. With the right ingredients, you can even turn your ...

Two decades ago, approximately 72% of young adults in the U.S. reported drinking alcohol regularly. Today, that number has dropped to 62% among adults under age 35, according to Gallup polling data.

Caffeinated beverages are driving much of the ongoing beverage boom, said Mark Wasilefsky, head of restaurant franchise finance at TD Bank. “I don't think there's any stop to that. I think the market ...