Sat out a fair bit and chugged a fair few varieties despite the woeful summer this year. Still managed a pink hue over golden brown, as is customary!Did you enjoy your 3 weeks of summer?
Sat out a fair bit and chugged a fair few varieties despite the woeful summer this year. Still managed a pink hue over golden brown, as is customary!Did you enjoy your 3 weeks of summer?
I went through something similar where I noticed that my drinking was just becoming this repetitive cycle. It wasn’t until a friend mentioned enjoying mocktails that I started exploring non-alcoholic options. I found some really tasty alternatives that kept the vibe of a night out without feeling like I was missing out.
I also looked into rehab options at one point, and when I did, I found it helpful to jot down all the questions you need to ask a rehab. It really clarified what I wanted. Have you found any specific drinks or brands that you enjoy that help you stay in the moment without feeling pressured?
I think there are way more options than perhaps a few years ago, in the UK at least. Guinness 0% for the win!There's a few draught options available these days for when you're out out!
Well done, mate.Just completed 3 weeks sober, feeling really good about it. I have read 'Alcohol lied to me' and 'This naked mind' by Annie Grace. Currently listening to 'Alcohol Explained 2' by William Porter. Have found it suprisingly easy to abstain.... long may it continue.
My go toos in Oz are Peroni 0.0 and Guniness Zero (excellent) Unfortunately in Oz the options are fairly limited, getting better but from reading this thread nowhere near as plentiful options compared to Europe.
Stay strong if you are on the journey!
THIS ^^^Well done, mate.
The upward trajectory of positivity in my life continued noticeably for two solid years after I stopped drinking grog. If you feel good now - wait til you see yourself and feel yourself at the end of a month, then a couple more.
Feel amazing and more patience with everyone off the sauceTHIS ^^^
I’m coming up on two years sober. As my GF says, I’m now a “teetoddler”
I definitely think non-alcoholic beer is the future, not just for abstainers but when the occasion warrants not having alcohol. In Australia their definitely needs to be more venues that serve non-alcoholic beers.Just watched this video and the thread immediately came to mind. Financials and numbers aside, it mainly goes about the methods a new American company that only manufactures non-alc beer has developed to do so instead of just taking the alcohol off normal beer like the main brands, hope you find it interesting!