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It's 11:47pm. The last ticket's been fired, the pass is wiped down, and someone's already pulling pints for the team before the till's even closed out. You didn't ask for it. You didn't have to. It's just what happens. The adrenaline is still humming, your feet are done, and that first sip is the sound of the day finally exhaling.
Darren Ashman - sobercoachashman.com 11/07/2026
The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has concluded after extensive research that alcohol is a Group 1 carcinogen, which is the highest classification for cancer-causing elements.
Sudipta Basu - The Statesman 16/06/2026
It's hard to imagine a crowded sporting event on a sunny day in Los Angeles where nobody's drinking. But, at Tom Holland's padel tournament on April 29, that's exactly the case.
USA TODAY 30/04/2026
Alcohol consumption at all time low - watch this video.
WFAA 13/02/2026
More and more young adults are choosing to quit drinking alcohol — without giving up partying. From family dinner tables to rugby locker rooms, they are questioning a social norm long considered indisputable and redefining the boundaries of conviviality.
Caroline Lumet - Le Figaro in English 21/01/2026
Viticulture - L'Alsace, land of de-alcoholised wines?
At the start of 2026, there's a lot of talk about "Dry January," a month without alcohol. But not necessarily without wine. More and more winemakers are producing alcohol-free wines, and the market is experiencing annual growth of between 10% and 30%.
France 3 16/01/2026
This event will take over The Beer and Burger Store in King's Cross from the 23-25 January 2026. It will feature the largest number of AF beers ever poured on tap at a single UK venue.
Darren - Beer Today 15/01/2026
Here you will find a timeline of how you will feel in the early days and how your body reacts and copes over days and months after you quit the booze.
Nicole Lee & Katinka van de Ven - The Independent 13/01/2026
Some longstanding traditions from countries around Europe that are really worth adding to your daily lives.
In the early days of sobriety it is key to focus on keeping busy and this is a good article to help with that.
Sarah Phillips - The Guardian 09/11/2025
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