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The base of a Citrus Smash is made with homemade lemon curd, fresh mint, and sugar syrup, then topped up with ice and soda water. Citrus Smash: Replace your regular lemonade with something different.TOP TIP: This makes a great virgin Mother’s Day cocktail if you’re serving brunch outside. This mocktail is the berries on a hot day. Blueberry Ginger Cooler: Made with fresh blueberries, lime juice, ginger syrup, and soda water served in a highball glass.When it comes to flavour, there are loads of common mocktails that cater to every taste. (And who wouldn’t get upset? Are we right?) So, to stop this starlet’s tantrum, the panicked waiters invented something that looked similar(ish), cherries and all. They were drinking Old Fashioned cocktails, and she started to get a little iffy because she couldn’t have one. According to an article, Shirley was dining at a restaurant with her parents. The story we choose to believe comes from Time Magazine. From Beverly Hills to as far as Hawaii, this Hollywood child star is well-travelled with loads of restaurants and establishments claiming they invented the Shirley Temple when she dropped by with her parents. There are a few claims about who first invented the classic combination of grenadine, ginger ale, and lime juice. Undoubtedly, the most famous mocktail in the world was, and still is, the Shirley Temple. So that means the mocktail has been around for at least a century – and probably longer. A short history of the mocktailĪccording to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, the first time the word mocktail was cited was in 1916. If you know what you’re doing, mocktails are magic. The only difference? You’ll be mixing up drinks without any liquor.Įven though mocktails don’t use any alcoholic ingredients, they can be mixed up to be as sophisticated and refreshing as a cocktail. And in a way, it is true because you’ll be using the same bar tools, glassware, and even garnishes used in cocktails. Many people think that a mocktail is simply a drink pretending to be a cocktail. It’s a new social scene that’s here to stay.

While we still love our classic cocktails (like the obsessive kind of love), we can’t help getting excited about the mocktail and low-alcohol trend that’s flared up across the globe. A lot of people are getting in on the mocktail action, with loads of zero-alco and low-ABV options popping up on menus worldwide. So, what is a mocktail? And do mocktails have alcohol? Well, for those of you who don’t know, mocktails are non-alcoholic drinks that are ordered and enjoyed by millions of Gen-Zers across the world. In fact, this massive drinks trend has created an exciting canvas of flavours, and everyone wants to play. In case you haven’t heard, mocktails are no longer boring. Insanity!) Well, those days are gone, and we find ourselves in a completely different social setting. Remember the days when it was totally acceptable to ‘eyeroll’ friends who ordered mood-spoiling non-alcoholic drinks? At bars of all places! (We know.