Alcohol-like taste without the after-effects: Dry January has more non-alcoholic options than before [Video]

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) — There are a few things Wisconsin is known for. Among them, it’s cheese and beer. Starting next month, some in the state may be leaning towards a non-alcoholic option.

At Ray’s Wine and Spirits, you’ll find what you need to make a drink or two. 

“We carry over 3,000 wines, 1,000 spirits, and over 1,000 beers,” said Nate Norfolk, the director of wine and spirits at Ray’s. 

Now, the family-owned business has an addition to its liquor aisles — non-alcoholic wine, spirits, and beer.

“There’s a lot of people that want to still engage in social activities, but do so in a sober manner,” said Norfolk.

The new year is full of resolutions and for some people, that means trading in a boozy drink for a non-alcoholic one.

“Uncharted territory still, a bit,” said Mike Walker, the onsite business manager at Lakefront Brewery. 

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