The holiday season brings an influx of social gatherings, festive nights, and dinner parties. Here are the five most popular adaptogen-infused nonalcoholic cocktails to enjoy for an uplifting experience, without the adverse effects of alcohol.


Try them yourself or be a modern host and offer an inclusive menu to your holiday guests. No one should have to settle for seltzer and lime.

Is it is necessary to try all the snacks. It is. How else will you know which snack is worth stockpiling?

It’s not that you haven’t got anyone to talk to. Your solitude at the snack table is fully calculated. Wholly necessary, by the way, as party snacks are not conducive to eating in front of strangers—one of life’s most baffling contradictions. Why must hors d’oeuvres be ever-so-slightly bigger than a mouthful—straddling the border between one bite and two? Settle on two bites, and half of it pathetically collapses in your hand. Do it in one and you will lapse into awkward, gobsmacked silence. On another note, it is necessary to try all the snacks. It is. How else will you know which snack is worth stockpiling? Inevitably, the question of whether you’re being antisocial will arise, but don’t let it deter you from the snack table. While others are wobbling, famished, by end of night, you’ll leave replete, on steady feet.

Aplós Arise

Lemon juice

Honey syrup

Non alc sparkling wine 

Add all ingredients except the sparkling wine to a cocktail shaker filled with ice. Shake until cold and strain into a small wine glass or coupe. Top with the sparkling wine, garnish with a lemon wheel, and serve.

Lingering, Awkwardly, by the Snack Table

The best part of the night is bound to happen right after you were supposed to leave.

The best part of the night is bound to happen right after you were supposed to leave. The room, until now, has been littered with half-sentences and silences. The wiser guests have gone home. Counters are dreary with half-drunk drinks. Then suddenly something lifts. You find you are full of news and views—enough to go around, and, by gosh, you are funny! Where was this flair an hour ago? The space distills into a light-hearted madness; into a manageable size of dregs, stragglers, and strangers, now suspended in discussion, now free-flowing in dance. Bodies latch onto each other, cross, unlatch, fly free, and join again in clumps, somewhere between a kaleidoscope vision and the movement of cells under a microscope. Now and only now the best part of the night appears, full of stars.

Non alc dry vermouth

Orange bitters

High-end olive brine

Add all ingredients to a mixing glass filled with ice. Stir until cold and strain into a small Martini glass or coupe. Express a lemon wedge over the drink and garnish with skewered olives (optional).

In Search of Naughtiness

Cranberry cordial

Sparkling water

In a shaker combine Aplós, lemon, and cordial. Shake and strain into a coupe or flute. Add sparkling water. Garnish with an orange twist.

A Fizzy Affair

Hips. The genesis of the dance floor. Self-conscious at first, and then suddenly, subservient to the beat. A good night is all down to the hips. The loose limbs, the footwork, the shimmy - all this is a riot of movement that ripples from the hips. So the next time a guest asks what they can bring: Hips, my friends! Bring your hips and nothing else!

Fresh lime juice

Cranberry juice

Simple syrup

Shake & strain, garnish with a lemon twist, and drink in a coupe or martini glass.

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