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WTF is 'Damp January'? →No, that’s not a typo. The less restrictive version of Dry January is making a splash this year.
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The Zero Proof's Non-Alcoholic Forecast 2023 →Gazing into our crystal balls to predict the major trends we'll see in non-alc this year.
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The Zero Proof's Non-Alcoholic Favorites of 2022 →
Recipes
Café du Monde Non-Alcoholic Martini →With espresso martinis all the rage, we wanted to look to other regional coffees for inspiration. This bittersweet non-alcoholic drink is named after the 24 hour café in New Orleans famous for serving piping hot beignets buried under drifts of powdered sugar alongside distinctively bitter chicory coffee.
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Non-Alcoholic Drinks to Toast the New Year in Style →Our favorite bottles of bubbly, martini recipes, and morning-after brunch cocktails to ring in the New Year.
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Non-Alcoholic Mexican Hot Chocolate Recipe →This spicy, cinnamon infused hot chocolate with non-alcoholic tequila will warm you from the inside out... and it's surprisingly easy to make.
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The Perfect Non-Alcoholic Espresso Martini Recipe →There are a lot of recipes for non-alcoholic espresso martinis out there, but they almost always lack the thick head of foam that makes their alcoholic cousins so photogenic. Not anymore.
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The Zero Proof 2022 Holiday Gift Guide (Part 2) →
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The Zero Proof 2022 Holiday Gift Guide (Part 1) →Whether you’re making your own wishlist or shopping for someone else, The Zero Proof 2022 Gift Guide is here to help you find the perfect present.
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Kristin Chaconas’s Electric Relaxation (Non-alcoholic Boulevardier) →Kristin’s tribute to A Tribe Called Quest, Electric Relaxation is a delicious, non-alcoholic Boulevardier. The Boulevardier is a Negroni variation that substitutes bourbon for gin. Still bitter and bracing, but with a smoky roundness that eases you into cooler weather.
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Non-Alcoholic French 75 Recipe →The cocktail of choice in the movie Casablanca, the flirtatious French 75 looks glamorous but is easy to make. The original was named after a field gun used by the French army in World War I, as it was so strong you'd feel like you'd been shelled the night before. This non-alcoholic version packs all the flavor punch but won't leave you with a concussive headache.
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Kellie Thorn’s Gnista Coffee Old-Fashioned →A more grown up option for when you've outgrown the espresso martini but still love coffee cocktails. Rich, sophisticated, and still guaranteed to give you a bit of a caffeine kick.