Reviewing Alcohol-free Drinks in Ghana
An honest review of alcohol-free drinks found in Ghana, tasting and rating popular non-alcoholic options available in Accra supermarkets.

An honest review of alcohol-free drinks found in Ghana, tasting and rating popular non-alcoholic options available in Accra supermarkets.

This alcohol-free cocktail was definitely the spiciest alcohol-free drink I’ve ever tried. The ginger flavour dominates and there is a subtle vanilla taste, but to be honest, it had little in terms of rum flavouring. Essentially its a punchy and refreshing ginger ale.

Nix & Kix have created one of the most refreshing pre-mixed non-alcoholic drinks I’ve reviewed for quite some time. Both the mint and cucumber flavours were bold in their flavour profile and worked well together and the added cayenne wasn’t overpowering, it just added a subtle zing.

Fever-Tree Mediterranean G&T

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.

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.

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.

If you like Pina Colada’s and getting caught in the rain … but not into alcohol then Twisst’s version of this classic cocktail is ideal drinking for you. Full of tropical pineapple flavours and a creamy coconut backdrop, this is the perfect summer indulgence.