As Dry January reaches its final furlong, many retailers are reporting record-breaking sales of alcohol-free drinks including beer and wine.

More and more Canadians are choosing for either no- or low-alcohol wines, beers and mixed drinks, which is an issue that ...

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Forget the gloom of Dry January and go for warming winter wines instead, advises Christine Austin, and you won’t find ...

With Dry January in full swing, I've been on the hunt for the best non-alcoholic sparkling wines - that actually taste like ...

Swap dry January for the dry desert climate of the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia wine country, writes Vivian Vassos ...

However, if you’re after something that feels more akin to something you're used to then a sweeter wine or non-alcoholic ...

While ultra-low (<0.5%) and zero ABV sales are booming, mid-strength picks are gaining momentum – perfect for drinkers ...

Dry January doesn’t have to be so “dry.” It can be a month full of flavor and fresh new habits that can help you stay ...

It's not just Riesling—though that's a great choice! We share tips, two tasty curry recipes (one vegetarian, one fish) and ...