Charleston offers a vibrant selection of nonalcoholic beverages for Dry January.
As January brings cooler weather to Charleston, Sipland Co. and local establishments are championing nonalcoholic options for Dry January. With an array of delightful mocktails and spirits, residents can enjoy flavorful drinks without the buzz. Spots like Sweatman’s Garden and Sèchey are making waves in the city’s growing mocktail scene, highlighting the rise of nonalcoholic drinking culture. Sipland plans events to showcase these options, making Charleston a prime destination for those seeking healthier beverage choices.
As the brisk January air sweeps through Charleston, there’s a growing trend as locals indulge in a different kind of resolution. That’s right—it’s Dry January, a month where many opt to give their bodies a break from alcohol. With the weather forecast predicting cloudy skies and temperatures hitting a high of just 49°F, it’s the perfect time to cozy up with a delightful, nonalcoholic drink!
Sipland Co., a champion of curated nonalcoholic drinking experiences, is stepping into the spotlight this January. Beyond merely encouraging locals to partake in Dry January, Sipland Co. is making it easier than ever by offering a wide range of tantalizing nonalcoholic options tailored for every palate. Their focused mission is to elevate the perception of nonalcoholic beverages and ensure they’re not just an afterthought but a celebration in their own right.
If you’re looking to sip something fancy while skipping the alcohol, Sipland has an incredible lineup! One standout is the Good Twin, an enchanting nonalcoholic champagne hailing from Italy, crafted with organic prosecco grapes. It’s bubbly, refreshing, and will have you feeling like it’s a festive occasion any day of the week!
Another crowd favorite is the Lapos nonalcoholic Negroni. This drink offers all the rich flavors of the classic cocktail without any of the buzz. Sipland’s curated roster doesn’t stop there; with exciting varieties like canned mocktails, nonalcoholic spirits, and specialty drinks, there’s truly something for everyone.
It’s not just Sipland that’s recognizing the rise in nonalcoholic options; many local bars and restaurants are also stepping up their game. Hot spots like Sweatman’s Garden are gaining attention with homemade craft sodas, perfectly blended with CBD and Delta drinks. Here, patrons can enjoy a refreshing buzz, minus the alcohol!
Also noteworthy is Sèchey, located at 540 King St., a shop dedicated exclusively to alcohol-free spirits, wines, and beers. This place is a haven for anyone looking to explore the realm of nonalcoholic beverages while out on the town.
The market for nonalcoholic beverages is booming! Recent data shows that its growth is outpacing that of the alcoholic beverage industry. The shift indicates that more people are branching into nonalcoholic options, even as they still choose to enjoy alcoholic drinks occasionally. It’s about balance, and Charleston residents are embracing it wholeheartedly!
Looking forward, Sipland Co. isn’t just stopping at recommendations. They’re planning to host a series of exciting events and partnerships with various local businesses to showcase these low and no-alcohol alternatives. One highlight includes a pop-up event at The Charleston Place—a perfect opportunity to sample a variety of luxurious nonalcoholic beverages!
With iconic venues like The Watch Rooftop Kitchen & Spirits and Minero offering remarkable spiritless drink options, Charleston is truly becoming a hotspot for nonalcoholic drinking culture. Whether you’re out for brunch with friends or winding down after a long week, there are plenty of choices that don’t compromise on taste while allowing everyone to enjoy social times together.
So, whether you’re deeply committed to Dry January or simply looking to explore the dynamic nonalcoholic scene, Charleston has your back. With Sipland Co. leading the charge, residents and visitors alike are raising their glasses—or mocktails, as it were—to a month of health-conscious, flavorful celebration. Cheers to Charleston’s vibrant nonalcoholic revolution!
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