The Bottle Size Never Lies: What Bars Really Think of Non-Alcoholic Drinks
The press has spent five years announcing that non-alcoholic drinks are the future of the bar. The bars have been...
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What Are Adaptogens? Do They Do Anything?
Ask ten brands what an adaptogen is and you get ten answers, most of which do not survive contact with their own ingredient list. Plus a searchable cheat sheet of all sixty ingredients.
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Kava Explained: The Drink Is Legal. The Room Is Not.
The substance is legal. The gathering is not. Out of everything kava is, the one part being regulated out of...
Do Functional Mushroom Drinks Actually Work?
Functional mushroom drinks are sold as a discovery, but reishi has been medicine for two thousand years. The real story...
Does Ozempic Make You Drink Less?
One in eight adults is now on a GLP-1 drug, and a lot of them are quietly drinking less. What...
Alcohol-Free Stopped Meaning Sober
There is a sober for every drug now. California sober keeps the weed, Florida sober keeps the pills, Miami sober...
Congress Just Banned the THC Drink. Here's What It Means.
A quiet change to the federal definition of hemp takes most THC seltzers and gummies off store shelves by November...
The City Just Extended Drinking to 4 A.M. for the World Cup. Here Is What That Misses.
Half the football world cannot legally drink in sight of the pitch. The last World Cup went dry two days...
No More Cafe in Nikkei: Inside America's Sober-Curious Shift
Japan's largest financial newspaper, Nikkei, wrote about No More Cafe in a report on America's sober-curious shift.
Kratom Explained: What It Is, Where It's Legal, and Why It's Everywhere in 2026
In Florida a kava bar will brew you a kratom tea. In New York that same drink is illegal, while...