Make mine a mocktail!

Fancy the cocktail, but not the booze?

Mocktails are having a moment, in fact anything non-alcoholic has certainly become a much more popular choice in more recent years. With Dry January attracting more than 6.5million people a year, it's no wonder that there is a growing market for alcohol-free options.

If you are considering the booze-free alternatives and you've looked no further than sparkling water or lemonade, why not try out some of these fabulous Mocktail recipes! You can make those alcohol-free choices more exciting and inclusive for yourself, your family & friends.

Club tropicana punch!

1 Handful strawberries , hulled and halved
1 kiwi fruit , peeled and chopped
2 pineapple rings, chopped
Sparkling apple juice
Pineapple or Tropical Juice
Soda water or Light Tonic

Once your fruit is chopped distribute evenly between 6 glasses, fill the glasses with equal quantities of fruit juice, sparkling apple juice and soda water (or tonic). Top with a sprig of mint. Serve and enjoy!

pina colada

Virgin pina colada

Pineapple juice
50ml canned cream of coconut
50ml Coconut water
12 ice cubes

Place the ice, coconut cream & coconut water in a blender and whizz until you have a creamy crushed ice mix. Pour into a glass and top with Pineapple Juice. It's that simple!!

Angel Sunrise

Orange juice - frozen into ice cubes
Sparkling water
Orange juice
Cranberry juice
Orange slice and cocktail cherry to garnish (optional)

Pour a third of a glass of orange juice, add your iced orange juice cubes. Pour sparkling water into the glass until it is just over half way full. Then add cranberry juice by pouring down the inside edge of the glass to create a sunrise effect. Serve with an orange slice and a cocktail cherry to top it off!

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