January 3, 2025
Dry January is here, but if you’re looking for something more exciting than sparkling water, Century Grand in Phoenix has you covered. Their new non-alcoholic cocktail program is redefining what it means to sip without the spirits—delivering all the flavor, complexity, and craftsmanship of a traditional cocktail without the buzz.
Whether you’re taking a break from alcohol, diving into wellness goals, or just curious about n/a options, Century Grand’s lineup is anything but ordinary. Think Jamaican rum-inspired drinks, bourbon-like flavors, and herbaceous blends featuring teas, spices, and cane sugar—some with over 80 ingredients to create layers of flavor.
And it’s not just about Dry January. These drinks are designed to be enjoyed year-round, proving you don’t need alcohol to enjoy a great cocktail. With demand for n/a options skyrocketing, Barter & Shake—the team behind Century Grand—is leading the charge with drinks that feel just as special as their award-winning classics.
Century Grand features three immersive experiences to enjoy these cocktails:
So, whether you’re committed to Dry January or just looking for a fresh take on cocktails, Century Grand’s n/a menu is worth checking out. You can find them at 3626 E Indian School Road in Phoenix, with a second Undertow location at 3150 E Ray Road, Suite 184, in Gilbert.
For reservations and a peek at the full menu, visit centurygrandphx.com.
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