Holiday Mocktails 2024

 This holiday season, as you navigate family gatherings and festivities, keep in mind that your commitment to sobriety is not a commitment to dull and boring drinks. With mocktails on the rise and younger generations exploring the sober curious movement, there are all kinds of options for everyone to enjoy without missing out or hindering any fun.

FALL HARVEST

2oz Spiced Apple Cider

.5oz Fresh Lemon Juice

.25oz Maple Syrup

2oz Fever Tree Ginger Beer

Method: Add all ingredients – except for Ginger Beer – to shaker tin with ice. Shake and strain over a 2×2 cube. Top with Ginger Beer.

Garnish: Dehydrated Apple Crisp Glass: Double Old Fashioned  Ice: 2×2 Cube

GRINCHMAS LIST

1oz Fresh Lime Juice | 1oz Kiwi Syrup*

2 Dashes Fee Brothers Fee Foam | 3oz Yuzu Soda

Method: Add all ingredients – except for Yuzu soda – to shaker tin with ice. Shake and strain over fresh ice. Top with Yuzu Soda.

*Kiwi Syrup: equal parts Kiwi purée and Simple Syrup

Garnish: One Red Heart Sprinkle

Glass: Rocks or Stemless Wine

Piña No-Rita

2oz Seedlip Notes de Agave

.5oz Fresh Lime Juice

.1oz Fresh Pineapple Juice

.5oz Cinnamon Syrup*

Method: Add all ingredients to shaker tin with ice. Shake and strain over fresh ice.

*Cinnamon Syrup: In a pot over low heat, dissolve equal parts water and sugar – do not boil. Once sugar is dissolved, add 10 cinnamon sticks and let steep for 25min.

Strain solids and store in fridge for up to one week.

Garnish: Dehydrated Pineapple Crisp & Cinnamon Stick

Glass: Rocks

PHONY NEGRONI

Ready-To-Drink non-alcoholic Negroni.

(Also comes in a Mezcal Negroni flavor)

Garnish: Orange Peel

Glass: Double Old Fashioned

Choosing sobriety during the holiday season can be challenging, but it’s entirely achievable and can even be rewarding. By focusing on connection, prioritizing your well-being, and surrounding yourself with supportive people, you can not only survive but also thrive during the holidays. And, as each sober celebration strengthens your resolve, you’ll find new meaning and joy in the holiday season that you can carry with you for years to come.