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When one goes on a night out and doesn't drink, you rarely expect good choices for alcohol free beers other than the usual suspects like a can or a bottle of Lucky Saint or Brewdog Punk AF. So when…
There is a particular kind of Friday evening that asks for a glass of red. Not a celebration, not an occasion; just the slow exhale at the end of a working week, the moment where you sit down and…
Price: £4.97 (Asda) Style: alcohol-free red | Suitable for Vegans Rating: 4/5 First Impressions The bottle does a lot of work before you’ve even poured a glass. A clean, easily-read label sits over a…
Sentia’s new functional cider arrives in packaging that feels, perhaps intentionally, more function than fashion. That’s not necessarily a drawback. Its clean, almost lab-produced aesthetic lends a…
The TRIP Mindful Blend comes in a softly coloured lilac can that immediately catches the eye. I was drawn to it by the promise of raspberry and orange blossom flavour, which sounded light and…
There’s a particular vulnerability in reviewing a “functional” drink when you live sober. You don’t just taste it. You monitor it. You clock the minutes. You pay attention to the micro-shifts in your…
Trip positions itself as a calming, alcohol-free alternative; one of those drinks that promises relaxation without the fog. I tried a single can, well chilled, opting for the elderflower and mint…
When Guinness announced a zero-alcohol version of their iconic stout, I felt a genuine flicker of excitement. Guinness had always been a favourite of mine, something I’d quietly missed since getting…
Some alcohol-free drinks try to replace alcohol. Others try to distract you from it. Sentia Cask Whiskey Alternative does something more interesting; it creates a moment. Sentia was started by…
Glass Half Interesting is a blog about sober living, alcohol-free drinks, and the quiet, radical act of choosing what you put in your body. I’m nearly ten years into recovery from drug and alcohol…