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Edible Food Find: Dray Drinks
Dray Drinks sells exclusively nonalcoholic beverages—from beer and wine alternatives designed to look and taste like the real thing, to zero-proof spirits for making mocktails, to ready-to-drink seltzers with functional...
Edible Boston
A non-alcoholic beer garden pops up in Brighton this weekend
The alcohol-free beer garden comes from Dray Drinks, Boston's first NA bottle shop.
Boston.com
A history-making beer garden
We’ve told you about a LOT of Oktoberfests this year. But this one is different. Enter: Notoberfest, the country’s first-ever 100% non-alcoholic beer garden.
The B-Side
Boston pilots new program to wake up city's nightlife
Dray is featured as an inaugural Wake Up The Night grant winner.
NBC Boston
Boston's nightlife czar announces grants, 'activations' to revitalize city nightlife
Dray Drinks LLC for Non-Alcoholic Beer Garden and Night Market
BostInno
Boston’s newest comedy club goes sober as young audiences ditch the drinks
SoBar Comedy worked in collaboration with Dray Drinks, Boston's first non-alcoholic bottle shop to assemble its lineup of non-alcoholic beers, wines and mocktails.
WBUR
Adult beverages without the buzz: Non-alcoholic drink sales are surging
In Boston’s South End, Dray Drinks is a bottle shop that sells only alcohol-free beverages and has more than 300 non-alcoholic beers, wines and spirits to choose from.
WCVB Chronicle
Local Businesses Are Booming in SE
After opening in November, Dray has already been a great success.
The Boston Guardian
Dining Playbook visits Dray Drinks in Boston's South End
Dining Playbook visits Dray Drinks in Boston's South End.
Dining Playbook
Boston’s Dray Drinks wants to help you go dry for January
Places like Dray Drinks in the South End make going alcohol-free even easier: every beer can, wine bottle and spirit there is non-alcoholic but tastes like the real thing.
WBUR Radio Boston
Mass. Dry January participants have more non-alcoholic options than ever
In Boston, Pat Dooling is creating a safe space for the sober or dabbling to find sophisticated beverages without the buzz.
ABC Boston