The whole family deserves a delicious drink this holiday season! The perfect Christmas mocktail is much more than some club soda or a glass of fruit juices. These non-alcoholic drinks are thoughtfully built using fresh, simple ingredients to craft a festive sip.
Great non-alcoholic Christmas drinks should have all of the flavor, just with none of the alcohol. (Read: What is a Mocktail?)
Whether at Christmas brunch, a holiday happy hour, or any other festive gathering, fun mocktails let everyone enjoy a delicious holiday party drink.
More: Five Ways to Drink Less Alcohol without Sacrificing Flavor
Tip: The best part of creating a festive drink is the garnish! And because it’s the holidays, nothing is off limits. Set out a plate of garnishes along with some pretty cocktail picks and let your guests decorate their own drinks. Fresh cranberries, star fruit, orange slices, mint leaves, pomegranate seeds, star anise, candy canes - the options are fun and endless.
12 Delicious Christmas Mocktails
The recipes below will have you creating the perfect drink for all of your guests this Christmas season.
Espresso Martini Mocktail (Non-Alcoholic)
This Espresso Martini Mocktail combines the bold, rich flavor of coffee with the sweetness and creamy decadence of the classic cocktail without any of the alcohol.
Gingerbread Mocktail for the Holidays
Made with homemade gingerbread syrup and spicy ginger beer, this Gingerbread Mocktail is the perfect non-alcoholic holiday drink for the whole family.
Fall Apple Cider Punch (Non-Alcoholic)
This quick and easy fall Apple Cider Punch packs big flavor in a delicious, simple-to-make recipe. Mix up pitcher for your next fall party or as a refreshing option on game day!
Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Cherry Holiday Mocktail
Bright and refreshing, this Sparkling Cherry Holiday Mocktail is a delicious non-alcoholic drink option perfect for your next Christmas party or holiday celebration.
Non-Alcoholic Thanksgiving Punch with Pear
Made by the pitcher, this non-alcoholic punch recipe with homemade pear syrup is easy to make, easy to sip, and a great alcohol-free option for your guests. It’s a festive drink that’s sure to be a hit at your holiday dinner table.
Non-Alcoholic Moscow Mule Mocktail
Full of fresh ginger and mint, these refreshing non-alcoholic Moscow Mules take minutes to make and are a delicious holiday sip.
Pomegranate Christmas Punch (Non-Alcoholic)
Made with pomegranate juice, pineapple juice, and other ingredients easily found at your local grocery store, this easy non-alcoholic Christmas punch ensures that the whole family gets to sip a festive drink.
Fizzy Cranberry Orange Mocktail (Non Alcoholic)
Not into alcohol? No problem! This Fizzy Cranberry Orange Mocktail will have you sipping a delicious and elegant drink with zero alcohol. It's ideal for your next Christmas party or holiday celebration.
Easy Citrus Apple Mocktail (Non Alcoholic)
Bright and refreshing, this citrus apple mocktail is made with sparkling apple cider and fresh orange. Rimmed with raw sugar, it's is a delicious sip and the perfect drink to serve at your holiday parties!
Refreshing Pomegranate Lemonade Recipe
Looking for a quick, unique drink to make by the pitcher? Try this delicious and easy pomegranate lemonade recipe for a perfect balance of sweet and tart flavors.
Sparkling Red Sangria Mocktail (Non Alcoholic)
Festive, fizzy and full of flavor, non alcoholic sparkling red sangria mocktails are made by the pitcher. Add them to your Christmas dinner menu so everyone at the table can celebrate with a fun drink.
Bright Paloma Grapefruit Mocktail (Non Alcoholic)
Not every sip on your holiday drinks menu needs to be full of sweet flavors. This sparkling grapefruit mocktail is tart and refreshing. Dip the rim of the glass in coarse salt to enhance the citrus flavors.
Easy and Delicious Mocktail for Kids (Non Alcoholic)
Kids want a fun drink during this festive season, too! Made without ginger ale or other sugary sodas, this mocktail is my go-to recipe for a special treat for the younger guests at my holiday table.
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