Pepe Garrido

Have you ever wondered what they call a non-alcoholic cocktail? In the old days they were known as "virgins" or "spring without alcohol", but the Americans imposed the term "spring without alcohol". mocktail which means imitation of a cocktail They are much more fun to prepare and consume than a glass of drink or juice, especially when we are faced with the question of whether or not to drink a glass of juice. what to drink at a wedding without alcohol? If you are looking for non-alcoholic wedding cocktail ideas, mocktails are the answer. Here are some ideas.

1. The new Old-fashioned

The Old-fashioned is one of the most classic and beloved cocktails by whiskey lovers and one of the cocktails for marriage that can not miss especially at the table of the parents. It is a preparation that is taken slowly, very strong and can not be taken quickly. To keep the same color and get a little closer to the taste, can replace the bourbon with a barley tea .

They should follow the same steps as the preparation of the original cocktail, placing the sugar cube in the bottom of the glass, add the bitter to dilute the sugar, add ice, tea and garnish with an orange peel. Although the bitter has alcohol, the levels involved in the two shots that takes the preparation, are so low that it is still considered a cocktail without alcohol.

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2. Mandarine Mule

After listening to Bad Bunny's Moscow Mule on repeat, your guests will probably want to have one, but how can they surprise those who do not drink alcohol? A Mandarine Mule is the perfect alternative. Replace the vodka with squeezed tangerine juice, ginger syrup, lemon juice and ginger beer. Serve it in a copper tumbler over lots of crushed ice, and garnish with lemon slices and a sprig of mint.

3. Non-alcoholic sangria

For daytime weddings, where guests enjoy afternoons under the trees, sangria is a must at the bar and it's a great idea when it comes to creating non-alcoholic wedding drinks. Just swap the wine for alcohol-free grape juice and mix and match to your liking. You can add chopped apple slices and strawberries, with orange slices, a little orange juice or cranberry juice and sparkling water if you want an even cooler version.

To make it even more delicious, we recommend preparing it the night before and allowing it to rest for several hours.

4. Frozen Bellini

Nothing like a frappé cocktail to welcome your guests on a summer evening. The Bellini usually combines sparkling wine with peach juice, but to make it suitable for your non-alcoholic guests you can replace the sparkling wine with ginger beer, non-alcoholic sparkling wine or sparkling apple juice.

To achieve the frozen effect you can use a lot of ice and combine the peach juice with pieces of fruit, this way you will achieve a thicker and tastier texture.

5. Kombucha

When we ask ourselves what drinks are non-alcoholic, there are many alternatives, and today one of the favorites of those who do not consume alcohol is kombucha. You can decorate it with a variety of ingredients, from floral details, fruits, herbs or even pieces of jalapeño pepper for a spicy touch.

6. Kombucha Mojito

The tasty and fresh mojito as usual, but this time replacing rum with kombucha to create a non-alcoholic version.

Combine kombucha, water, sugar or gum, mint and crushed lemon for a refreshing mocktail for summer evenings. Want an extra kick? Add grated ginger for a special flavor.

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7. Tropical Mate

As well as tea and its different varieties, mate is another infusion that you can use as a base To create a tasty and tropical drink, combine mate with passion fruit pulp, lime juice and tonic water, mix everything in the juicer and serve over a glass filled with ice.

No matter what the menu or bar offerings, what excites your guests most is the chance to celebrate with you.