DRY JANUARY : 5 tips to prepare for a month without alcohol

If you are a regular, heavy drinker, quitting suddenly may not be the best strategy for success in Dry January. Gradually reducing alcoholic beverages a few weeks before the beginning of January will increase your chances for success. You will be able to adapt smoothly to this new lifestyle and succeed in your challenge. Between the holidays and New Year's Eve, the celebrations leading up to January can be a difficult time before the real Dry January challenge. Being aware of the amount of alcohol and the side effects are already important preparation elements to keep you motivated in your alcohol-free goal. One way to start to slowly reduce your alcohol consumption during the holidays is by replacing a cocktail during this time with a mocktail, like the Festive Fizz.

Non-alcoholic interpretations of cellar classics are true treasures of creativity and flavor that are taking over the shelves. The non-alcoholic beverages available today are more than just an alternative to wines and spirits. During Dry January, take the opportunity to open yourself to new tasting experiences in the world of zero-proof beverages, without forgetting to let your friends and family discover them. For your festive dinners, our Le Blanc or Le Rosé cuvées are the perfect organic alcohol-free sparkling wines to create unforgettable moments of celebration.

Because we are stronger together, find someone or a group of people to support you in this lifestyle change. You can also follow accounts on social networks, like the one of French Bloom, which accompanies you every day to motivate you and give you new ideas to make this Dry January much more pleasant  (and a lot of fun) than you think. Who knows, you might even get a taste for this new non-alcoholic lifestyle?