50+ Mocktail Recipes You'll Want to Pour All Night Long

Made with a base of fruit, sugar, and vinegar, this rhubarb shrub will quench all of your thirst in one sip. Trust us, it is that refreshing. For those who don't know, a shrub is simply a mix of fruit, vinegar, and sugar that, when mixed with sparkling soda and other flavors, makes for a tasty, alcohol-free refreshment. This option is great for someone who's sick of sweet mocktails — the vinegar adds the perfect tart bite. Enjoy!

Pears, cinnamon, and cloves come together to bring out ultra-refreshing flavors in this honey roasted pear sparkling mocktail. Make a big batch for your next holiday party.

Get creative with kombucha with these kombucha mocktail recipes. Add fruity LaCroix and any kind of kombucha you want to make your own tangy sip.

Sweet, fresh, and fruity, this grapefruit citrus sparkler will satisfy all of your bubbly cravings. Add rosemary or thyme and a grapefruit wedge to garnish your drink in the cutest way.

Cucumber and ginger are paired perfectly together in this cucumber ginger mocktail recipe. The crisp, refreshing flavor of the cucumber goes hand in hand with the tangy ginger. It also looks right at home in a martini glass, which adds a nice bit of class to your evening.

Put a tropical twist on lemonade with this pineapple mango lemonade recipe. Made with lemon juice, pineapple juice, and mango nectar, this sip is sweet with a tart tang.

This so-called adrenals half full signature mocktail is the perfect drink to make when you feel ridiculously stressed and are desperate for a reprieve. It's made of holy basil tea, slightly sweetened and with a bubbly top-off, and is designed to support your adrenal glands, which put in overtime when you're stressed. It's super refreshing and soothing. You won't be able to get enough!

With lime juice, cucumbers, mint leaves, and fresh ginger, this cucumber ginger mint agua fresca is the perfect sip. It's light, hydrating, and bursting with flavor — and who doesn't feel chic sipping a green drink?

This honey mint melon mocktail has rich melon flavors and light mint accents. It's a classically summer mocktail — but it can be made easily enough all year round, whenever you want something fresh and light. It's also a great one to make a larger batch for parties.

This basic fruit and vinegar shrub mocktail recipe is made to be built upon. Switch up the fruit, the type of vinegar you use, and the flavorings to create your own signature nonalcoholic sip.

You'll be impressed with yourself after you make this blueberry lemonade mocktail. The tart lemonade cuts the sweet blueberries — and the color can't be beat.

Elsie's go-to home cocktail is simple and fast. All you need to do is put a few ice cubes, a handful of frozen blueberries, a dash of lime juice, and a splash of cranberry juice into a glass. Then top it off with sparkling water, and your drink is served. Trust us: it's greater than the sum of its parts.

Sweet and fruity drinks get an unfairly bad rap. If you love these delicious drinks, this fruit punch mocktail is a must — you can make it as sweet and as fruity as you want. People of all ages will be asking for refills; it's that good.

Put a spin on traditional lemonade with this ginger beer lemonade. The bubbly ginger beer mixed with the zesty lemon makes this simply refreshing. This is a great sip for the winter — the ginger beer is surprisingly warming, and the lemon makes it incredibly drinkable.

Oranges, ice, and agave syrup are the only ingredients you need in this orange slush. Toss it in a blender, and enjoy a cool, slushy sip. We love this one for a fun lunchtime or happy-hour treat.

A perfect blend of bubbly and fruity, this sparkling raspberry lemonade will cool you off on the hottest days or remind you of the warmth of summer on cooler evenings. Garnish with mint for an extra kick.

Just as the name implies, this new mother mocktail is made with a delicious blend of juices that are absolutely perfect for recovering moms! Apple juice, orange juice, and cranberry juice mix together to make the most refreshing and relaxing drink.

Watermelon and lemonade, can you name a better duo? This watermelon lemonade is hard to put down.

Take yourself to the tropics with just one sip of this pineapple lemonade. It's fruity, tangy, and everything you could ever want, all in one glass.

With limes and basil, this strawberry cucumber limeade is completely elevated in flavor. Add a splash of club soda and a hint of simple syrup to finish off this delightful mocktail. We love it as a holiday drink, but it works any time.

A baby-shower essential, this "Preggy Punch" mocktail will steal the show. It is made with pure pineapple–coconut juice, ginger juice, limeade, and a splash of club soda for a light, tangy flavor. Give it a kick by adding a handful of candy, preferably candy that represents the gender of the little one on the way!

This frosted raspberry lemonade with peaches is protein packed and sugar-free. Enjoy!

This sparkling honey limeade is naturally sweetened with honey and lime. It's a little sweet, a little sour — and truly delicious.

No, not the Starbucks pink drink — the mocktail pink drink. Made from hibiscus tea, strawberries, and coconut milk, not only is this drink full of flavor, but it will also hydrate you from the inside out.

This tasty strawberry basil kombucha mocktail supports a healthy gut and is packed with vitamins. And it's just the recipe for someone who's a little tired of lemonades, limeades, and shrubs — the kombucha adds something special.

If you're looking for a bright and light drink, look no further than this fizzy lemon-limeade with crushed raspberries. It's just so bubbly and refreshing. This is one you might find yourself making every night.

No simple syrup is needed in the making of this sparkling cherry lemonade — you can simply combine cherries, lemon juice, and sugar in a blender, chill for a while, then serve over ice. Easier than anyone would suspect.

Who says a smoothie can't be a mocktail? This dairy-free vegan creamy vanilla coconut mojito smoothie is healthier than a blended cocktail, of course — but even if it wasn't, it's so tasty that we would happily keep pouring it all night long. So delicious and much more nutritious than a cocktail, for obvious reasons. Just blend it up and enjoy the healthy flavors.

Start your Saturday morning off with this zesty classic Bloody Mary mocktail. Add your favorite mix-ins like celery and hot sauce, and you won't even taste the difference between this and a real cocktail.

This agua fresca is made with pineapples and strawberries, making it perfect for warmer days.

Made with a lavender-infused honey simple syrup, honey lavender lemonade is the perfect sip when you want something fresh and light — and just a little off beat. Lavender elevates every drink, and this one is no exception.

This mint cucumber lemonade couldn't be easier. Just combine cucumber, mint leaves, lemon juice, one cup water, and a dash of sweetener into a blender, and process it until it's smooth. Mix in sparkling water, and enjoy!

Save this watermelon mint spritzer for the summer. Fresh, fruity watermelon gets an extra-refreshing kick from the mint, and add some honey for the perfect amount of sweetness.

Full of fresh strawberries and juicy watermelon, this berry watermelon limeade will satisfy all of your cravings.

Complete with edible flowers, could this floral whiskey sour mocktail get any better? The secret ingredient in this drink is the Pompeian white wine vinegar. It gives the drink a slightly throat-burning tang, the perfect substitute for a spirit.

Five minutes, three ingredients, and one wonderful drink. This watermelon slush mocktail is an all-around crowd-pleaser, so be sure to make extra.

Lightly sweetened, this raspberry peach iced tea is one of those drinks that makes even the most ardent cocktail sipper glance over with envy and say, "I'll have what they're having."

A perfect thirst-quencher, this grapefruit, lime-grape cooler with crushed mint has a zesty flavor that everyone will enjoy. Our rule of thumb is the more mint, the merrier.

Made with only three ingredients, this raspberry lemonade fizz is a great go-to party mocktail. It's best to make a batch of it ahead of time to ensure the flavors all settle. By the time it's ready to serve, your guests will want to go back for thirds.

You can't go wrong with this timeless and tasty Shirley Temple mocktail recipe. Adults will love it just as much as kids. Don't be afraid to add as many cherries as you want!

The tart fruitiness of pomegranate works together with the natural spices in ginger to create this wow-worthy pomegranate–ginger fizz. Just top it off with a fizzy drink to complete it.

Made with simple, fresh ingredients, this honey mint lemonade is just as tasty as it is healthy. Make two batches, just in case.

Just add sparkling water to this raspberry–mint simple syrup mocktail recipe, and your drink is served. Top it off with mint for a refreshing kick.

Honestly, mojitos might be even better sans alcohol. (No headache later on.) This virgin blueberry mojito mocktail is made with fresh berries and mint leaves. Muddle the ingredients, and start sipping.