By Myles Faulkner of The Modern Substitute I was never really a cocktail drinker in the Before Times. I plain sailed on beer and gin and tonics for decades, and learned how to make a Negroni after stumbling across
Whether you’re forgoing alcohol for one night, one month, or indefinitely, you still might want your drinks to “do” something. Enter functional beverages. These non-alcoholic options can energize, uplift, or relax you—without the downsides of alcohol. Consumers’ first questions are:
There are over 350 non-alc wines in our directory, which we recently covered in a category guide. Given the limitations of current technology, dealcoholized wines can sometimes fall short of replicating the full-bodied taste of their alcoholic counterparts, as we’ve
As people reexamine their alcohol consumption, THC-based beverages are emerging as an alternative. With a unique buzz, these beverages offer relaxation and a subtle euphoria—minus the hangover. If you live where they’re legally available, here are some options to check
There are over 350 non-alc wines in our directory, which we recently covered in a category guide. Now, we’re drilling deeper into one subset of the category: wine proxies. First: what sets proxies apart? While dealcoholized wines start as traditional
Many of us are familiar with the uncomfortable aftermath of a night out: waking up to a state of “hangxiety,” where a hangover meets a spike in anxiety. It’s a real phenomenon, not just a figment of your imagination. Alcohol,
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