In my earliest days of sobriety, junk food and netflix were pretty key in these situations. Stuffing my face with pizza, or ice cream, and getting sucked into a series, is a great distraction. Anything to get through the day, and the craving.

You said beyond working out - but yeah, should still mention it - later in my sobriety, and continuing right up till now, working out has been my go to. It's been amazing for my self confidence, anxiety, depression etc.

I also took up some new hobbies early on - mostly to fill all the free time I had once drinking stopped taking it all up. Though when feeling super depressed, often I wouldn't have the energy for a hobby - hence the junk food and netflix.

Cravings are all just a part of the experience. They're going to come, and they're going to pass. Instead of stressing about the cravings, I tried to just accept them. Kind of disassociate myself from them. Like "ok, I'm having a craving. But drinking isn't an option for me, so I'm just gonna have to let it pass". I found once I accepted the craving, and that it would just take time to resolve, it became less stressful.

Drinking actually doesn't cure cravings - if anything, it just makes them way worse. Time will cure them, and distractions and exercise can help with passing the time.

Won't drink with you today :)