The 14 Best Non-Alcoholic Drinks For Dry January

If you're new to the world of mocktails, start Dry January off with a variety pack that allows you to try multiple flavors. That way you can ditch the ones you don't like and reorder your favorites when you run out. This top-rated 12-pack from Recess features non-alcoholic versions of classic cocktails like margaritas and Moscow mules.

Looking for a drink that can double as a cocktail mixer? Try the Meyer Lemon Club Soda from Blake Lively's Betty Buzz. Though delicious on its own, the fizzy citrus drink makes an excellent cocktail ingredient, too.

Those in search of a non-alcoholic nightcap should give Kin Euphorics' Dream Light mixer a try. It's made with adaptogens and nootropics like Reishi mushroom, melatonin, and L-tryptophan that claim to help you achieve more restful sleep.

Craving something crisp and refreshing? Without alcohol or caffeine, Luna Bay's tea mocktails can be sipped any time of day. Each can has 200 mg of magnesium that should help you de-stress without a hangover the next day.

Designed to be mixed, Ghia makes a great addition to any bar cart, regardless of whether your January is dry, damp, or defiantly indulgent. The concentrated apéritif can be mixed with sparkling water, ginger beer, kombucha, champagne—you name it!

Tinctures like Apothékary's Wine Down are the latest alternative to a nightly glass of wine. The alcohol-free bitters are made with powerful herbal ingredients intended to create the same relaxing effects as your favorite red wine without intoxication. Add a few drops to whatever you're drinking for stress, sleep and immune support.

Of the many non-alcoholic celebrity drink brands on the market today, Katy Perry's De Soi is one of TikTok's top choices for Dry January 2024. This rosé-inspired sparkling aperitif makes the perfect substitute for a bottle of bubbles.

The key ingredient in Free AF's next-gen non-alcoholic cocktails, Afterglow, is a natural botanical extract that's supposed to mimic the warmth of alcohol without the alcohol itself. Taste-wise, they're about as close as you can get to an alcoholic cocktail.

Poppi's sparkling prebiotic sodas make an excellent choice for Dry January participants who are also looking to reduce their sugar intake. Packed with gut-friendly ingredients instead of added sugars, these soda-inspired flavors will keep your tastebuds and tummy happy.

Why is everyone on social media sipping kombucha this January? Because in addition to being non-alcoholic (most are under 0.5% ABV), the fermented tea is a great source of prebiotics and antioxidants.

Throwing a Dry January party? Mingle mocktails were made for just that! Though the sparkling beverage can be sipped straight from the can, it works great as a mocktail mixer, too.

Lyre's non-alcoholic cocktails (which you can buy in bulk on Amazon) are for those seeking more literal takes on their favorite alcoholic beverages. This gin and tonic-inspired G&T flavor features notes of juniper and citrus, just like the spirited version.

With Abstinence's non-alcoholic spirits, you can indulge in as many fancy cocktails as you want without worrying about a hangover. They can also add complexity to the flavor of alcoholic cocktails without adding to the alcohol content.

These days, finding non-alcoholic drinks without all the bells, whistles, and adaptogens is harder than you may think. Instead of obscure mushrooms and supplements, this ready-to-drink Mockly mixer is made with a straightforward blend of juices.