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Dry January: Mocktail Inspiration

Dry January, as you may already know, is an initiative where people choose to give up alcoholic drinks for a month. According to Alcohol Change: “72% of people who do Dry January are still drinking less riskily six months later.” Dry January is the perfect opportunity to change your relationship with alcohol.

However, this doesn’t mean you have to miss out! We have put together two lovely mocktail recipes to help you succeed in Dry January: Non-Alcoholic Moscow Mule and an Aromatic No-Gin and Tonic. Most of the ingredients can be found in our MM Grocery.

 

Non-Alcoholic Moscow Mule

What you will need:

1 lime (1-2 tablespoons of juice, fresh is better)

1 tablespoon of simple syrup

¼ cup soda water

4 mint leaves

180ml cup of ginger beer (we suggest Galvanina from our MM Grocery)

Crushed Ice

 

How to Make it:

  • In the bottom of the cup/mug, add the lime juice, syrup and soda water.
  • Add the mint leaves.
  • Fill about the cup/mug halfway with crushed ice.
  • Then, fill ¾ of the cup with ginger beer.
  • Garnish with a few mint leaves and a slice of lime.
  • Enjoy your non-alcoholic Moscow Mule!

Galvanina Ginger for mocktail

Non-Alcoholic Moscow Mule

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Aromatic No-Gin and Tonic

What you will need:

1 slice of cucumber

1 chamomile tea bag

½ bunch of mint leaves

1 strip of lemon zest

5 cloves

½ bunch of rosemary

Tonic water (we suggest Fentimans from our MM Grocery)

Ice

1 tablespoon of pomegranate seeds (to garnish – optional)

 

How to Make it:

  • In a gin glass, add the chamomile tea bag and bit of hot water. Leave to infuse.
  • Cool down by adding some ice and placing in the fridge.
  • Once the tea infusion has cooled, add the mint leaves, lemon zest, cloves and rosemary.
  • Add the tonic water.
  • Finish with a garnish of mint leaves and pomegranate seeds.
  • Enjoy!

Aromatic No-Gin and Tonic drink Fentimans Tonic for Mocktail
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Make sure you tag us Instagram if you try it!

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