Check out these favourites from the taste-testers at Alcohol Change UK and find your new go-to drink.
The alcohol-free drinks market is expanding quickly. We’ve compiled our top alcohol-free drinks of all time (so far), that we think are definitely worth a try. Here they are, in random order!
Some of these products contain 0.5% or 0.05% alcohol – we think these are perfectly acceptable to drink during a Dry January or any other dry month, but it’s up to you to make your own rules.
Whenever we’ve been at events and offered people a taste of this beer, it’s come out on top. According to Adnams, they produce Ghost Ship in their usual way and then remove the alcohol without damaging the flavour. If you’re curious, there’s a short animation explaining how they do it. Rated 5 out of 5, you can read the review here.
This has to be the best mainstream alcohol-free lager on the market right now. It has an alcohol content of 0.0% (hence the name), and comes in its iconic green bottle or can. Our reviewers rated it “at least 4 out of 5”, and since you can buy it almost anywhere, why not give it a try yourself?
This wine hits the nail on the head. In fact, according to our reviewers, “Most of us will have had standard-strength sparkling wine that isn’t half as good as this.” Want to find out what all the excitement is about? Read the review here.
Rated 5 out of 5, this cider from Somerset tastes just like an alcoholic one. The bottle looks great, too. Our taste testers couldn’t quite agree what they liked about it, but they all liked it.
The thought of an alcohol-free GnT might sound odd – gin is a complex spirit, so how would it work without alcohol? Well, Tesco have nailed it. What they’ve produced tastes like gin and tonic, and it looks like it too. Read our review of the original and low-calorie versions here.
If rum and coke is your drink of choice, this alcohol-free alternative is for you. It’s made with “Caribbean flavours and selected spices”, and it really does the trick. If you didn’t know this drink had no alcohol in it, you honestly would not be able to tell. Read our review here.
If you like white wine and are looking to cut down your alcohol consumption, this wine might be the one for you. It’s well-presented, smells great and isn’t too sugary. Our taste testers hugely enjoyed it and rated it 5 out of 5!
Low-alcohol red wine is hard to do well but this one is very good indeed. From the Hunter Valley in Australia, this is one of the best low-alcohol wines our taste testers have tried. You can read their review here.
This alcohol-free version of the classic mixed fruit cider is almost indistinguishable from its alcoholic counterpart. If fruit ciders are your thing, this is a great drink to turn to during Dry January. In the words of our taste testers: “we really can’t tell the difference!”
This low-alcohol traditional ale is extremely tasty, and has grassy, chocolaty and fruity notes – depending on who you ask. But whichever way you define the flavour, our taste testers think it’s an outstanding beer. Read what they said about it here.
Carl Brown of Crossip spent five years developing a trio of alcohol-free spirits, which our taste testers thought were delicious. Read our reviews:
Crossip is also the official alcohol-free drink of Dry January. When you buy drinks from them using this link, Alcohol Change UK gets a proportion of the sales, helping us work to end the harm caused by alcohol.
Fancy buying some drinks? Drydrinker is an online supplier of low and no alcohol drinks. When you buy drinks from them using the link below, Alcohol Change UK gets a proportion of the sales, so you can make a difference while you drink!
