If you do enjoy the occasional glass of red wine, watch your consumption. MedlinePlus recommends that women limit alcohol consumption to one drink 4 ounces of wine per day and men to two drinks per day.

Vegetable juice offers a quick, low-calorie way to get many of the benefits of veggies, without fiber. It also contains much less natural sugar than fruit juices, according to chapter eight of Culinary Nutrition.

For example, per the USDA, 1 cup of orange juice contains roughly 24 grams g of sugar , while 1 cup of tomato juice contains 6 g of sugar.

But vegetable juice can be high in sodium — 1 cup of tomato juice has milligrams mg of sodium, which is roughly 27 percent of your daily value — so opt for a low-sodium version whenever possible. Better yet, make your own fresh juice easily at home with a juicer. Simply add your favorite veggies, and even a few slices of fruit if you want to sweeten your drink, to the juicer — no chopping required!

If you prefer a little kick, add some black pepper and a drop of hot sauce. One cup of nonfat milk provides mg of calcium, or nearly 25 percent of your daily value, and 2.

But for those who are lactose intolerant or who don't consume dairy, soy milk can be a good protein-packed, plant-based alternative, available in a variety of flavors, including almond and vanilla.

Look for low-fat, unsweetened soy beverages to reduce calories. Also, pick soy milk that has been fortified with nutrients, such as calcium and vitamin D , especially if you're drinking it as a substitute for milk. Other plant-based milks — such as almond, coconut, rice, or oat — are also potential dairy alternatives.

But keep in mind that soy is the most nutritionally comparable substitute for dairy milk in terms of protein, Kennedy says. A wealth of research suggests that drinking coffee in moderation can be a healthy part of your diet.

Coffee drinkers may have a lower risk of heart disease, prostate cancer , endometrial cancer, and death from any cause, according to a review published in in BMJ.

And — as if you didn't already know — coffee's caffeine can help with mental alertness and physical performance. A study published in in the European Journal of Applied Physiology found that seven men who consumed caffeine increased their time to exhaustion during a cycling test by 12 percent and reduced their perception of fatigue.

The key to reaping these benefits from caffeine is not to overdo it. Too much caffeine can leave you jittery and anxious, so dietitians generally recommend that you drink no more than a couple of cups a day depending on the way it's prepared.

Pregnant women and those trying to become pregnant may want to avoid it, though research on this is mixed. Yet authors say more research is needed. Kombucha, which is fermented tea, is another great way to satisfy your craving for carbonation while slashing your added-sugar intake.

Plus, kombucha offers many potential health benefits, thanks in part to the fermentation process, which produces gut-friendly bacteria known as probiotics , according to a paper in the February issue of Annals of Epidemiology.

The fermentation process gives kombucha a mildly acidic flavor, not unlike apple cider, according to a past review.

People who are fighting off a serious illness, going through chemotherapy, or taking immune-suppressing drugs may also want to avoid kombucha, as the probiotics can cause harmful side effects, warns the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health. Unsweetened coconut water is a natural source of vitamins and minerals, and has the added benefit of being low in sugar only 12 g per cup , according to estimates from the USDA.

Plus, coconut water contains electrolytes minerals that help maintain fluid balance , such as potassium , magnesium, and sodium, which are often depleted during long or strenuous exercise, according to the Cleveland Clinic. The hospital adds that coconut water also contains less sodium than sports drinks.

A very small study on 10 men found that coconut water was just as effective as a sports drink for rehydrating after a minute run while causing less nausea and stomach upset.

Typically, coconut water is used to hydrate, while coconut milk is used in cooking. An added hint of smokiness kicks this mocktail up a notch. We picked up hints of cherry, with an alcohol-like bite that smacked, to some, of cherry cough medicine.

Our resident negroni and mezcal enthusiast likes this drink poured over ice with a big lemon wedge—some dilution and acid mellow the drink out into bittersweet bliss.

Negroni purists, be warned: Both drinks are carbonated. We like that the individual bottles are unique and stylish, perfect for bringing to a party, and the drinks themselves really feel like mature, sippable cocktails. Both options are great cocktail dupes, sold in cool, tapered mL bottles or artsy little cans.

Ingredient highlights: St. Agrestis says its phony negronis contain botanicals, but does not list them out. Both Phony Negronis contain quinine. Offering tame bitterness and light botanical flavors, these sodas are like a cross between bitters and soda and hard seltzer.

But we liked their refreshing subtlety, and we could see ourselves drinking a few over the course of a day at the beach or pool. Alta is like a mild bitters and soda, with a hint of mint. We found it refreshing, uncomplicated, and easy to drink, but more mature than a La Croix.

Como was more complex, with a prominent cardamom flavor that seemed special and unique among the drinks we tried. Sera was similar to Como, with layers of warming spices and herbal notes.

Onda delivered notes of juniper, sage, and chamomile. The variety pack of Casamara Club sodas comes in 6-, , or packs of mL bottles. You can also get packs of individual flavors in bottles or cans. Dietary notes: The sodas do not contain gluten, but Casamara Club notes that its drinks and facilities are not certified gluten-free.

Como and Sera contain honey, but Alta and Onda are vegan. Made with scotch bonnet, this ginger beer packs a heat that builds as you drink it. The spice is more a warming, deep-chested burn than a painful lip tingle, similar to the cozy sensation of drinking a strong hot toddy.

The spice level and scotch bonnet flavor kept us coming back for more while also slowing down our sipping, something we look for in NA bevs to match the gradual savoring of alcoholic drinks.

But we wished the ginger flavor were more fresh, and we found the drink slightly weighed down by a sort of cough-drop-like ginger turmeric flavor. Still, the distinctive spice experience made up for that. Tasters agreed that this would be a great drink to sip on while sick, or a sweet complement to a huge plate of carne asada fries.

We picked up notes of prune, sour cherry, and grape candy in this thick, syrupy sparkling drink. Though it is quite sweet, the layers of fruit flavors add an adequate freshness and funk.

But if you want to feel like your drink is as complex and mature as a cocktail or spirit, this may not be the drink for you. For that, we prefer De Soi Très Rosé. Ghia Berry tasted like a more mature, dry version of the approachable De Soi Purple Lune.

The drink is, as promised, berry forward, with flavors of blueberry, blackberry, black currant, and hawthorn berries. Tasters detected a slight smokiness and saltiness, with a subtle hint of soy sauce. Whereas Ghia Original Apéritif is somewhat thick and cloudy, Ghia Berry is thin, with the look and viscosity of wine.

Mixed about with seltzer, Ghia Berry reminded us of a fruity sour beer. Overall, Ghia Berry is a drying, fruit-juicy aperitif lacking some of the citrusy freshness and herbal complexity of Ghia Original. The chili spice of this spritz hits your nose first, elevated by light carbonation, then spreads throughout your palate and settles in your chest.

We like this canned spritz more than the others Ghia offers. Sacré is intensely sour, like a forgotten fermenting kombucha. If you like kombucha, drinking vinegars, and other sour drinks, and you appreciate the flavors of coffee and maple, this may be just the drink for you.

Testers who liked this drink appreciated its tart astringency and floral, tea-like aftertaste. We picked up notes of beets, honey, chamomile, and industrial machinery. Whereas similar drinks were sweet and herbaceous, this drink was extremely dry and floral.

Though it looks and smells like flat cola, this spirit is strong, bracing, and surprising, with intense bitterness and a fresh pine aroma. A cola-like sweetness is a faint aftertaste to the herbaceous main event, making this a serviceable nonalcoholic stand-in for an amaro.

This drink, too, was polarizing for our panel, with some amaro-loving, adventurous tasters loving it and others hating it. Some tasters found the intense bitterness of this drink pleasantly bracing, while others said it was overpowering.

We picked up a strong cinnamon flavor nicely melded with a not-too-sweet sweetness. In selecting and tasting nonalcoholic drinks, we looked for options that had the following attributes:. Not just a faux spirit: You can find a handful of faux spirits out there—drinks that mainly aim to replicate the flavor, appearance, and burn of conventional alcoholic spirits such as tequila or gin.

Complex and savorable: A good NA drink should be just as nuanced and compelling as an alcoholic drink or otherwise hold its own as an interesting gustatorial experience.

We ruled out drinks that were one-note, overly simplistic, or too chuggable. We wanted drinks that came in a package suggesting import and delight, something we would be excited to bring to a party or a park date.

Challenging but not punishing: We wanted nonalcoholic drinks that offered some challenge in flavor, such as bitterness, spice, or astringency, but we ruled out drinks that were ultimately more challenging than enjoyable. In our picks, the presence of adaptogens is either mild, incidental, or adequately outweighed by what we liked about the drink.

We list any ingredients framed as adaptogens, as well as other herbal or botanical supplements. We also tasted some drinks with tonic water, lemon, lime, or orange, per serving suggestions. We had pretzels and saltines on hand for resetting palates and snacking. You may like this drink if you go for forest-floor flavors, and we should note that several experts recommended it to us.

La Croix is more satisfying. Everleaf Forest smelled better than it tasted and gave us the great idea of making a saffron simple syrup to create our own NA bevs. Everleaf Marine was a little briny and perfumey. Everleaf Mountain was the most complex of the three, with notes of jasmine, green tea, and strawberry—it reminded one taster of flavored vodka.

But all three were too mild and too sweet. We picked up notes of dried grass, chamomile, honey, and roots. Gnista Floral Wormwood , which was also quite vinegary, brought to mind canned peaches and vegetable stock. Kin Dream Light and Kin High Rhode both tasted medicinal. It looks, smells, and tastes like a concentrated berry juice.

Give your sweet tea a seasonal twist. A pitcher of this basil-and-strawberry-laden beverage is sure to hit the spot—with or without alcohol. It's hard not to reminisce on childhood days when enjoying this perfectly tart and sweet cold drink. Adults and kids alike will be coming back for a second glass.

As the official cocktail of Maryland's Preakness Stakes, a Black-Eyed Susan cocktail is delicious with or without bourbon.

Our slushie version calls for pineapple and citrus juices, ginger ale, and plenty of fun garnishes. This simple refreshment that has been served as a non-alcoholic alternative since the s only requires three ingredients—cola, grenadine, and maraschino cherries to garnish.

Lean into summer with watermelon and basil in this rendition of the traditional Southern beverage. Give the traditionally yellow refreshment a pink hue with homemade syrup made from fresh strawberries. Don't worry, the syrup comes together in just 10 minutes. Any Southern host knows you should always have a pitcher of sweet tea on hand whether you're expecting company or not.

The trick to our version is a touch of baking soda to make it extra clear. Great for kids and adults alike, this non-alcoholic drink is especially delicious in summer when raspberries are at their sweetest and most juicy. Infuse chilled black tea with a homemade pineapple simple syrup and lime juice for a burst of tropical flavor.

Serve batch-style with fruit and citrus wedges to garnish. Lemonade and fresh mint leaves provide a flavorful fruit twist to this classic summer drink. Give store-bought strawberry lemonade a little extra love with a three-ingredient house-made rhubarb syrup.

This icy sipper is a delicious way to combine the sweet-tart flavors of lemonade and blueberry. We call for frozen blueberries, but you can use fresh, too. Substitute sparkling water, we recommend plain or lemon-flavored, for Champagne to create a thirst-quenching mocktail.

While this family-friendly recipe feels extra festive for the Fourth of July, you can make it for picnics and potlucks all summer long. Freeze-dried strawberries and raspberries are blended to create a berry powder which gives the drink its vibrant hue. We always love something that can be made ahead of time and this cider checks the box.

You can prepare it and store in the fridge for three days before serving. Strawberries are the star of this upgraded Southern staple. Garnish with whole strawberries for a party-worthy look. Instead of sweetening your iced tea with sugar, use honey instead.

Add some grated fresh ginger for a delightful twist. The perfect shade of pink for showers and ladies lunches, this sweet-tart punch features pink lemonade for a festive perk-me-up. The key here is freshly squeezed lemon juice, but in a pinch frozen lemon juice, thawed, can be substituted.

Satisfy the craving for an Old Fashioned with this zero-proof drink that channels the flavors of the classic cocktail.

We transformed classic iced tea into the ultimate berry-bursting thirst-quencher. If you have freshly picked berries use them in place of frozen fruit.

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A slightly opaque, yellowish spirit, Aplós Arise surprised us even as it poured out of its odd, attractive but olive-oil-like bottle. Tasted neat, it hit us with citrus, a jalapeño-esque burn, and notes of green banana peel, fried sweet plantain, paint thinner, and sugar-free candy.

Some tasters were put off by a lingering vitamin mouthfeel that reminded us of chewing chalky Flintstones vitamins. Mixed with seltzer and a squeeze of lime, the drink opened up—the more off-flavors subsided, the floral notes expanded, and the drink melded into a heady, unusual, interesting experience as savor-able as any boozy cocktail.

It is certainly the odd sibling in the Calme and Arise duo. Arise comes in shareable mL bottles. Ingredient highlights: Arise contains L-theanine, L-choline bitartrate, moringa extract, ginseng, vitamin D3, and vitamin B One of the more complex, balanced aperitifs we tasted, Ghia boasts grapefruit-like bitterness, herbal notes, and a gingery kick.

Whereas other NA beverages slow you down in one primary way, be it spice, bitterness, or astringency, Ghia Original Apéritif braids those sensations together, with each sip offering you a dynamic combination—fresh bittersweet citrus, astringent gentian root, tart fruit juice, and gingery burn—to savor and unpack.

Among the nonalcoholic aperitifs we tasted, Ghia Original is one of the most complex. We much prefer the swanky glass stopper on the Figlia bottle. Ingredient highlights: Ghia contains extracts of gentian root, lemon balm, elderflower, rhubarb root, orange, ginger, and rosemary.

Dietary notes: Ghia is vegan, caffeine-free, and gluten-free, and it contains no added sugars. Figlia is a balanced, slightly bitter, nicely sweet aperitif with layers of warming spices. Frizzante mixes Fiore and sparkling water in cute, picnic-perfect cans.

A sip leads with notes of cherry, citrus, currant, plum, and an almost sangria-like fruit funk; hints of rose, layers of warming spices especially clove , and a slight ginger burn then round out each sip.

Our tasters found Fiore complex enough—with a slight bitterness brought on by the ginseng root and orange rind—but grounded in an appealing sweetness that made it easier to drink than some of the more challenging bevs we tried.

Mixing with soda water tames this aperitif, making it a bit more light and refreshing. This could be a good aperitif for trying your hand at NA-bev mixing—we could see Fiore playing nicely with teas, ginger beer, tonic, and more. Fiore comes in simple, stylish mL bottles, and Fiore Frizzante comes in cute mL cans.

Ingredient highlights: Fiore and Fiore Frizzante contain chamomile, ginseng root, rosemary extract, and rose extract. We picked up notes of honey, cranberry juice cocktail, blood orange, rosemary, cola, and a fruit-punch flavor that evoked Otter Pops.

It comes in a mL bottle. With lychee and grapefruit juices, rooibos tea, and Champagne vinegar among its ingredients, Très Rosé is an easy-to-drink but still complex aperitif. It has a slight sweetness that evokes fruit leather, mixed berry jam, and lychee gummies.

Tiny, Champagne-like bubbles brighten its thick, almost syrupy juiciness, and its sweet and tart flavors finish with a subtle rose, creating a satisfying wine-like roundness. This drink is approachable and easily sippable but not boring or unrefined.

Très Rosé comes in packs of cute 8-ounce cans or shareable mL bottles. Curious Elixirs offers eight booze-free cocktails with daring, unusual flavor combinations.

We think Curious Elixir No. A splash of seltzer mellows that out and amplifies the carbonation. Curious Elixir No. Sweet, punchy fruit flavor meets a spicy kick in this approachable, caffeinated spirit.

Three Spirit Livener tastes of punchy and slightly funky fruit, with notes of watermelon and mixed berries. Cayenne pepper extract grants the spirit a needed kick, elevating it from fruit juice to spicy watermelon margarita. We loved the heat of Livener, but some tasters found the drink a bit too sweet to drink straight.

Poured over ice, the flavors blend and the sweetness mellows, creating a more dynamic and subtle drinking experience. Our tasters found Livener uncomplicatedly delicious, but those who preferred more challenging, herbaceous drinks found it underwhelming.

Livener comes in a mL opaque bottle that, like a couple of our other picks, more resembles a trendy olive oil than a sophisticated drink. Ingredient highlights: Livener contains botanical extracts including guava leaf, schisandra berry, ginseng, and guayusa leaf.

Livener also contains green tea extract, which gives it a high caffeine content of ABV: Three Spirit says that Livener is certified as nonalcoholic but contains trace amounts of alcohol, less than 0. Though not quite a traditional negroni, this drink is a balanced, bittersweet near-equal.

An added hint of smokiness kicks this mocktail up a notch. We picked up hints of cherry, with an alcohol-like bite that smacked, to some, of cherry cough medicine. Our resident negroni and mezcal enthusiast likes this drink poured over ice with a big lemon wedge—some dilution and acid mellow the drink out into bittersweet bliss.

Negroni purists, be warned: Both drinks are carbonated. We like that the individual bottles are unique and stylish, perfect for bringing to a party, and the drinks themselves really feel like mature, sippable cocktails.

Both options are great cocktail dupes, sold in cool, tapered mL bottles or artsy little cans. Ingredient highlights: St. Agrestis says its phony negronis contain botanicals, but does not list them out.

Both Phony Negronis contain quinine. Offering tame bitterness and light botanical flavors, these sodas are like a cross between bitters and soda and hard seltzer. But we liked their refreshing subtlety, and we could see ourselves drinking a few over the course of a day at the beach or pool.

Alta is like a mild bitters and soda, with a hint of mint. We found it refreshing, uncomplicated, and easy to drink, but more mature than a La Croix. Como was more complex, with a prominent cardamom flavor that seemed special and unique among the drinks we tried. Sera was similar to Como, with layers of warming spices and herbal notes.

Onda delivered notes of juniper, sage, and chamomile. The variety pack of Casamara Club sodas comes in 6-, , or packs of mL bottles. You can also get packs of individual flavors in bottles or cans.

Dietary notes: The sodas do not contain gluten, but Casamara Club notes that its drinks and facilities are not certified gluten-free. Como and Sera contain honey, but Alta and Onda are vegan. Made with scotch bonnet, this ginger beer packs a heat that builds as you drink it.

The spice is more a warming, deep-chested burn than a painful lip tingle, similar to the cozy sensation of drinking a strong hot toddy. The spice level and scotch bonnet flavor kept us coming back for more while also slowing down our sipping, something we look for in NA bevs to match the gradual savoring of alcoholic drinks.

But we wished the ginger flavor were more fresh, and we found the drink slightly weighed down by a sort of cough-drop-like ginger turmeric flavor. Still, the distinctive spice experience made up for that.

Tasters agreed that this would be a great drink to sip on while sick, or a sweet complement to a huge plate of carne asada fries. We picked up notes of prune, sour cherry, and grape candy in this thick, syrupy sparkling drink.

Though it is quite sweet, the layers of fruit flavors add an adequate freshness and funk. But if you want to feel like your drink is as complex and mature as a cocktail or spirit, this may not be the drink for you.

For that, we prefer De Soi Très Rosé. Ghia Berry tasted like a more mature, dry version of the approachable De Soi Purple Lune. The drink is, as promised, berry forward, with flavors of blueberry, blackberry, black currant, and hawthorn berries.

Tasters detected a slight smokiness and saltiness, with a subtle hint of soy sauce. Whereas Ghia Original Apéritif is somewhat thick and cloudy, Ghia Berry is thin, with the look and viscosity of wine.

Mixed about with seltzer, Ghia Berry reminded us of a fruity sour beer. Overall, Ghia Berry is a drying, fruit-juicy aperitif lacking some of the citrusy freshness and herbal complexity of Ghia Original.

The chili spice of this spritz hits your nose first, elevated by light carbonation, then spreads throughout your palate and settles in your chest. We like this canned spritz more than the others Ghia offers. Sacré is intensely sour, like a forgotten fermenting kombucha.

If you like kombucha, drinking vinegars, and other sour drinks, and you appreciate the flavors of coffee and maple, this may be just the drink for you.

Testers who liked this drink appreciated its tart astringency and floral, tea-like aftertaste. We picked up notes of beets, honey, chamomile, and industrial machinery.

Whereas similar drinks were sweet and herbaceous, this drink was extremely dry and floral. Though it looks and smells like flat cola, this spirit is strong, bracing, and surprising, with intense bitterness and a fresh pine aroma.

A cola-like sweetness is a faint aftertaste to the herbaceous main event, making this a serviceable nonalcoholic stand-in for an amaro. This drink, too, was polarizing for our panel, with some amaro-loving, adventurous tasters loving it and others hating it.

Some tasters found the intense bitterness of this drink pleasantly bracing, while others said it was overpowering. We picked up a strong cinnamon flavor nicely melded with a not-too-sweet sweetness. In selecting and tasting nonalcoholic drinks, we looked for options that had the following attributes:.

Not just a faux spirit: You can find a handful of faux spirits out there—drinks that mainly aim to replicate the flavor, appearance, and burn of conventional alcoholic spirits such as tequila or gin. Complex and savorable: A good NA drink should be just as nuanced and compelling as an alcoholic drink or otherwise hold its own as an interesting gustatorial experience.

We ruled out drinks that were one-note, overly simplistic, or too chuggable. We wanted drinks that came in a package suggesting import and delight, something we would be excited to bring to a party or a park date.

Challenging but not punishing: We wanted nonalcoholic drinks that offered some challenge in flavor, such as bitterness, spice, or astringency, but we ruled out drinks that were ultimately more challenging than enjoyable. In our picks, the presence of adaptogens is either mild, incidental, or adequately outweighed by what we liked about the drink.

We list any ingredients framed as adaptogens, as well as other herbal or botanical supplements. We also tasted some drinks with tonic water, lemon, lime, or orange, per serving suggestions.

We had pretzels and saltines on hand for resetting palates and snacking. You may like this drink if you go for forest-floor flavors, and we should note that several experts recommended it to us.

Looking for something with a kick? This zingy ginger beer uses fresh ginger and sugar to make a syrup, which you can combine with lemon juice and soda water. Perfect for a family picnic or garden party.

Making a batch of homemade fruit cordial should see you through a few weeks of a dryathlon. Try to use whatever is seasonal and for a basic mix, combine with just sugar and water. Elderflower works well and can often be foraged — just make sure you shake off the bugs — or try seasonal berries.

Rhubarb cordial Elderflower cordial Blackcurrant cordial Rosehip cordial Raspberry cordial. There's no reason to miss out on one of our most popular cocktails! Mix up a passionfruit martini mocktail with all the flavour of the original, but none of the booze. Combine fresh passion fruit and lemon juice with an alcohol-free spirit to give it an extra complexity.

Ditch the rum and try this refreshing virgin mojito with zingy lime, sugar and fresh mint. Bash the mint under a rolling pin or with a pestle and mortar to release the oils, so it yields plenty of flavour. For a fruity flavour twist, also try our pomegranate mojito mocktail.

Make your own ruby red grenadine by heating pomegranate juice with sugar to form a syrup, then adding delicate orange blossom water. This can then be used in a variety of mocktails, such as our diabolo grenadine where the syrup is mixed with lemonade — perfect for a summer drink or Valentine's mocktail.

Up your vitamin intake and whizz up a fruit-based smoothie. Follow our guide to achieving the perfect smoothie blend using your favourite ingredients, then get creative with flavourings like peanut butter and spices.

If you want to be really virtuous, try adding vegetables — our vegan kale smoothie also combines creamy avocado, pineapple juice and lime. Blitz up more refreshing smoothie recipes.

Put tinned fruit to good use in this sparkling quencher with kiwi, strawberries and pineapple. Find yourself a good tropical fruit juice as a base — or if you have a juicer to hand, you could try making your own with anything from mango and lychees to fresh passion fruit.

Ditch shop-bought lemonade for a cloudy homemade alternative. The flavour combinations are endless — try adding a whole range of seasonal berries for a colourful non-alcoholic glassful. Lime makes for a tangy drop — blend the fruit whole into a pulp and combine with soda water.

Limeade Pink lemonade Watermelon lemonade Funky fermented lemonade. This refreshing Indian drink is designed to cool the palate following spicy food. It has a yogurt base, which in this recipe can be made savoury by adding cumin and coriander, or sweet with rosewater and sugar.

We also have a mango version with added pistachio and mint. Give this classic Italian cocktail a non-alcoholic makeover by mixing grape juice with a fragrant homemade syrup of grapefruit, coriander and cardamom pods. This negroni mocktail is best served chilled with ice and a segment of orange.

Recreate the sweet, citrusy notes of a classic sidecar by combining marmalade, lemon juice and a hint of honey.

Using lapsang souchong tea bags also gives this sidecar mocktail a subtle, smoky flavour. Whether raising a glass to the New Year, toasting the festive season or celebrating a special occasion, this fruity mocktail is bound to be a popular party drink.

Create the graduating 'sunset' colour effect by topping grenadine with orange juice and sparkling water. We also have some funky edible stirrers made from blueberries and grapes, which easily double up as a snack that kids will love. This New York sour mocktail replicates the sweet, sharp flavours of the classic cocktail, but without the booze.

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Try a variety of free beverages - A collection of our most delicious teas, lemonades, mocktails, and non-alcoholic drinks that are sure to please adults and kids alike From very convincing premade mocktails to alcohol-removed wine and nonalcoholic beer, these are the best nonalcoholic drinks on the market The best nonalcoholic spirits and bottled mocktails add some fun to booze-free nights. We tried 40+; here are the best, including N/A wine Do you always reach for a soda when thirst hits? Try these healthier drink options. Some, like coffee, tea, and juice from veggies offer

You're intended to mix the cordiality with sparkling or still water to a dilution of your liking, and I found, when mixed with soda water, it's like having a lovely, slightly chilled red with just enough effervescence to perk the drink up and really make the flavors pop around your mouth.

Made from apple cider vinegar, brown sugar, and a bunch of berries 11g sugar per bottle , this cordiality was formulated to be paired with food, and it does indeed play off the culinary flavors of wine-pairing favorites like steak and homemade meatballs. These bottles look like beer but they're actually filled with sparkling, non-alcoholic amaro club sodas.

As a fan of Topo Chico and bitters, the subtle bite and effervescence in these bottles were right up my alley. Casamara Club makes four interesting and unique flavors, from Onda's earthy citrus my personal favorite to Capo's honey-and-mint notes; I recommend opting for a variety pack to test them all.

All four flavors are very subtle. They're so subtle, in fact, that the first time I opened a bottle after a long day, I was a little underwhelmed. The flavor of Casamara Club doesn't come on strong and, with just 4 grams of sugar, isn't anything you'd really crave after a long day or for a celebration.

But I brought these along to my first sober social event, and not only was I happy to have a bottle in hand just like everyone else but, because these look just like beer bottles, I don't think anyone even noticed I wasn't drinking.

What's more, the mild flavor was ideal for a long night of drinking in the way a light beer might be, and it pairs quite nicely with food.

TÖST is a sparkling non-alcoholic drink made from white tea, cranberry, and ginger. It's somewhat akin to a cider or a spritzer, and is one of the best nonalcoholic drinks to mimic the celebratory feel of a bottle of bubbly. The brand's intent was to make a drink that's as sophisticated and meaningful as an alcoholic beverage for a dinner party — but without the booze.

TÖST does indeed feel elegant and celebratory with its summery sweetness and lovely light fizz. I also love that the large bottle has the presence of wine or champagne so it makes for a great gift or dinner party addition though it's worth noting, TÖST also makes 12 oz singles if you want to enjoy one on your own.

I found the flavor to be very well-balanced and enjoyable but there is a catch: Each 12 oz bottle has a whopping 16 grams of sugar. That's mostly from blue agave and cranberry concentrate but considering you'd likely drink this at an event where you'll be nibbling on other treats, it's worth noting for anyone trying to minimize their sugar intake.

Made with fresh juice, spices, and herbs to create a more complex and layered flavor profile, Curious Elixirs are one of the best mocktails I tried, and taste as fresh as a just-made cocktail. The variety pack comes with four elixirs, No.

I found each to be highly unique but very well balanced. As a gin fan, I loved the juniper cucumber flavor billed as a French 75 meets a Cucumber Collins , which tastes just like a summery gin cocktail without the booze. The blood orange ginseng was also delicious, like a more complex Emergen-C which, yes, is a compliment.

All four flavors felt very intentional: they're all exciting enough that I'd go so far as to just pour one of these over ice in a cocktail glass to enjoy. You can also add two ounces of liquor for a quick and easy cocktail. The bottles are also quite cute with minimalist branding and the flavor notes printed on the paper seal over the cap for quick reference.

Each bottle has no added sugar and is infused with adaptogens and herbs aimed at helping with stress although, in my opinion, these have enough going for them that this selling point feels more like an afterthought.

Non-alcoholic beers are another staple for anyone sober-curious looking for helpful tricks to stay booze-free at a party without feeling like they're missing out. She's not the only one who thinks so: Run Wild also won the World Beer Award gold medal and USA's Best Non-Alcoholic Beer in the World Beer Awards.

Any IPA fan will approve of this brew's taste, too, which is a blend of five kinds of hops and delivers a balance of bitterness and maltiness. At just 70 calories and less than.

CleanCo is a British-based non-alcoholic spirit company that makes gin, tequila, rum, and vodka alternatives. Its Clean T, a no-ABV tequila replacement, is a very decent mimic of the Mexican spirit.

Unlike a lot of the other best nonalcoholic spirits, Clean T doesn't have any kind of chemical smell or taste, which I found to be a great start. Overall it tastes, well, clean that's likely in part to the fact that it's super low in sugar , with a hint of fresh melon and earthy tones.

This UK-based "functional spirit" brand is another leading addition to the adaptogen, non-alcoholic spirits category.

Three Spirits offers three flavors: Livener , which is fortified with euphoric and energizing plants and has a bright, sweet, citrusy flavor; Social Elixir , which is made with green tea, yerba mate, and lion's mane mushroom for a steady social buzz and bittersweet, earthy taste; and Nightcap , intended to be a nightcap delicious enough to drink over ice and enhanced with relaxing valerian root and lemon balm.

Although each formula flirts with the upper-end of our healthy sugar content, I found each to be delicious enough to drink on the rocks or with tonic. It was refreshing to not have to do any kind of mixology to score a delicious drink. I also really enjoyed its witchy branding and ended up saving the bottles to be reused as pretty simple syrup bottles and decor.

These zero-proof spirits are uniquely crafted with tea, herbs, and adaptogens based on the intersection of eastern medicine and mixology. With no preservatives, sugars, extracts, or artificial ingredients, the nutrition label is quite clean.

But it's also unique: The Rasāsvāda elixirs are made with items not often found in a cocktail, like artichoke leaf, Pu'er tea, maqui berry, ginseng, bergamot, burdock root, and rishi mushroom. They're also intended to act as a digestive aid, libido boost, or hangover helper although I never felt any different after drinking any of these.

There are three distinct bottles: A tangy, floral, and citrusy option called Ruby Artemisia; a classic Italian bitter called Rose Bergamont; and Black Ginger, an earthy and biting flavor that was my personal favorite for its complexity. I really enjoyed the complex and unique flavor profile of each Rasāsvāda blend, which is why the brand earned a place on our list of the best nonalcoholic drinks.

But they're definitely for the more adventurous and luxurious drinker: The brand's website offers 18 mocktail recipes and while some call for niche home bar ingredients like fermented Korean plum sauce or wormwood tinctures, others call for something as simple as sparkling water or a lemon twist.

It's easy to write off Topo Chicos as over-priced sparkling water, particularly since it's the uber-cool thing to order at a bar or restaurant if you're sober-curious or on a detox. But its unique carbonation and earthy balance of flavor which is drawn from a limestone spring are much more akin to a cocktail than other sparkling waters which often feel like healthy soda.

For this reason, I think it makes one of the best nonalcoholic drinks. I personally pour it over ice in a fancy glass and add lemon and cardamom bitters. But it also makes for the ideal sugar-free mixer for anything listed here.

I also love that if you don't use a whole bottle, it stays carbonated for a few days. Monday Gin is one of the best non-alcoholic gins I found among the handful I tested.

For starters, it smells the most like gin when you open the bottle which is also why I wouldn't recommend it for recovering alcoholics as this might be triggering. It has the kick and crisp of a classic London Dry but the personality of a New American-style with strong spices and botanicals.

But the flavor is well-balanced enough that even with just tonic, or soda water and lemon, this is an enjoyable drink on its own. I love that you don't need bartender skills to make a nice beverage with it. There's also no sugar in the formula. Monday Gin's beautiful art deco branding makes this bottle a worthy addition to any bar cart, too.

However, as is the case with most gorgeous bottles and classy formulas, you'll pay slightly more for the aesthetic. If you're looking for a low-cost way to foray into the best nonalcoholic spirits market, Ritual 's gin alternative makes for a stiff mocktail.

With a lean to the juniper, piney side, Ritual's elixir is bright, crisp, and citrusy. Personally, I like my spirits a little more complex, so I preferred Ritual's gin mixed with a few more flavors.

Other taste testers in my cohort, however, named this as their favorite gin and tonic replacement, so there's a lot to say here about personal palate. Ritual's gin has no added sugar, which is a definite plus but you may find the need to add some sweetness to any cocktail you make via muddle fruit or simple syrup.

The formula does include xanthan gum in a low dose, which may fuss with anyone who has a sensitive stomach. SipClean is a tasty non-alcoholic rosé when you want a girly vibe. It's actually made similar to the boozy version: The winemaker pulls Californian grapes, puts them through the traditional fermentation process, and then removes the alcohol from the close-to-final product.

That's why the final product tastes remarkably like rosé. I will say, SipClean leans a bit on the sweet side. But not too sweet to drink, and overall it comes across quite balanced and cheery.

I cracked my taste-test can of SipClean on a sober Monday as I was settling in to watch "The Bachelor" and it delivered the air of imbibement I was craving while still being able to stay alcohol-free. SipClean only has 30 calories and 5 grams of sugar per 12 oz can, which would technically be two glasses of wine.

The brand also makes a CBD-infused version, SipCozy, which is equally tasty and celebratory. Crafted with wine in mind. High-grade functional ingredients grown by the most innovative and ambitious cultivators.

Alchemy shows us a whole new way; from the plants we combine in our drinks, to the blending of minds and different expertise of the people who make them. As a singer, alcohol is really hard on my voice. I've been looking for something to give me the buzz without the alcohol and Three Spirit is it.

The perfect thing to sip with friends or when just relaxing. Whether you're sober, cutting out alcohol or just taking a break, you need Three Spirit in your life.

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