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Justin Vann
Verified
Contributor, Houstonia
Houston
Beats
Entertainment , Horticulture , Travel , Beverage , Food
Crime, Business
Content
By Justin Vann| Houstonia Verified “Dry January” is over, but the state of non-alcoholic beverages deserves a more detailed look, especially after a year that gave us so many reasons to drink. As an alcohol salesperson, I have long considered calls for an alcohol-free start to the year an enemy, but as an aging person, I find my hardline views—and my alcohol tolerance—softening. Really, the only reason to be critical of Dry January is that the conversation surrounding non-alcoholic beverages should be a priority year-round.
By Justin Vann| Houstonia Verified Eggnog is a fascinating drink, both for its rich history and its profoundly rich flavors. The first memories I have of eggnog are pleasant but perplexing. Why are eggs added to this sweetened, spiced milk? To make it even more confusing and exciting, I learned the grownups would add alcohol to eggnog. Decades later, I am excited to report the fruits of my research.
By Justin Vann| Houstonia Verified “Dry January” is over, but the state of non-alcoholic beverages deserves a more detailed look, especially after a year that gave us so many reasons to drink. As an alcohol salesperson, I have long considered calls for an alcohol-free start to the year an enemy, but as an aging person, I find my hardline views—and my alcohol tolerance—softening. Really, the only reason to be critical of Dry January is that the conversation surrounding non-alcoholic beverages should be a priority year-round.
Company Info
Houstonia
Houstonia Magazine is a bi-monthly city magazine dedicated to Houston and the Greater Houston area. Launched in April 2013 by Nicole Vogel and led by her brother Scott Vogel, the magazine covers local news, arts, history, dining, and lifestyle. It has established itself as a cultural authority, providing readers with investigative journalism, cultural guides, and curated lists. The magazine publishes 12 issues annually, consisting of 4 print and 8 digital editions. With a circulation of approximately 70,000 print copies and over 510,000 monthly readers, it is widely available at more than 800 locations throughout Greater Houston. Houstonia Magazine has received several awards, including a CRMA Award for Arts & Culture Writing and recognition for its design and reporting. It offers print and digital subscription bundles, ensuring a flexible and satisfying experience for its audience.
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Founded: 2013