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My Dry January Was Off to a Rough Start. Could Creative, Boozeless Concoctions Serve Up Some Redemption?


 
My Dry January Was Off to a Rough Start. Could Creative, Boozeless Concoctions Serve Up Some Redemption?
Illustration by Jon Fuller
As the days shortened and darkened with 2020’s final act, I found my nightly glass of wine coming earlier and becoming two, or three, sometimes chased by shame the next morning.
A disclaimer: I don’t see drinking as a black-and-white divide between good, self-controlled, responsible drinkers and bad, gluttonous alcoholics. Everyone who chooses to imbibe exists on a spectrum of risk, and where you fall depends on your relationship with alcohol.
I’ve always liked to drink, although since college, my relationship with alcohol has mellowed. Pre-pandemic, I’d go out and throw a few back once a week with pals, but for the most part, I felt in control. Until I didn’t.

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