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How Toronto’s non-alcoholic beverage scene is growing
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January 18, 2024
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As more Canadians look to reduce their alcohol consumption — during Dry January and throughout the year — businesses in Toronto are taking note. Non-alcoholic options have become more common at bars and restaurants, and bottle shops like The Sobr Market exclusively sell beverages like beer, wine and spirits with low or no alcoholic content.
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