15 Best Non-Alcoholic Drink Alternatives (2026 Review)

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I tried dozens of the best alcohol alternatives out there to compile this list of the very best options that use high-quality, functional ingredients and taste great.

Non-alcoholic beverages are having a moment. And with how long this moment’s been going on, it looks like the booze-free bevvies are here to stay. Zero-proof beverages are a great way to celebrate with your loved ones in replacement of cheersing with traditional alcoholic beverages. They taste similar and sometimes better than their alcoholic counterparts, are an inclusive way to include everyone in your celebration, and plenty of them even offer ingredients that have health-boosting benefits. Plus, they make a great hostess gift instead of a bottle of wine!

While abstaining from spirits used to mean ordering a Coke at the bar, there are now tons of alternatives — non-alcoholic cocktails that taste like real cocktails, non-alcoholic beer that tastes kind of like beer, non-alcoholic wine that tastes like real wine, non-alcoholic wine that doesn’t taste anything like wine, and non-alcoholic seltzers that taste like well, all kinds of things. Some of them even have adaptogens, caffeine, or THC in them — and these functional alternatives are some of our favorite options of the bunch.

Why consider alcohol alternatives?

There are lots of reasons you could be refraining from drinking alcohol (and they’re all valid!) Maybe you’re sober. Or you’re sober curious. You’re doing a Dry January or a Sober October. You’ve had the worst hangover and are “Never. Drinking. Again!” (We’ve been there.) You’re prioritizing your health, you hate the way alcohol makes you feel, or you simply dislike how it tastes. Maybe you’re pregnant! Like we said, the list could go on and on. Whatever the reason you might be abstaining, it doesn’t mean you have to miss out on the ritual of winding down with a special beverage.

What to look for in a nonalcoholic beverage?

As noted above, these types of drinks vary greatly. Some taste like cocktails, some are all about the adaptogens and nootropics, and some are their own thing entirely. There are the different types of non alcoholic drinks and ingredients you’ll come across in our roundup. These are the ones you’ll typically find and their functions:

Non-Alcoholic Wines & Sparkling Wines: Made from grapes or other fruits, non-alcoholic wines are fermented with alcohol removed or have naturally low-alcohol.
Non-Alcoholic Beers: NA beers use traditional brewing methods but with alcohol removed, mimicking the taste and mouthfeel of beer.
Mocktails/Alcohol-Free Cocktails: These crafted drinks replicate classic cocktails (mojitos, margaritas, etc.) using juices, syrups, bitters, and sparkling water.
Alcohol-Free Spirits: Botanical distillates that replicate gin, whiskey, tequila, or rum flavor profiles for mocktails or sipping neat.
Non-Alcoholic Bitters & Aperitifs: Herbal, citrusy, or spiced blends that replicate aperol, vermouth, or amaro for pre-dinner sipping.
Sparkling Fruit Juices: These carbonated, lightly sweetened drinks feel festive like champagne or cocktails.
Relaxation/“Evening” Drinks: Non-alcoholic beverages with calming ingredients like chamomile, lavender, adaptogens, or L-theanine are intended to mimic the winding-down effect of wine or spirits.
Nootropic/Focus Drinks: These lightly stimulating beverages with botanicals or adaptogens can replace social drinking while keeping mental clarity.
CBD & THC Drinks: Infused with cannabinoids that promote calm, relaxation, and better sleep, these beverages are perfect for winding down.

While the non-alcoholic scene is all about honoring your own preferences, the below list has an emphasis on functional (or adaptogen- and nootropic-containing) beverages, designed to help you feel a little more relaxed or social without the full-on tipsiness.

You’ll also find details about sugar content, caffeine content, and flavor profiles below, so you can find exactly what you’re looking for. Whether you reach for a rocks glass or a stem glass, these are a handful of drinks that are making us rethink spirits and how delicious an alcohol-free drink can taste.

Our methodology & criteria:

The Good Trade was sent these 15 alcohol-free beverages for review and I’ve personally tested them all for taste, functionality, and high-quality ingredients. Below, you’ll find my reviews with tasting notes and research, too. We continuously update this list with new favorites that meet the following criteria.

A variety of non-alcoholic beverages, including bottles and cans, displayed on a wooden surface near potted plants and a sunlit window. — *We tested non-alcoholic drinks on the market today to find the best made with high quality, functional ingredients, that also taste delicious.*

HIGH-QUALITY INGREDIENTS | I’ve reviewed brand materials for each of these drinks and vetted them to make sure they use primarily organic, ethically sourced, and natural ingredients.
TASTE | We’ve selected only drinks that are pleasant in taste, and many of which are still reminiscent of your favorite alcoholic beverages (without all the alcohol, of course). I’ve included tasting notes for each brand.
FUNCTIONAL INGREDIENTS | Many of these brands use natural plants, herbs, fruits, and flowers to provide added health benefits. I’ve noted the effects so you can choose what suits you best, from relaxation to feeling energized.

Want more first-hand content about non-alcoholic beverages? Head to our full review of non-alcoholic wine alternatives.

1. Curious Elixirs

Handcrafted in the Hudson River valley, Curious Elixirs uses organic juices, spices, herbs, roots, barks, and botanicals for its elixirs designed to resemble elevated craft cocktails. Whether you opt for the floral blend boosted with ashwagandha or the carbonated concoction cooled with ginseng, the drinks are best enjoyed on the rocks with your favorite garnish.

I tried out their Curious No. 1, a pomegranate negroni sbagliato that tasted surprisingly accurate. It was less bitter than a traditional negroni, but those are too bitter in my opinion. It read like an expensive drink from a nice cocktail bar, with a kombucha-esque kick to it — I loved it. Each bottle contains two servings, so these are best for parties, dates, or any time you need more than one drink, and they make single-serving can options, too. All their cocktails are also fair trade and free of added sugar, gluten, dairy, and nuts. Want more info? Read our full Curious Elixirs review!

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2. Ghia

Ghia has been a favorite of our editors for a while now, and for good reason — both their flavors and their branding is absolutely impeccable. Don’t miss out on a cute bar cart just because you aren’t drinking! While I got to review their seltzer last year, I finally got to try their aperitif this time around, along with the rest of their seltzer flavors. And nothing disappointed. Their aperitif, mixed with soda, is juicy, citrusy, and herbal but subtly bitter, with a complexity that makes it super satisfying. You can choose your own adventure in terms of strength with the big bottle, too, which contains approximately 17 servings. Their Ghia Soda and Ghia Ginger are also favorites in my household! We love Ghia for the elevated experience it brings, inspired by the Mediterranean tradition of aperitivo — the traditional pre-meal drink intended to whet your appetite and prepare your stomach. Read our full Ghia review here!

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3. Little Saints

Founded by a former hydroponic farmer, Little Saints has an approach that combines food science and sacred plant medicines. The brand has reinterpreted classic faves like the negroni or mimosa into sugar-free, canned, non-alcoholic sparkling mocktails. They also make St. Ember, what they call a “plant magic” spirit, designed to lift you up without the negative effects of alcohol. I combined St. Ember with a little soda for a complex mocktail that was smokey and woody from its ginger, cardamom, and palo santo extract. It tasted a bit like a crystal shop smells, but it’s not all about the flavor — it also has 100 mg of lion’s mane per serving, designed to ignite cognition and put you in a better mood. Little Saints’ non-alcoholic seltzers boast brain benefits, too, with adaptogens like reishi and botanical terpenes.

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4. De Soi

Inspired by the French ethos of pleasure and restraint, De Soi’s range of sparkling non-alcoholic apéritifs is full of natural adaptogens. Botanicals like ashwagandha and reishi mushroom help mellow your mind and boost your mood, so you can enjoy a more considered happy hour. And they don’t sacrifice taste — I tried out their Golden Hour and their seasonal Spritz Italiano, both of which were tasty and complex enough to scratch that cocktail itch. Spritz Italiano is a fantastic Aperol spritz dupe, a little more grapefruit-y but with that same satisfying hint of bitterness. And Golden Hour was botanical, punchy, and refreshing — what I thought was a strong ginger flavor was really yuzu, bergamot, and hops. Founded by Morgan McLachlan and Katy Perry (yes, that Katy Perry!), De Soi is also available in the flavors Champignon Dreams and Très Rosé.

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5. BRĒZ

BRĒZ is a microdosed cannabis and mushroom social tonic that has taken the market by storm. The brand’s Lemon Elderflower drink is infused with THC, CBD, and Lion’s Mane mushrooms to provide an unparalleled drinking experience. The brand is on a mission to provide a delicious alcohol alternative that is euphoric, calming, and inspiring. It comes in two doses: A 12oz (5mg THC) can, and a 7.5oz (2.5mg THC) can. The mild cannabis taste creates a pleasant bitterness that makes it seem like a real cocktail. It was surprisingly refreshing on its own, and gave me a very mellow, comfortable feeling that wasn’t groggy at all. And the best part? No hangover!

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*BRĒZ’s THC- and CBD-infused Lemon Elderflower beverage is perfect for a mellow buzz in a fruity, subtle bev that won’t knock you out.*

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6. Kin Euphorics

Kin Euphoric’s vibey packaging is enough to set a laid-back mood all on its own, but that’s what the drink inside is designed to do, too. The brand focuses on the feeling their drinks give you, with options like Lightwave (a “portal to peace”), Actual Sunshine (an “immunity and beauty booster”), and Kin Bloom (for “heart-opening joy”). The flavor is still great, though — the latter was a little carbonated with a refreshing, lightly sweet herbal taste with a subtle white grape juice flavor, too, that made it reminiscent of wine. The caffeine-free blend has adaptogens like L-theanine and ashwagandha, while some of their other blends are “lightly caffeinated” (50 milligrams or less). They each have their own blend of different adaptogens and nootropics like reishi or tryptophan so you can perfectly curate your vibe — which is why we highly suggest one of their variety packs. They make two non-alcoholic aperitif blends, too, designed for mixing.

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7. hiyo

The founders of hiyo wanted to make an alternative to alcohol that was as delicious as it was healthy. Enter their mindful social tonics. The seltzers come in 12-ounce cans and are full of organic adaptogens to counteract the effects of stress on the body and nootropics to support healthy brain functions, along with real fruit juice. They have a smooth, fruity taste that’s surprisingly sweet (but not too sweet) for a drink that only has three grams of added sugar. I loved their strawberry guava flavor, a juicy, fruity, summery treat that’s perfect for the beach, but you can also pick up a variety pack that includes other flavors like peach mango and blackberry lemon. And the drinks are more than just tasty — all their seltzers are designed to give you “the float,” a mood-boosting sensation owing to their L-theanine, lion’s mane, ashwagandha, and other botanicals.

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8. Recess

Recess Zero Proof drinks let us keep the cocktail ritual without the alcohol hangover…literally and figuratively! Their zero-proof craft mocktails are designed to taste and feel like your favorite drinks without the consequences, thanks to a blend of functional ingredients you can actually notice. Made with real ingredients like uplifting guayusa for a gentle, balanced boost, plus adaptogens like L-theanine and lemon balm to help take the edge off and keep things chill, these drinks are perfect for a lowkey night-in with friends or lively summer BBQ. They’re low-cal, lightly sweetened with agave, contain 9g of sugar or less. Sip, unwind, and stay clear-headed at the same time.

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9. Three Spirit

Three Spirit makes three functional booze-free spirits alternatives — Livener, Social, and Nightcap — all of which are curated by plant scientists, bartenders, artists, and herbalists.They make a couple of wine alternatives, too, full of both flavor and adaptogens. Adaptogens are the star of the show with their spirits alternatives, too, with different blends that put you in whatever mood you’re looking for. I liked Social as a full-bodied, bittersweet liquor alternative. Blended with soda it had a rich, herbal, molasses-y, almost savory flavor, which comes from its cacao, lion’s mane, and damiana. This one would be excellent with ginger ale or beer for a dark ‘n’ stormy vibe, and it has tons of B vitamins, too, so you can feel great about drinking it. Blended and bottled in the UK, you can also find Three Spirit in the US online or at select stockists.

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10. Ritual Zero Proof

When you want all the smells and tastes of the traditional cocktail minus the alcohol, Ritual’s got you covered — this one really tasted like booze! Crafted by discerning friends and foodies looking to expand their options on the cocktail horizons, Ritual is a one-to-one liquor alternative to bar cart staples that delivers. If you’re craving an Old Fashioned, the brand knows you’re looking for a rich, subtle blend of sweet spice with a touch of bitterness, and their whiskey alternative doesn’t disappoint. I especially loved their aperitif alternative, which was so satisfyingly strong that I had to add more soda water, and they also made a gin alternative that’s botanical and refreshing (hello, summertime G+Ts!) plus a tequila and a rum. All their drinks are low in sugar, for a flavor that satisfies a cocktail craving without any regrets tomorrow.

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11. Seedlip

Seedlip was born after founder Ben Branson was given a “sickly sweet pink mocktail” at a restaurant one night. Inspired to create an alternative, and combining his love of nature with his family’s farming background, Branson founded Seedlip to deliver distilled spirits sans artificial flavors. I tried out their Notas de Agave flavor, a tequila alternative that, while it doesn’t really taste too much like tequila, has that same refreshing, summery, zingy taste. It has notes of prickly pear, damiana, and peppercorn that made it subtly sweet and pleasantly smooth to drink on its own — but it was even better once I added lime. I love how this one didn’t try to imitate booze, but rather became its own thing. The brand has a few other enticing botanical flavors, too, like Spice 94 and Garden, with notes of allspice and pea, respectively. These elixirs are sugar- and calorie-free, too.

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12. Athletic Brewing Co.

Best For | NA beer
ABV | less than 0.5%
Sugar | Cane sugar is used only in the radlers
Price | $15 for a 6-pack, $2.50 per serving; subscriptions available

Athletic Brewing is pretty much the gold standard when it comes to non-alcoholic beer, making brews that deliver on flavor and are targeted towards active people who love beer as much as they love fitness. Their most popular brew, their Run Wild IPA, has an approachable bitterness and a malty body typical of a West Coast IPA, and it’s racked up an impressive 20+ awards, like the best non-alcoholic beer in the US at the World Beer Awards. For a more juicy New England style, check out Free Wave. The B-corp makes plenty of other brew styles, too, like a smooth, sessionable Mexican-style copper and a lemon radler that’s perfect for warm weather — search their site by style, flavor profile, or season to browse their extensive catalog of faithful brews. All the flavors I tried were crushable beer alternatives that scratch that beer itch, making them great for cutting out or cutting down on alcohol consumption or drinking during the day. We also love that the brand gives up to $2 million each year towards trail and park cleanups, maintenance projects, construction, and access. Read our full Athletic Brewing review here.

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A partially filled glass of beer sits on a wooden table, surrounded by green potted plants. — *Athletic Brewing Co. is the king of NA beers. Active folks looking for a refreshing brew love that they can find almost every beer style from this brand without sacrificing flavor.*

13. Wooden Spoon Herbs

Wooden Spoon Herbs was founded in an effort to make nature-based medicinal approaches to our everyday stresses easy, approachable, and pleasurable. With a background in studying herbalism at the Appalachian Center for Natural Health, founder Lauren Haynes takes her knowledge of cellular biology, folk healing, and phytochemistry to these organic tinctures, elixirs, and blends, each designed to target a specific and common concern. Make this Booze-Free Heavenly Herbaceous Mocktail using the brand’s Rose Colored Glasses tincture for a tasty beverage that supports mental clarity, cognitive function, and overall immune health. I also tried out the Head Helper tincture, which was pleasantly herbal, like cut grass, and has adaptogens like skullcap, California poppy, and feverfew for stress relief. It worked just as well on its own as it did blended with soda water, and it’d be fantastic in an herbaceous mocktail, too.

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14. Rock Grace

If you’re looking for a wine or champagne alternative, try the rosé-resembling Rock Grace. The woman-owned brand makes three different blends — original, ruby, and sparkling — each of which is infused with adaptogens and its own delicate, floral flavor that doesn’t try to imitate wine. I liked their “ruby” blend, which has a botanical, slightly fruity flavor with notes of raspberry and vanilla, along with adaptogens like eleuthero, dandelion extract, lemon balm extract. It’s even made on the day of the Full Flower Moon and is infused with ruby, known for promoting passion, pleasure, and self-love. The brand’s original blend has a similarly mild flavor, making it great for winding down in the evening sans alcohol, with adaptogens like rhodiola and schisandra berry. All their beverages are sugar-free, calorie-free, and are best enjoyed chilled. For more, check out our full review of non-alcoholic wine alternatives here.

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15. VYBES

Packaged in 14-ounce glass bottles, Vybes CBD drinks are refreshingly fruity and just sweet enough to taste like summer in a bottle — especially their strawberry lavender flavor, which remains their best seller since it launched in 2018. The drinks feel more like a replacement for an afternoon iced coffee or tea than for booze, aiming to help you reduce stress with CBD and magnesium. Designed to help calm your mind without making you feel sleepy, they’re a perfect afternoon pick-me-up on stressful days — or any day, really. I was also super impressed by their nutrition facts. Each bottle only has 20 calories and four grams of sugar — they use stevia, too, but it’s disguised impressively well (I say that as someone who doesn’t like the taste of stevia!). Their other flavors are equally mouthwatering, like blueberry mint and peach ginger, and they make an energy drink with magnesium L-threonate, guayusa, and caffeine for a jitter-free afternoon boost.

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*The functional ingredients in Vybes — namely CBD and magnesium — aim to de-stress. It’s great for replacing your afternoon pick-me-up with something more calming.*

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Natalie Gale is a Boston-based freelance journalist. Since 2022, she has been reviewing the top sustainable home, wellness, fashion, and beauty products, sharing her honest opinion on the best finds. When she’s not writing about art, food, or sustainability, you can find her biking to the farmers’ market, baking, sewing, or planning her next Halloween costume. Say hi on Instagram!

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