Living the clean life with non-alcoholic and low-alcoholic beverages.

Hey Bartender…

Two recent studies reported their findings that non-alcoholic drinks are growing in popularity: PR Newswire found that almost half (46%) of drinkers are trying to reduce their alcohol consumption and 52 percent of all drinkers say they are replacing alcohol with non-alcoholic beverages. 

57% say they plan on participating in Dry January and/or Sober October, according to the Bacardi 2023 Cocktail Trends Report. The study also learned that Consumers identified improving their physical health and mental wellbeing as the main reasons for drinking less.

PR Newswire found that almost half (46%) of drinkers are trying to reduce their alcohol consumption and 52 percent of all drinkers say they are replacing alcohol with non-alcoholic beverages. 

Beverage companies making the move towrds NA, LA, & Nonnies

NOT JUST A TREND — Did you know there are more than 300 different spirit manufacturers, organic vintners and small craft breweries who have either added NA options to their list of products, or specialize in non-alcohol and low-alcohol options?
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It is all about the words

WORDS MATTER — Did you know that depending upon your location, alcohol content has different terms with which it is associated? NA, LA, Nobeer, AF, Near Beer…. It can all get confusing. So we have created a breakdown for you.
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Living a Clean Life, alcohol-free (AF) and full of taste, is not only good for headspace, it is now considered chic. Clean living is celebrated in Millennial and Gen-X social circles, and Baby Boomers are now catching on, embracing an alcohol-free life, trying to reverse the damage they have done to their bodies for the past forty years. And everyone is having more fun than ever!

The social scene has changed. This is not our parents’ or grandparents’ world, where celebrities and aristocrats were seen with a toddy and cig in hand at every event, and any get-together was adorned by a lavish bar filled with libations.

Not everyone always feels the need to socialize with an alcoholic drink. More professionals are realizing that a Friday after-work social hour, or meeting the squad to unwind from a week of high pressure or a classroom filled with 7th grade hormones, can be enjoyed without a hangover. We understand, so we have searched near and far to find the best No- and Low-alcoholic beverages for you to enjoy. From heart-healthy wines, to craft beers and refreshing fruit & herb-infused spirits, and rich mocha and pecan martinis, living an active social life does not mean you have to endure a rollercoaster ride of highs and lows. Today, living the “high-life” has a new meaning and it doesn’t necessarily include alcohol. Mock Daddy has searched the globe and found something delicious for every taste.

Peek at our extensive list of recipes to create and serve your favorite NA beverages at home, to serve your guests at baby showers, wedding celebrations, office get-togethers or any other special event!

MOVE ON OVER, SUGAR
Learn about the health-conscious businesses who have listened and are providing organically-grown, low-sugar, NA/LA wines, spirits and craft beer options for the growing number of discerning adults who care about their bodies and what they consume. The NA/LA industry is growing at unprecedented rates for good reason…. MOCK DADDY FAVES!….

COMING SOON! A list of some really great bars and restaurants, stores that offer NA/LA options in various locations throughout the globe. So, if you DO want to go out and play, the next morning won’t hit you with a thud! Our list is an on-going effort and more will be added, as we discover them! If you have any suggestions not on our list, we would LOVE to hear them!


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Mulled wine is another perfect drink for cold winter nights. This non-alcoholic mulled wine recipe is filled with spices and an aroma that will create a cozy but festive environment! It is just what you need to lift your spirits on a dreary, stormy or snowy evening.

Blending different types of grape juices can mimic the flavor profile of a Cabernet. Deep-colored grape juices like Concord or Alicante Bouschet can provide the base, while adding juices like Merlot or Syrah can add complexity and tannins. Experimenting with proportions and spices like black pepper or oak chips can further enhance the Cabernet-like experience.

  • Welch’s grape juice (or your favorite brand) — 6 ounces per person for one drink.
  • Mulling spices — Fresh, dried orange and lemon peels, whole cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, cardamom, allspice, and star anise. (Or a pre-mixed package of mulling spices)
  • Add a few Cinnamon sticks or fruit garnish of your choice! We love cherries!