Nonalcoholic Drink Recipes, Adaptogenic Elixirs, and THC-Infused Wine For A Booze-Free Month

The first rule of Dry January is you have to talk about Dry January might be a tenet of the social phenomenon that has become increasingly popular over the last decade. But even those who started the year with strong verbal commitments to a sober month may have been walloped off course by early news items both celebratory and self-medication-inducing. Still, anecdotal evidence (my group texts; Twitter) nods to the need for a periodic reset. As does actual evidence. “A study conducted by the RAND Corporation in September [2020] suggests Americans are drinking 14 percent more often in response to… Read Full Article