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13 Non-Alcoholic Drinks Made For Celebrating

Whether you’re pregnant, sober or just want something special to drink (minus the booze), these tasty wines, spirits and mocktails have you covered.

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13 Non-Alcoholic Drinks Made For Celebrating

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The holiday season is officially here, and with it, a mix of festive cheer and the quiet pressure to keep up with every toast, clink, and cocktail. If you're looking to enjoy the celebrations without the buzz—whether you're avoiding alcohol or just leaning into mindful sipping—you're not alone. Non-alcoholic beverages are having a major moment right now: according to a 2024 poll conducted by the Canadian Beverage Association, 84% of Canadians view non-alcoholic beverages positively, a sign of the growing shift toward intentional drinking and alcohol-free options.

And no matter what your social calendar looks like, whether you're wrangling little ones at family gatherings, savoring a quiet night in, or showing up to BYOB dinners with friends, these delicious NA picks let you sip the season without any compromise. No judgment, just flavor, fun, and good company. Cheers to that!

01NOA Dry Gin

A bottle of NOA dry gin. Photo: NOA/The Sobr Market

Gin-lovers, rejoice! You might just forget about the real thing after sipping this non-alcoholic alternative. With its delicious blend of juniper berry, lemon, coriander seed, and star anise, it delivers a crisp, botanical kick that shines with tonic or in your favorite non-alcoholic mule.

Created by a UK-based team of passionate entrepreneurs, NOA Gin builds on these botanicals to deliver a sophisticated, alcohol-free spirit that captures the complexity of traditional gin, but with a fresh, vibrant finish that's entirely its own.

02Partake Variety Pack

Love craft beer but not the hangover that comes with one pint too many? This non-alcoholic variety pack has you covered, delivering all the flavour without the morning regrets.

A variety pack of Partake non-alcoholic beers. Photo: Partake/The Sobr Market

Inside, you'll find a lineup of Blonde, IPA, Hazy IPA, Peach Gose, and Pilsner—Canadian-made, low-cal, and crafted to taste like your favorite brews, just without the buzz. And if you're craving something lighter between pours, the pack also includes hop-infused sparkling water for a little extra fizz.

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03Seedlip spirits

Made with the same care and attention as a bespoke spirit, these non-alcoholic beverages are inspired by recipes from the 17th-century text The Art of Distillation.

Bottle of Seedlip non-alcoholic drinks Photo: Well

Choose from Garden 108, a fresh and floral blend of handpicked peas and hay from founder Ben Branson’s farm; Spice 94, a distilled Jamaican allspice berry and cardamom mixture, which pairs perfectly with tonic and red grapefruit; or Grove 42, a citrusy blend of blood orange, mandarin, lemon and ginger.

And even if other people at the party prefer alcoholic spirits, they'll love this tasty bar cart addition that makes clean, sober drinking a total pleasure.

04Sober Spirits Bar Cart

Whether you're mixing up a non-alcoholic Negroni, sipping it over ice, or adding a splash to coffee, Sober Spirits has you covered with five bold, botanical-infused options: Whisky, Rum, Amaretto, Gin, and Bitters.

A photo of items inlcuded in the Sober Spirits Bar Cart. Photo: Sober Spirits/The Sobr Market

Each bottle starts with genuinely distilled alcohol that's expertly dealcoholized to keep all the richness and depth of the original spirit. As a bonus, they add a pop of colour and style to any bar cart.


05pink House Alchemy Ginger Shrub

This tasty glass-bottled beverage is perfect for parties, Dry January celebrations, or breastfeeding. It pairs beautifully with soda water, ginger ale, or just about any other no-alcohol fizz.

bottle of ginger shrub Photo: pink House Alchemy

Many mixologists often use shrubs to enhance spirits, but this "sipping vinegar" can also play a starring role in your glass. Add a splash of soda and a slice of candied ginger, and you’ve got a mocktail that looks as impressive as it tastes.

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06Woody's Sparkling Blanc de Blanc

A bottle of Woody's Sparkling Blanc de Blanc Photo: Woody's/The Sobr Market

With notes of green apple, lemon, and peach, this sparkling beverage makes a stunning centrepiece for any celebration— minus the ugly hangover.

07Dr. Zenzen Null Nummer Cabernet Sauvignon

Made from 100% cabernet sauvignon grapes, this alcohol-free red is your new go-to for cheese and wine nights with friends. It is full-bodied and smooth, with rich notes of blackcurrant, and captures all the depth of a classic cab while flaunting a gorgeous red hue.

The bottle of Dr. Zenzen Null Nummer Cabernet Sauvignon Dr. Zenzen/The Sober Market

And because it's de-alcoholized, you can skip the extra calories while still raising a glass to something worth celebrating.

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08Clausthaler Non-Alcoholic Beer

Can of Clausthaler non-alcoholic beer Photo: LCBO

Non-alcoholic beer isn’t new, but most producers rely on a complex process that removes the alcohol after brewing—similar to how wine is dealcoholized. Clausthaler takes a different approach: by adding hops later in the brewing process, only a negligible amount of alcohol is produced, ensuring the beer's full flavour remains uncompromised.


09Heineken 0.0

Bottle of Heineken 0.0 non-alcoholic beer Photo: Heineken

This non-alcoholic beer is a first for the popular Heineken brand, which spent two years perfecting it to taste just like the beer brand you know and love. Perfect for when you want that refreshing beer flavor but still need to be bright and alert for work the next morning.

We think it's one of the best non-alcoholic options for pregnancy, thanks to its crisp, fizzy bubbles that pair perfectly with all the protein-packed meals you're fitting in each day. And if you're trying a non-alcoholic beer while breastfeeding, this one hits all the right (and safe!) notes.

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10In Good Company Variety Pack

In Good Company's Variety Pack is a bundle of four single-serving, non alcoholic canned mocktails that replicate classic cocktail flavors (margarita, mule, paloma, mojito)—but with a wellness twist.

The In Good Company Variety Pack Photo: In Good Company/The Sobr Market

Each drink is infused with adaptogens (like L-theanine, L-tyrosine, maca, lion's mane), nootropics, essential vitamins (C, B6, B12), a digestive probiotic, and a mild dose of caffeine.

11Mr & Mrs T Mai Tai Mix

A pack of Mr & Mrs T Mai Tai Mix Mr & Mrs T Mai Tai Mix/Amazon

Sugary cocktails like daiquiris, margaritas, and Mai Tais are all about syrup. These tasty mixes make it easy to skip the spirits while still getting that spent-the-day-by-the-pool vibe. Add some orange juice and seltzer, and you've got a professional-grade non-alcoholic cocktail with a sophisticated flavor profile.

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12Sangria Berry Mocktail

pink sangria cocktail in gold-trimmed cocktail glasses Photo: Roberto Caruso

Stir up orange, pomegranate, and lime juices with some frozen fruit and soda, and you’ve got a fizzy, sweet-tart mocktail perfect for toasting. Make sure you have some high-quality grape juice and sparkling water on hand to add fizz. Get the recipe: Sangria Berry Mocktail

13Sparkling 'Champagne' Mocktail

Four glasses of Sparkling 'Champagne' Mocktails Photo: Roberto Caruso

The French may disapprove of the name, but this bubbly brew ensures that everyone can clink glasses—even tiny revellers. Get the recipe: Sparkling 'Champagne' Mocktail

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This article was originally published on Feb 09, 2021

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Simone Olivero is a Toronto-based writer and editor specializing in lifestyle editorial including travel, home décor, beauty and food. Her work has also been published in print and online publications like Toronto LifeChatelaine, The Toronto Star, CBC Travel, Yahoo! Canada and more. She was previously a senior editor at Today’s Parent and is currently the managing editor at House & Home

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