Mocktails

The complete list of mocktails, in order of ratings.

Abstinence on the beach

A delicious blend of cranberry, orange and pineapple juices, served with a slice of peach.

(1 votes, avg: 3.00)

Blackberry Vanilla Mocktail

Muddled blackberries, lemon, honey, vanilla. Go light on the vanilla for the best results.

(1 votes, avg: 3.00)

Virgin Pina Colada

A thick, refreshing, flavoursome, creamy mocktail. Perfect for summer by the pool.

(1 votes, avg: 3.00)

Pomegranate mojito mocktail

A decadent, delicious pomegranate juice, lime, lemonade and agave combination.

(1 votes, avg: 3.00)

Watermelon Bellini

The original Bellini was one-third white peach puree, and two-thirds champagne. This is an equally simple blend of two ingredients – pureed watermelon, and sparkling apple cider.

(1 votes, avg: 3.00)

Apple Cider Punch

Apple cider, apple juice, apples, lemonade – nice and fizzy

(1 votes, avg: 3.00)

Spicy watermelon mint agua fresca

Watermelon, lime, mint, honey and a dash of tabasco. A perfect slightly spicy accompaniment for a spicy Nandos chicken.

(1 votes, avg: 3.00)

Berry mint punch

Includes my perennial favourite raspberry cranberry juice – always in my fridge. Mmmm – raspberry cranberry juice and fresh berries..

(1 votes, avg: 3.00)

Mint Julep

Two versions: the basic mint/lemon/sugar; and the ginger ale version.

(1 votes, avg: 3.00)

Red grape mocktail

Red grapes are in season. They’re everywhere, they’re cheap, and they taste great. And even better as a mocktail. Simple ingredients, low fuss. Perfect.

(1 votes, avg: 3.00)

Mimosa

A pretty name for a pretty drink. Traditionally orange juice and champagne, this was replaced with my favourite de-alcoholised sparkling cuvee.

(1 votes, avg: 3.00)

Cranberry lime rickey

Lots of lovely tart lime, with cranberry juice and grenadine for extra colour and flavour. This disappears quickly!

(1 votes, avg: 3.00)

Mudslide

Decadence in a glass. The Mudslide is a glorified coffee/ice-cream thick shake, with chocolate syrup drizzled down the side of the glass for added impact.