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Non-alcoholic drinks in case you're doing dry January
Written byH&B editorial team
Reviewed byH&B Regulatory Affairs
We share our favourite non-alcoholic tipples, so you can keep your drinks fresh and your head even fresher
Our top 3 picks
Rich in Vitamin C
Twinings
Twinings Defence Orange & Passionfruit Sparkling Drink 250ml
€2.79
Mulled fruit & spices
Rochester
Rochester Organic Mulled Berry Punch Drink 725ml
25% off
€5.63
€7.50
If you're having a go at Dry January this year that doesn’t mean you’re low on options or need to bow out of grown-up gatherings. Whether you’re out and about or fancy an alcohol-free treat at home, get shaking, stirring and sipping on one of these...
Our favourite non-alcoholic drinks (plus ways to turn them into mocktails)
Sometimes you just want to keep things simple! Enjoy this classic party drink without the unwanted extras.
Green’s Orangeade contains 20% fruit juice and no added sugar, using only sweeteners. Hello, fruity freshness (and goodbye sugar slump).
Add a splash of ginger ale, a slice of lime and a mint garnish.
Nostalgic already? This deep, warming drink dates back to Dickensian times and conjures up pictures of an evening by the fire.
Splash into coffee for a twist on a hot toddy.
Young or old, who doesn’t love a ginger drink? This alcohol-free version means everyone can enjoy it.
And – as Rochester say themselves – it's got “the kick of two very angry mules”.
Why not make a spiced punch bowl as a cosy centrepiece? Combine the light ginger with apple juice and a sprinkle of cinnamon and nutmeg. Add diced apples and oranges, and a few star anises (go easy on them).
Feeling brave? Ditch the punch and serve neat as a shot.
With its fruity kick, bubbles and deeper notes of tea, this works as a mocktail on its own.
But we heard ‘passionfruit’ and thought one thing only.
Shake passionfruit, lime juice and vanilla extract in a cocktail shaker with ice. Pour into martini glasses and top up with Twinings Defence, plus some non-alcoholic fizz if you’re feeling fancy.
Serve with half a passionfruit for an ultimate crowd-pleaser. And there you have it: a virgin passionfruit martini.
It’s the sour cherry cola you love, with no added sugar and without the sacrifice on taste.
If alcohol-free ‘spirits’ aren’t your thing, just enjoy on its own. Smarten it up a notch with a whiskey glass and a Maraschino cherry.
Mulled wine isn’t for everyone. But it’s certainly a way to get rid of the January blues.
So, this alternative’s a winner (and it’s ready-made).
Heat and serve with your favourite garnishes – sliced oranges, fresh cranberries and cinnamon sticks all work a treat.
Need a pick-me-up? PerfectTed’s energy drinks contain the same amount of caffeine as a cup of coffee – only it comes from matcha green tea instead.
Pop a can in your bag for when things get busy. We’ve chosen Apple & Raspberry, but there are plenty of flavours to choose from (shoutout to Pineapple & Yuzu).
Keep a stock in the fridge and pour into your fanciest cocktail glass to enjoy.
The final say
Goodbye, lemonade – we've got some new drinks in town.
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