Non-Alcoholic Drinks

Tonic water already brings bitterness, bubbles and some sweetness, so a good mocktail does not need much else. These seven tonic water mocktails use citrus, herbs, spice and small pours of fruit to stay crisp, interesting and far away from the usual juice-and-syrup formula.

Got ginger beer in the fridge? Turn it into seven easy alcohol-free drinks that feel fruity, fresh, tart or spicy — all with four main ingredients or fewer.

If your mocktails keep tasting like juice and soda, tea is one of the easiest ways to add more depth. These seven tea mocktail recipes use tannin, aroma, spice and bitterness to make alcohol-free drinks feel far more interesting.

Cold, bubbly and bright, these seven non-alcoholic spritzes move from bittersweet and dry to fruity and herbal — with simple ratios that keep every glass fresh, not syrupy.

These non-alcoholic summer party drinks are fresh, colorful and made for warm-weather hosting. Serve them at BBQs, garden parties, pool days or casual evenings when you want something fun in the glass — without making alcohol the whole point.

This Shirley Temple tastes like childhood in the best way: sweet, fizzy, cherry-topped and just a little bit magical — but with a fresher twist that makes it feel worth making again.

A good mocktail should still feel like a drink. These easy alcohol-free recipes are fresh, balanced and fun to sip — without tasting like plain juice.

This Virgin Mojito is fresh, fizzy and full of that mint-lime magic — just without the alcohol. It’s the kind of mocktail that looks beautiful, tastes bright and feels like something you actually want to sip slowly.

Non-alcoholic drinks do not have to feel like a compromise. With the right balance of acidity, sweetness, bitterness, aroma, texture, and garnish, a mocktail can feel just as elegant and satisfying as a classic cocktail. These five alcohol-free drinks are built for people who want something special in the glass: refreshing, layered, beautiful, and perfect for parties, dinners, summer evenings, or a quiet night in.