Nonalcoholic Cocktails That Really Taste Good

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THEY’RE as refreshing as gin and tonics, as complex as Sazeracs, and as alcoholic as…apple juice. These drinks from today’s top bartenders loose the booze- but not the flavour.

Non-alcoholic tropical fizz

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.

Mulled apple juice

Often the reserve of festive revelry, the process of mulling works with a wide range of base drinks. Try using apple or pear juice and spice to taste- a touch of citrus, cinnamon and a sweetener such as honey or agave should do the trick. A non-alcoholic alternative to mulled wine, ideal for entertaining kids and drivers.

Home-made limeade

Ditch shop-bought lemonade for a cloudy homemade alternative. Lime makes for a tangy drop – blend the limes whole into a pulp and combine with soda water.

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I prefer to make my favorite cocktails - both alcoholic and non-alcoholic in such shakers. It turns out very quickly and interesting