GULP! An alcohol-free January?

The party season is over and your body may be politely suggesting you take it easy over the coming weeks. The good news is, you’re not alone – more and more people are going alcohol-free in January.

Whether you go completely dry or just mostly dry, here are some ideas for helping those 31 days fly by.

Change things up for January

Take the beers out of the fridge and the wine bottles from the rack. Pop them somewhere out of sight or, better still, ask a friend to look after them for a month (make sure it’s a trustworthy friend, though).

Replace your old favourites with new favourites

Low and no alcohol drinks are mainstream now, so you have more tasty choices than ever.

If you’re a cider-lover, fill your glass with Kopparberg Alcohol Free Mixed Fruit Cider. If you love bubbly, treat yourself to some Nozeco Special. And if your go-to is a G&T, try switching out the ‘G’ for some delicious Co-op Irresistible non-alcoholic botanical drink.

If you’re a wine lover, why not try the Eisberg Non-Alcoholic Cabernet Sauvignon, perfect for those who want a non-alcoholic red, full of blackcurrant flavour.

Go more adventurous

These mocktails & spritzers have something for everyone. Or, for some slightly more involved mocktail recipes, explore Mulled midnight magic mocktail, Raspberry and Rosé mocktail, and Beer-ito – our zesty spin on a mojito.

Think of all the benefits

Even if you’re not a social animal, sitting down to calculate how much you spend in a month at pubs and bars can be quite sobering.

You’re also saving yourself a fuzzy head and a slow start to the day, and that’s only the beginning. Not drinking means you’re more likely to exercise, eat well, sleep better, and work more effectively. That’s already a good start to 2024.

To help you plan and find new tipples you’ll love, explore our low and non-alcoholic range here.