It's that time of year again when we all try to be healthier, with Dry January a big one on most people's lists.
As the cost-of-living crisis continues to bite, Newstalk is here to show you the best ways to save.
To take some of the stress out of the month, we've compiled some of the best prices for alcohol-free drinks.
Cut-the-Cost offers tips and advice on everything from broadband and streaming services, banking and even how to dress warm on a budget.
This week we're taking a deep dive into the world of 0.0, so you'll see less of them on your receipt.
Supervalu
Heineken 0.0 Bottles 4x330ml €7.25
Guinness 0.0 Draught Stout 4x500ml €7.75
Erdinger Non Alcoholic Bottles 6x330ml €7.50
Bulmers 0.0 Bottles 4x330ml €7.00
Gordon's 0.0% (70cl) €17.00
Tanqueray 0.0 (70cl) €18.00
Torres Natureo Syrah (75cl) €7.50
Tesco
Heineken 0.0% Alcohol Free Lager Beer Can 6x330ml €7.50
Guinness Draught 0.0% Stout Beer Can 0% Vol 4x500ml €7.50
Carlsberg 0% Alcohol Free Beer 6X330ml Can €8.50
Birra Moretti Zero 0.0% Alcohol Free Beer Bottle 4x330ml €7.50
Becks Blue Alcohol Free Lager 6X275ml €6.00
Gordons 0.0% Alcohol Free Spirit (70cl) €19.00
Tanqueray Alcohol Free 0% Spirit (70cl) €20.00
Aldi
Heineken 0.0% Alcohol Free Lager Beer Can 6x330ml €5.00
Guinness Draught 0.0% 4x500ml €5.99
Rheinbacher Pilsner 0% Alcohol Free 6x330ml €2.99
Alsa 0.0% Cider (500ml) 99c
Strana Non-Alcoholic Lager (500ml) 99c
Roadworks Non-Alcoholic IPA (500ml) 99c
Santa Rita 0.0 Cabernet Sauvignon/Sauvignon Blanc (75cl) €3
Lidl
Heineken 0.0% Alcohol Free Lager Beer Can 6x330ml €5.99
Guinness Draught 0.0% 4x500ml €6.99
Perlenbacher 0.0% Alcohol Free 6x330ml €2.99
Bulmers 0.0 Bottles 4x330ml €6.49
Kopperberg Alcohol Free 4x330ml €4.49
Two glasses clinking, one wine and one water because the person is sober. Image: f:nalinframe / Alamy Stock PhotoNewstalk's Simon Tierney, host of the Shopping Trolley Hotline on The Hard Shoulder, said buying in bulk can save you money.
"In my experience the major market leaders' offerings tend to be rather bland and watery," he said.
"My advice is to pay a little more for a craft beer.
"More and more of the indie labels are now offering an alcohol-free option.
"For example, Wicklow Wolf's Moonlight ale is hoppy and flavoursome.
"Value for money is an interesting concept in this area because we feel we shouldn't be paying as much for non-alcoholic as for alcoholic beverages.
"But the process of making these drinks is more troublesome than the original in many ways.
"Often it involves a controlled fermentation process or even dealcoholisation, so you can imagine the reason for the cost when this is taken on board.
"The best way to make savings is to buy in bulk rather than single cans or bottles," he added.
