Dry January: Paris Society and French Bloom join forces to bring you the best in alcohol-free celebration

Dry January: Paris Society and French Bloom join forces to bring you the best in alcohol-free celebration

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French Bloom non-alcoholic organic sparkling wines are blooming at the bar at Monsieur Bleu for Dry January

Inspired by the dandy atmosphere of the 1930s, Monsieur Bleu is one of Parisians' favorite hangouts. From dinners with friends to family lunches, this cosmopolitan restaurant is ideal for sharing, picnicking or celebrating the evening together in a unique setting. This must-see address in the capital offers a breathtaking view of the Eiffel Tower, not to mention its majestic golden bar that attracts all eyes. On the occasion of Dry January, it is at the bar of Monsieur Bleu that French Bloom settles to make discover its collection of sparkling wines without alcohol. The most curious will be able to taste the elegant cuvees of French Bloom Le Blanc and Le Rosé by the glass. For those who wish to extend the experience, sparkling wines will also be available by the bottle to reveal all the flavors of the dishes in the Palais de Tokyo restaurant.

We Tried 16 Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Wine Alternatives to Find the Best — Here's What We Chose

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Celebrations call for bubbles, but they don’t have to be boozy.

Like peanut butter and jelly, or port wine cheese and opulence (just ask my colleague, Kat Kinsman), bubbles and New Year’s Eve simply go together. If your December looks anything like mine, the 31st is likely the last leg of an absolute sprint of dinners, happy hours, cookie swaps, and office soirees, all of which tend to involve some form of alcohol, and few of which you can miss without feeling guilty, Scrooge-like, or a sour combination of both. Luckily, as with non-alcoholic aperitif, beer, and cocktails, the non-alcoholic bubbly space has undergone a true renaissance. Whether you’re looking to alternate between spiked and zero-proof drinks for the entirety of the last party of the year, or want something to look forward to for Dry January, we tasted as many boozeless bubbly drinks as we could get our hands on to find the absolute best. Some of these options closely mimic Champagne or Prosecco, while others couldn’t be farther from familiar bubbly territory. The unifying factor among all of our top picks are that they’ll look festive and fun when poured into a coupe glass, and, of course, don’t contain alcohol

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