Alcohol-free Fever Tree Mocktail Reviews
Fever-Tree Mediterranean G&T
Funkin Alcohol-free Passion fruit Martini Review
I enjoyed drinking Funkin’s alcohol-free passionfruit martini but truth be told it tasted more like a breakfast juice than an evening mocktail. Expect lots of smooth velvety passionfruit flavour but there wasn’t much of an ‘edge’ to it.
M&S Non-alcoholic Mojito Review
Although initially, M&S’s non-alcoholic mojito tastes like a good alternative to the classic cocktail it soon becomes too sour and tart so the lime flavour dominates all the others.
Sir James 101 Alcohol-free Spritz Aperitif
Spritz Aperitif definitely deserves its gold trophy at the European Wines and Spirits Awards. The Sir James 101 team have created a well-balanced non-alcoholic drink where you can really taste the various bitter herbs countering the extracts of orange. This is the perfect summer drink or one to enjoy after a meal.
Alcohol-free Buck’s Fizz
Sainsbury’s Pop Zero has a very similar flavour profile to an alcoholic Buck’s Fizz. You get sweet tangy orange flavours with a backdrop of acidic bitterness from the wine. Refreshing and not too gassy this would be a great way to start your Christmas festivities without feeling tipsy.
Highball Alcohol-free Cosmopolitan Review
If you like your non-alcoholic cocktails super colourful and sweet then this Cosmopolitan will be right up your street. If, however, you are after something with a sharp/ bitter edge you may want to give this drink a miss.
Princess Hug0.0 Alternativa Mocktail Review
Hug0.0% is a great non-alcoholic Spritz bursting with flavour. If you are looking for a refreshing prosecco mocktail that won’t give you a headache you can’t go wrong with this tipple.
Mavrik Non-alcoholic Mojito Review
Mavrik’s non-alcoholic mojito is not bad as a citrus flavoured soft drink but, due to its overpowering lime flavour, isn’t particularly believable as a true alternative to a mojito.
