Explore Butte County and 24 Butte County restaurants, bars and cafes are hosting the first free Dry January Passport, a month-long celebration with of mocktails complete with grand prizes for participants.

For those dipping your toes in the ethanol-free waters, booze-free beverages await at a growing number of bars and restaurants.

Curious about Dry January? Here is a closer look at the 31-day challenge, its origin and where to find the best nonalcoholic drinks.

For those viewers committing to Dry January this month, STK has just what they need: Using Lyre's crafted non-alcoholic spirits, we've launched a limited-time Dry January menu of four mocktails, available only at the restaurant now through January 31st.

Houston restaurants and bars to find mocktails during Dry January include Andiron, Caracol, Hamsa, Jethro's, Loro, Phat Eatery, Postino's and Sixty Vines.

For those who are looking for cocktail alternatives, here are six places to look for mocktails during Dry January in County.

The trend is taking off across Kentucky, too. The first non-alcoholic cocktails were served at the Kentucky Derby in 2019, and Kentucky-based companies like Hectare’s Cannabis Innovations and Spiritless have launched non-alcoholic alternative drinks.

Zanti’s Crimson Rose and Marg No Rita are standout options for Dry January, featuring creative blends of citrus, agave, and Seedlip alternatives. Try the Pomegranate Sunrise or the Vermillion Delight for fresh, zero-proof creations.

Whether you're drinking moderately or going completely dry this month, non-alcoholic drinks are flooding your feeds. The big picture: On TikTok, #dryjanuary posts were up 50% toward the end of last year compared to the same period in 2023,

More people are deciding to scale back on consuming alcohol and opting for other healthier options, like mocktails.