Until recently, people typically identified their relationship with alcohol as binary: you were either a drinker, or you were sober. Of course, for those with alcohol addiction concerns, that distinction remains important. For others, however, those binary labels left little

I stumbled on something pretty mind-blowing recently and couldn’t wait to share it with you. Remember how people used to say that moderate drinking is good for your health? We tackled that topic in High Spirits, where we posited that

On Booze and Creativity History provides countless examples of famous drinkers in almost every field of endeavor, from politicians like Churchill to creatives like Hemingway and Hunter S. Thompson. How should we as mindful drinkers consider their legacies? This is

Shape a Global Non-Alc Expedition As we prepare to embark on a global expedition, you can play a vital role in charting its course. Our Dry Atlas team is setting off on a year-long worldwide journey to uncover drinking cultures

A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of speaking with Star Donaldson as she was working on her personal essay for Byrdie’s Revival issue. Star’s entire piece is excellent and worth reading, but I wanted to Yes-And a few

Venture capitalist Marc Andreesen has been writing about his decision to “pause alcohol” six months ago. Both the first On Pausing Alcohol post and the next day’s followup are worth reading, but the latter is far more interesting. If you’re