Dry January Never Tasted So Good: These Mocktails Will Blow Your Mind!

Por: Jeanette Hernandez

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From the perfect mimosa replacement to a Jumex-inspired drink, here are three delicious mocktails to try this Dry January.

Are you curious about trying mocktails this Dry January? Whether you’re taking a break from alcohol, sober curious, or deep into your sober journey, it’s always good to have a favorite mocktail in mind. Ready to find the perfect one for you?

Dry January is often described as a time to take a break from drinking and examine your relationship with alcohol. It makes sense—this comes right after the season of holiday indulgence. We’re talking tasty coquitos, margaritas, and gatherings with your closest family and friends. Now that the festivities are over, there’s no better time to step back from alcohol and give your liver some rest with refreshing beverage options. And for those who are sober year-round, why not treat yourself to these delicious drinks?

If you’re ready to try out a great mocktail this Dry January (and beyond), here are three options to explore. You never know until you try!

Spoiler alert: You might be surprised how tasty they are.

Orange Creamsicle

Move aside, mimosas—there’s a new go-to brunch drink in town. Love oranges? This mocktail combines freshly squeezed orange juice, lemon juice, Greek yogurt, vanilla syrup, and ice. Top it off with a garnish of an orange slice for that final touch.

Sounds delicious, doesn’t it?

@whywemocktail
Mocktails for breakfast — Orange Creamsicle???? I love to make mocktails with practical ingredients that you can reuse in other recipes to nourish you at home. This is a mocktail you can make for breakfast and start your day with a little act of self care. ???? Here’s how you can make it at home: 3 oz fresh squeezed OJ – juice from 2 oranges 1/2 oz lemon juice 1 rounded tbsp Greek yogurt 1 oz vanilla syrup Add ingredients to shaker with ice and shake! Strain over fresh ice and garnish with orange slice. #whywemocktail #sobercurious #dryjanuary #soberlife #mocktailrecipe #alcoholfree
♬ In the Mood – Glenn Miller

Tamarindo & Coconut Mocktail

For those craving more Latin flavors, here’s a margarita-inspired mocktail to try. This drink is made with sugar, water, tamarind pods, tamarind simple syrup, orange bitters, orange juice, lime juice, and coconut milk. For extra depth, the creator suggests adding non-alcoholic tequila or mezcal.

@olivianoceda
tamarind & coconut margarita a mocktail as an ode to mexican culture during this special time of year. i used tamarind pods to make a tamarind simple syrup and garnished with marigolds, the iconic flower of dia de los muertos — it’s tangy and creamy. add mezcal if you want it alcoholic. ENJOY! ingredients// 1/3 cup sugar 1/3 cup water 6-10 tamarind pods – 1oz tamarind simple syrup (OR tamarind paste) 2 dashes orange bitters 1oz orange juice 1oz lime juice 2oz water, NA tequila or mezcal 1oz coconut milk ice + garnished with a marigold method// to make the tamarind simple syrp: add sugar, water and tamarind pods to a sauce pan. bring to a boil and and then simmer until thick, about 15 minutes. strain and let cool. to make your marg, add tamarind simple syrup, orange bitters, orange juice, lime juice, water/NA tequila or mezcal, and coconut milk to a shaker. add ice and shake until chilled. pour into a glass filled with ice. garnish with a marigold. enjoy! #diadelosmuertos #nonalcoholicdrink #mocktail #soberoctober #mocktailgirlie #tamarindmargarita #coconutmargarita #margarita #marigoldflower
♬ Recuérdame (Reencuentro) – Luis Ángel Gómez Jaramillo & Rocío Garcel

Mango Sunrise Mocktail

Mango lovers, this one’s for you! This vibrant drink mixes Sprite, mango nectar Jumex, and grenadine syrup over ice. To elevate it further, rim your glass with chamoy for a spicy-sweet twist.

@picakidz
This drink is deficated to my ???? picababy Paola! She requested an alcohol-free drink as she’s pregnant and my drinks always have her craving ???? Thank you my love! #mocktail #mocktailmonday #deinkrecipe #recipe #pregnant #pregnantdrinks #pregnantmocktails #pregnancytiktok #pregnancycravings #mocktailmom #antojos #antojosdeembarazo #embarazada
♬ La Bebe – Yng Lvcas

Which mocktail will you try this month?

About the author: Jeanette Hernandez

Jeanette Hernandez is a music enthusiast based in Los Angeles, CA. She's currently a freelance writer and content creator for Remezcla, Brilla Latina, and more. Prior to becoming a full-time writer, she worked as a seasoned bilingual Latin indie music publicist. You can find her musings via Instagram + Twitter: @jeanettehndz

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