Just because it’s not January or March doesn’t mean you have to stop your sober curious lifestyle! Limiting alcohol consumption has several health benefits, including lowering alcohol-related symptoms like headaches, heartburn, indigestion, and stomach upsets.
While drinking may not be socially popular, mocktails are better for your gut and mental health. They ease stomach irritation and support nutrient absorption, colon health, and balance. Aside from the diversity of ingredients and flavors to enjoy, you’ll also experience less sugar and calories and less exposure to the ramifications of drunk driving.
From gut-loving ingredients like probiotics to fruity and flavorful embellishments, mocktails are increasingly offering a great solution to those who are tired of drinking alcohol or can’t drink it for health reasons. Check out some of our favorite recipes from the Mindful Mocktail below so you can make them at home while entertaining your guests.
Rosé Paloma Mocktail
Ingredients
▫️1oz/30ml freshly squeezed grapefruit juice
▫️½ oz/15ml freshly squeezed lime juice
▫️2oz/60ml Giesen Wines Rosé
▫️1oz/30ml soda water
Watermelon Rosé
Ingredients
▫️2 cups cubed frozen watermelon
▫️1 cup chilled alcohol-free Rosé
Spicy Mango Mocktail
Ingredients
1/2 diced mango
1 teaspoon hot honey
1oz lime juice
1/2 cup coconut water
Tajin for rim
Cucumber Edlerflower Spritz Mocktail
Ingredients
2oz cucumber juice, store-bought or homemade*
1/2-1oz elderflower cordial or syrup
1oz lime juice
1/2 cup dry sparkling wine or soda
Lemoncello Spritz Mocktail
Ingredients
1-1.5oz lemon oleo saccharum (easy method below)
1 cup lemon sparkling water (unsweetened) OR non-alcoholic Prosecco
Extra lemon juice, to taste
Grapefruit Mocktail
Ingredients
2.5 oz (45 ml) grapefruit juice
1 oz (30 ml) lemon juice
1/2 oz (15 ml) ginger juice (method below)
1/2 oz (15 ml) 1 minute honey syrup (method below)
Top with soda
Grapefruit slice and rosemary to garnish