Our Houston Dry January guide rounds up bars and restaurants pouring mocktails, zero-proof cocktails and nonalcoholic beer across the city, from steakhouses and ramen shops to neighborhood lounges and hotel bars.

it's a new year! And if staying healthier by avoiding alcohol is one of your resolutions, you might be doing Dry or Damp January. We're getting a taste of non-alcoholic wines that actually drink like wine including the balance, acidity, and, that dry finish wine lovers crave. The smart swaps without the booze.

Manager and bartender, JP Hernandez shows us how to make 3 delicious mocktails featured on the Daily Gather social hour menu

It's a new year and a chance to switch it up even if it's just for the month.If that's the case, Derrick and Tessa tried some guilt-free sips for January, from alcohol-free chardonnay to antioxidant-packed red wines. The best part is, most are under 20 dollars! Advanced sommelier Wanda Cole-Nicholson has something for detoxing, celebrating, and everything in between.

Houston offers a variety of venues with innovative mocktails perfect for Dry January.

As Dry January comes to an end, some medical experts urge you to continue mindful drinking. Learn about how an app can help you improve your health and succeed.

Sipple, the new non-alcoholic bottle shop in Houston’s Rice Village offers everything from dealcoholized wine to functional spirits. Husband and wife team Danny and Helenita Frounfelkner have something in stock for every sober curious person.

Are you considering trying Dry January, the annual initiative to stop drinking for the first month of the new year?