This refreshing sweet and tart Whiskey Sour Mocktail has all the flavor and none of the alcohol! Enjoy this classic cocktail in this delicious non-alcoholic version.
For options with alcohol, check out my list of cocktails.
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There’s nothing better than a refreshing and flavorful drink at the end of a long hard day. In fact, this Whiskey Sour Mocktail is the perfect drink to enjoy any time of day! My goal was to make the perfect whiskey sour without alcohol that everyone could enjoy!
Whether you are pregnant but miss the flavor of your favorite cocktail or simply want to abstain from alcohol entirely (hello, Sober October!), this mocktail recipe fits the bill for everyone!
Why this recipe works
- Everyone can enjoy this alcohol free mocktail! Cheers!
- Sometimes you want the delicious flavor of a cocktail but don’t want the extra calories, or – dare I say – hangover!
- Only a few ingredients required and you will fall in love with non-alcoholic whiskey.
Whiskey sour mocktail ingredients
- Alcohol Free Whiskey Alternative: There are many brands of alcohol free spirits on the market. Ritual Zero Proof Whiskey alternative is one of the more popular brands.
- Fresh Lemon Juice
- Sweetener of Choice: Simple Syrup, Maple Syrup or Honey.
- Ice
- Garnish: Orange slice and cherry (maraschino, Luxardo or amarena).
How to make this recipe
- Fill a cocktail shaker or mason jar with ice. Pour in the whiskey alternative, lemon juice and simple syrup (maple syrup or honey). Close lid and shake well.
- Fill rocks glass or glass of choice with fresh ice. I love these whiskey sour glasses.
- Strain whiskey sour into the glass.
- Garnish with orange slice and cherry.
What is non-alcoholic whiskey?
Alcohol free whiskey is an innovating beverage made to mimic the taste of whiskey but without the alcohol. Typical infused flavors may include oak, sugar and vanilla. They also mimic the burning sensation that comes with a typical whiskey.
The good news is, you can enjoy these flavors for minimal calories and no hangover! Sign me up! There are a number of alcohol free spirit alternatives on the market. Some popular brands of non-alcoholic spirits include:
- Whiskey: Ritual Zero Proof Whiskey Alternative
- Gin: Monday Zero Alcohol Gin
- Campari: Lyre’s Italian Orange Non-Alcoholic Spirit
Non-alcoholic whiskey works well in mixed mocktail recipes such as this whiskey sour mocktail, bourbon sour mocktail or millionaire sour. You can even experiment with other fun flavors by adding angostura bitters.
FAQ and expert tips
Shaken and served over ice in a rocks glass. Garnish with a cherry and orange slice.
Alcohol free spirit is a new beverage category that is producing beverages that mimic the flavor or a standard alcohol spirit, such as whiskey or gin, but without the alcohol.
A mocktail is a version of a classic cocktail without the alcohol.
Looking for other delicious mocktails or drinks with no alcohol?
- Ginger Beer Mocktail with Mint
- Iced Matcha Latte
If you would like some cocktail ideas, with alcohol, check out my Cherry Manhattan (garnished with Bourbon Cherries) and Best Red Sangria Recipe!
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Whiskey Sour Mocktail
Equipment
Ingredients
- 2 oz non-alcoholic whiskey alternative (see notes)
- 1 oz 1ounce fresh lemon juice
- ¾ oz ¾ounce simple syrup, maple syrup or honey
- 1 Garnish: Orange slice and cherry (maraschino, Luxardo or amarena)
Instructions
- Fill a cocktail shaker or mason jar with ice. Pour in the whiskey alternative, lemon juice and simple syrup (maple syrup or honey). Close lid and shake well.
- Fill rocks glass or glass of choice with fresh ice. Strain whiskey sour into the glass.
- Garnish with orange slice and cherry.
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