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This happened to me. I stopped enjoying the way alcohol made me feel and alcohol consumption is not generally a good idea when mixed with mental health medications. So I think my alcohol consumption went down steadily until I didn't drink anymore. I really enjoy non-alcoholic beers. There are some excellent craft ones that have sprung up in recent years.
Me too! I was drinking 0% beer while writing this post. Some are really good. And now that I haven't drank in years, I actually often double check the label if the beer really is 0%. It's weird.
Most of the NAs contain a very tiny amount of alcohol, statistically negligible. I think it's something like 0.001% or some thing like that. Anyways, I digress - the NAs do taste like the real thing. The one thing I notice however is that you have to drink them faster once opened because they tend to go bad quickly.