Six Alcohol-Free Breakfast Cocktails 

Whether you are having breakfast in bed, brunching or want to start the weekend in style, here are six non-alcoholic cocktails to enjoy this weekend. 

The Berry Bax Martini 

Ingredients: 

50ml Bax Botanics Sea Buckthorn 

20ml tsp of dark berry jam 

10ml lemon juice 

Method: 

Add all the ingredients into a shaker with ice. Shake well and strain into a martini glass. 

Brunch Mimosa

Ingredients: 

Noughty (or your chosen alcohol-free sparkling)

Orange juice 

Method: 

Pour half a glass of chilled Noughty in a champagne flute and top with chilled orange juice

Mango Bellini 

Ingredients: 

Noughty (or your chosen alcohol-free sparkling) 

Mango 

Method: 

  1. Place a chopped mango into a blender with 100ml alcohol-free sparkling. This will blend into a purée.

  2. Divide into two champagne flutes.

  3. Top with more chilled non-alcoholic sparkling.

Virgin Mary

Ingredients: 

500ml Tomato Juice

1 tbsp Lemon Juice

Few drops of Worcestershire sauce

Few drops of Tabasco 

Celery Salt - one pinch 

Black Pepper - one pinch

2x celery sticks

Method: 

  1. Place ice in a large jug and pour over the tomato juice and lemon juice.

  2. Add the sauce and Tabasco along with the celery salt and pepper. Stir until cold and strain into two highball glasses.

  3. Top with ice, celery and a slice of lemon.

Watermelon Cooler (creation of the Mindful Mocktail)

Ingredients 

Watermelon 

Strawberry water

Lemon
Method:
 

  1. Blend your watermelon until a liquid.

  2. Pour over ice into a highball glass and top with strawberry water.

  3. Squeeze lime and stir. Serve with a wedge of watermelon.

Morning Mule

Ingredients: 

Orange Juice

GIMBER 

Sparkling Water 

Smoked Agave - Fleure 

Lime

Orange 

Method: 

  1. Fill a tumbler with ice and add the fleure.

  2. Pour 100ml orange juice

  3. Pour 15ml GIMBER and 50ml sparkling water.

  4. Gently stir and garnish with a wedge of lime and orange.

There is always a time for cocktails and breakfast is no exception. We hope these give you some inspiration for your weekend cocktails. 

Cheers!

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