I really enjoyed this topic, written by this highly trusted authority ("I’m wearing glasses AND my most writerly sweater, so that makes me an Authority you can Trust"), and learned a lot. About what % of people try to go dry for January?
According to one source, approximately "27% of people who drink alcohol are ‘very likely’ to put a cork in their drinking habits during Dry January in 2024, while 51% will be drinking as usual"
Thanks so much for this! I really appreciate the discussion on the technical aspect of winemaking of non alcoholic wine... Or is it the de-winemaking? Un-winemaking? 😊
I really enjoyed this topic, written by this highly trusted authority ("I’m wearing glasses AND my most writerly sweater, so that makes me an Authority you can Trust"), and learned a lot. About what % of people try to go dry for January?
According to one source, approximately "27% of people who drink alcohol are ‘very likely’ to put a cork in their drinking habits during Dry January in 2024, while 51% will be drinking as usual"
https://civicscience.com/dry-january-interest-is-up-this-year-with-3-in-4-gen-z-adults-planning-to-abstain/#:~:text=Dry%20January%20Participation%20Is%20Up&text=Data%20showed%2024%25%20of%20U.S.,not%20planning%20on%20forgoing%20alcohol.
Thanks so much for this! I really appreciate the discussion on the technical aspect of winemaking of non alcoholic wine... Or is it the de-winemaking? Un-winemaking? 😊
I believe the technical term is "un-dewinificationizing" 😂 Thanks for reading!
Right! 🤣🤣😱😱😭😭