These drinks are full of holly jolly flavor, with none of the booze! They’re perfect for everyone, from Santa to his elves. Try one for holiday happy hours, cookie exchanges or even Christmas dinner.

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Your ultimate guide to Christmas mocktails
When it comes to Christmas, there’s a lot happening. From work parties to happy hour with friends to cookie swaps… the list goes on.
Just like there’s not a one-size-fits-all gift, there’s not necessarily a one-size-fits-all drink. That being said, a mocktail is always a great choice to serve at holiday celebrations. Since there’s no booze, there isn’t an age limit to enjoy these sippers, but don’t think they’re lacking on flavor!
They’re the perfect thing for big gatherings so everyone has something to enjoy. Holiday magic can even transform your favorite cocktail using zero-proof spirits for a signature drink!
Quick tips for hosting
Give yourself the gift of making hosting easy during the holiday season. Big batch drinks are going to be your holiday helper. You can go one of two ways. Pick a recipe that’s already meant for a crowd, like apple cider or Russian tea, and you’ll be ready to entertain in a snap. If you have a favorite holiday drink (you can’t go wrong with the virgin yule mule) you can multiply the recipe so you don’t get stuck mixing drinks the entire night.
Setting up a drink station is a fun way to give guests an activity to help break the ice. A hot chocolate bar is sure to warm everyone up after cutting down the Christmas tree or taking a spin around the rink. Be sure to offer plenty of toppings!
Most of all, have fun with your drinks! Use festive glasses, garnishes and anything else you can to pack in the Christmas spirit.

What to serve with Christmas mocktails
The holidays are a time to gather with friends and loved ones with good food and good drinks. For occasions that call for mingling and merriment, it’s hard to beat cranberry brie bites. Step up your snacks by making a Christmas charcuterie board that incorporates the flavors of the season or spice up the celebration with shishito peppers.
Santa isn’t the only one with a sweet tooth! Hot chocolate cookies aren’t your typical Christmas cookie, but they are sure to hit the spot.
The best Christmas mocktails
Deck the halls and be very merry with one of these mocktails in hand:












































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