Mocktail Mixes for the Sober Curious
As more people embrace mindful drinking, mocktails have become the go-to way to enjoy flavorful, celebratory drinks without alcohol. Whether you’re participating in Dry January, setting wellness-focused resolutions, or simply looking to dial back, mocktails offer creativity without compromise.
In this guide, we’ll break down why mocktails matter, how to build them, and share two easy, elevated mocktail infusion recipes: a White Sangria Spritz and a Tropical Smash.
We believe the ritual of a great drink should be inclusive, flavorful and fun, no alcohol required.
White Sangria & Tropical Smash
If you want “made-at-home” flavor with a no-fuss setup, our mocktail infusion mixes are designed to help you craft elevated drinks, no complicated ingredients required.


Why you’ll love them
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Quick to make: just add your favourite mixer (sparkling water, tonic, or juice), and let it steep - like a cocktail tea!
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Big flavor: fruit-forward and balanced, but not overly sweet. We always say, it's easier to add sugar, then take it out.
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Perfect for the Sober Curious: keeps the ritual and presentation without the alcohol
Why Mocktails Are Taking Over
Mocktails are no longer an afterthought - they are a movement. As people prioritize self care and wellness, alcohol-free drinks allow for celebration without sacrificing health goals (or their wallet). The door is open to new flavours and ingredients that feel just as special as traditional cocktails. Best of all, having mocktails available make any social gatherings more inclusive, ensuring no one is left out.
How to Build a Balanced Mocktail at Home
Creating a mocktail is all about balance, just like any cocktail. You want a mix of sweet, citrus, bitterness, and texture to keep each sip interesting.
The Basic Mocktail Formula
A simple formula to follow is:
Citrus + Sweet + Bitter or Herbal + Bubbles
This structure ensures your drink isn’t flat or overly sweet and gives it complexity.
Ingredients That Elevate Mocktails
You don’t need specialty products to start. Common ingredients like fresh citrus, honey or simple syrup, herbs, tea, and sparkling water can transform into something special when combined thoughtfully. Infusions and syrups are especially powerful—they add depth and a “crafted” feel with minimal effort.
White Sangria Spritz (Non-Alcoholic)
The White Sangria Spritz is a bright, refreshing mocktail inspired by classic sangria flavors—perfect for daytime gatherings or celebratory brunches.
Why This Mocktail Works
This recipe leans on fruit-forward flavors and gentle sweetness, making it feel festive while remaining light and approachable.

How to Make It:
- Steep your White Sangria tea bag with water (or non alcoholic white wine) for at least 6 hours. (We know!The time. But as they say, good things come to those whowait)
- Add citrus slices (we suggest lemons, limes and oranges) and your favourite stone fruits (peaches, apricots) and your favourite berries (strawberries!)
- Add ice and garnish with rosemary or mint for a polished finish.
When to Serve It:
This mocktail is ideal for brunches, baby showers, or any occasion where you want something elegant but easy to sip.
Tropical Gin & Tonic (Non-Alcoholic)
Inspired by a classic gin and tonic, the Tropical Smash delivers botanical vibes with a tropical twist—without the alcohol.
Why This Mocktail Works
Herbal and citrus notes mimic the complexity of gin, while tropical flavors keep it vibrant and refreshing.

How to Make It:
- Steep your White Sangria tea bag with water, tonic (or non alcoholic gin) for at least 6 hours. (A little forward planning - we believe in you!)
- Add fresh lime juice for extra brightness.
- Top with fresh soda or tonic for that bubbly texture. (Or throw it into your soda stream)
- Add ice and garnish with mint or lime peel.
When to Serve It:
This mocktail is perfect for evening gatherings, dinner parties, or a weekday night cap when you want something that feels cocktail-forward but still aligns with alcohol-free goals.
Mocktails as a New Year Ritual
Mocktails aren’t just substitutes, they’re cocktails that stand on their own. They represent intention, creativity, and balance, making them the perfect for anyone focused on wellness and mindfulness. By experimenting with infusions, fresh ingredients, and thoughtful presentation, you can create drinks that feel just as celebratory as any cocktail.
Whether you’re cutting back, cutting out, or simply curious, these mocktail mixes prove that great drinks don’t need alcohol, just great ingredients and a little inspiration.