By Douglas Watters If you drank non-alc beers and wines ten or twenty years ago, you’re probably thrilled about how much the category has evolved and improved since then. A decade or two ago, most non-alc beer drinkers had
Dry Atlas has only been online for a few short months but already hundreds of your ratings and reviews are piling in. Each and every one of them helps other mindful drinkers to make informed decisions as we update and
Reviews by professional critics and reviews from the people can both help you decide what to drink. We’re all about the latter here at Dry Atlas but you better believe we are reading what the critics have to say as
“Blue zone” communities in Greece, Sardinia and elsewhere in the Mediterranean are known for especially long lives. They’re also known for drinking moderate amounts of alcohol, namely red wine. Is alcohol extending their lives? Is alcohol good for us? Alcohol,
“Blue zone” communities in Greece, Sardinia and elsewhere in the Mediterranean are known for especially long lives. They also are known to drink wine and are thus partially responsible for the story being told that alcohol is, in fact, good
The following was written by Derek Brown and published in Wine Enthusiast on 12/29/20. Some childhood memories stick with you. On New Year’s Eve, while adults in suits and sequins clinked glasses with a golden bubbly liquid that spilled over
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