Doing Dry January? These Minnesota restaurants and bars offer mocktails and more

Indeed Brewing Company in Northeast Minneapolis is offering an expanded non-alcoholic menu this month, with caffeinated hop water, a zero-proof pilsner and THC seltzers.

• Forgotten Star Brewing Company in Fridley is also hosting "jaNAnigans" (aka non-alcoholic shenanigans) every Thursday this month with product sampling from NA vendors.

Speaking of THC seltzers, those going "Minnesota sober" can find the buzz-inducing beverages pretty much everywhere these days.

• Earl Giles Distilling Company just instituted a permanent "Canna Club Happy Hour" from 5-9pm every Wednesday, no reservations required.

Pop fans can sip on a range of flavors at the Northern Soda Company's "soda taproom" in New Brighton.

For a dry date night, hot spots like Khâluna in Minneapolis and Chip's Clubhouse in St. Paul feature mocktails mimicking the traditional versions.

• Layline in Excelsior offers Phony Negroni, an Espresso Notini, and a Zero Proof Aperol Spritz, Minnesota Monthly notes.

Those looking to try a mocktail in a space without any spirits can head to vegan restaurant Hi Flora! in south Minneapolis. It's entirely alcohol free with a bar that serves over a dozen libations.

Go Deeper: Axios Denver's John Frank rounded up the best NA beers on the market.