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Americans are drinking less, and not just in January
Damp January, the relaxed cousin of the Dry January trend, can help develop healthy habits beyond the first month of the year.
Boston Globe: Say More Podcast
‘It’s just awful’: How Boston’s liquor stores are dealing with the sobering reality of Dry January
In the meantime, Dray Drinks, an exclusively nonalcoholic bottle shop, is more than happy to pick up any lost liquor business.
Boston Globe
Non-Alcoholic Bottle Shop Celebrates Grand Opening In Cambridge
It looks and feels like a liquor store, but Dray in Cambridge’s Central Square is a bottle shop sans alcohol.
WBZ News Radio
Mass Appeal: Dray
At Dray in Boston’s South End, you’ll find gin, bourbon, beer, and wine. But this is no ordinary liquor store. You can shop for mock mojitos, soft whiskey sours, or “G and...
7 News Boston
Dray Drinks sells beer, wine, and spirits—sans alcohol
Dray Drinks offers evergreen beer, wine, and spirit selections, alcohol-free.
Berkeley Beacon
Staying Motivated through Health & Fitness
Dray founder and owner Pat Dooling was a guest on the Carrigan & Company podcast.
Carrigan & Company
The 5 Must-Visit Nonalcoholic Bottle Shops for Drinks Without the Buzz
From Boston to Seattle, these shops are highly curated and focused on building connection.
Bon Appetit
Nonalcoholic Bottle Shops are Everywhere Now. Do They Have the Juice?
While big box giants jump on the NA boom, mom-and-pop shops prioritize community with a personal touch.
Bon Appetit
The Best Nonalcoholic Wine
America's Test Kitchen sipped its way from sparkling wines to full-bodied reds to find the best.
America's Test Kitchen
Non-alcoholic drinks ideas for Dry January and beyond with Dray Drinks
Dry January doesn’t have to be hard! Pat Dooling, owner and founder of Dray Drinks, the first ever non-alcoholic bottle shop in Boston shares some of their faux libations you...
NBC Boston
New research shows why going dry in January vastly improves your health
It is socially alluring, psychologically and physically addictive. And, in the past, it’s been touted as having health benefits. But alcohol lost a bit of its luster last week when...
Boston 25 News
Top trends we’re hoping to see in Boston’s restaurant scene
There’s clearly an interest in non-alcoholic drinks in Boston. A second Dray Drinks bottle shop opened in Cambridge, and mocktail menus are growing both in size and in quality.
Boston.com