Best Mocktails

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Mix and Shake the Best Mocktails Sans Alcohol If there's one thing we love more than basking on a rooftop bar on a warm afternoon, it's doing it with one of our best mocktails in hand. Altina drinks help you to replicate that rooftop bar experience synonymous with Australian culture, without the expense of a hangover the next morning. Mocktails are a non-alcoholic variation of cocktails which are usually a combination of liquors, juices, sodas and toppers like fruit or those cute little umbrellas. While the best mocktails don't contain alcohol, they do a darn good job at replicating the taste and giving you that little buzz and feeling of excitement that a good night is about to go down. Modern mocktails are sophisticated and look good in hand while delivering a fun, flavourful experience. Most bars and restaurants have a list of some of the best mocktails from all over the world, and often the most challenging part is choosing between fruity, sour or savoury. No matter what mood you're in, a mocktail will be sure to take your evening from good to great. They pair well with most foods as there isn't an alcoholic component to compete with the elements in your dish. In fact, the best mocktails should go with every cuisine. Mocktail History Though sometimes they can be forgotten on a long list of alcoholic cocktails, mocktails have a history that dates to the early and middle 20th century. Named after the famous child actress, Shirley Temple is a ginger ale and lemon-lime soda mocktail with grenadine syrup and maraschino cherry. The Arnold Palmer is an iced tea and lemonade concoction that celebrates the famous golfer who would order it at country clubs after finishing a round. These mocktails are proof in the pudding that non-alcoholic beverages are just as good as (or better than in our opinion!) their alcoholic counterparts. Only The Best Mocktail Ingredients When looking for a drink to enjoy one afternoon, our Co-Founders wanted a reliable, natural beverage they co