Best Mocktails, Spirit Free & Non-Alcoholic Drinks in Lansing

Love a local distillery that says “Dry January, but make it tasty.” Their spirit-free lineup shines with wit: Virgin Mary kicks spicy tomato sass, Spiced Pear winks with fall vibes, Oatmeal Cream Pit plausibly breakfast, Evergreen Ruby (pictured) feels like a forest stroll, and Jalapeno Breeze brings a cheeky heat. Sip, savor, repeat.

Dry January, meet BAD Brewing’s non-alcoholic squad. Mason’s haven stocks over a dozen NA options, so you can keep the buzzless vibes rolling. Whether you’re quitting for a month or forever curious, you don’t have to miss the party. Flavor-packed, palate-pleasing, and delightfully rebellious—cheers to choices that don’t crash the mic.

East Lansing’s mocktail masterclass. The Mocky Berry Fizz dazzles with rosemary syrup, honey, cranberry, orange, and lime, topped with Sprite for a sparkling rosemary kiss. Candy Apple layers cinnamon syrup with apple and cranberry for a cozy, cinnamon-hot bite. Fresh, clever, and utterly craveable—these sips prove sobriety can be seriously stylish.

B Dubs knows how to keep the flavor alive sans alcohol. With multiple mocktails, the star is the Passionita—a zesty no-alcohol Margarita built on Seedlip Notas de Agave, passion fruit, Reàl, and lime sour. It’s bright, bold, and perfectly pairable with wings. Dry January or not, you’ll still leave #BlownAway.

Crunchy’s knows the secret to surviving Dry January is flavor—and the AF Paloma delivers. Made with “Afterglow,” a natural extract that mimics the heat of tequila, this mocktail bursts with zesty lime and pink grapefruit, all served over ice with a Tajín rim. It’s a vacation in a glass, hold the hangover. Heavenly AF indeed.

Meet The Parisian—D’Nulffo’s mocktail oozing chic European flair. Ginger and raspberry rosemary syrups mix with lime and pineapple for a tart sweet symphony served in a coupe glass (because presentation matters). It’s elegant, crisp, and perfectly balanced—like a little black dress in liquid form. Dry January, but make it couture.

EagleMonk Pub and Brewery has options beyond beer for non-drinkers, including hop water with bright blood orange flavoring plus house-made root beer, diet root beer, and orange-and-cream sodas. The hop water (pictured) delivers a citrusy, beer-adjacent experience without alcohol, making it an easy pick for designated drivers and hop lovers alike.

Green Door’s Amaretty for Spring is a bright, alcohol-free sipper built on fresh pineapple and lemon juice, shaken with egg white for a silky foam. Simple syrup keeps it balanced while almond extract adds an amaretto-like aroma and finish. Garnished with orange and cherry, it looks and feels like a classic cocktail—without the booze.

HopCat’s Dirty Pop – Cherry Dreamsicle is the treat your inner 90s kid deserves. Blending Starry, cherry syrup, vanilla, and cream, it’s basically a grown-up soda float without the booze—or the guilt. Creamy, fizzy, and unapologetically sweet, it’s proof that Dry January doesn’t have to mean dull January. Go ahead, live your cherry dream.

Downtown Lansing’s Jollof brings the vibes and the flavor. Their ZOBA—an African hibiscus drink infused with pineapple, ginger, and warm spices—packs refreshment and cultural flair in one vibrant crimson pour. Whether you’re sipping sober or just exploring, this mocktail feels like a tropical celebration with roots that run deliciously deep.

Dry January? Please. The Local Epicurean makes “dry” feel downright indulgent. Their mocktail lineup stars delights like the Strawberry Basil Smash, citrusy Lavender Lemonade, and tropical-chic Sunrise. Each zero-proof sip is crafted for balance, sparkle, and satisfaction. Elegant, uplifting, and utterly alcohol-free—proof that you can keep it classy without the clink.

Los Tres Amigos keeps mocktails in Lansing fun and flavorful with two vacation-in-a-glass favorites. Sip a Virgin Margarita—margarita mix, sour mix, and soda—with your choice of flavors, though classic lime is the smooth, rich standout. Craving tropical? Go for a Virgin Piña Colada, blended with creamy piña colada mix and ice, served on the rocks or frozen, tropical and sweet every time.

MP Social’s mocktail menu knows how to flirt with flavor. The Whiskey-ish Ginger blends Undone Not Whiskey with Vernors, lemon, and fresh ginger for a zingy kick. Meanwhile, the Lookin’ Cuke serves up cucumber, honey, lemon, and bubbles for a cool, crisp escape. Add NA brews and sparkling wine, and you’ve got sober sophistication perfected.

One North’s Berries & Cream Dirty Soda is pure nostalgia in a glass. Bubbly Sprite meets fresh berries, tart lime, and silky cream for a fizzy throwback that’s fruity, fun, and hard to stop sipping. Available in west and East Lansing, this fan favorite even scored Top 3 Mocktail honors in City Pulse’s Top of the Town.

Who says mojitos are just for beach days? Pizza House keeps Dry January breezy with their Virgin Blueberry Mojito—a burst of muddled blueberries, mint, and fresh lime topped with soda water. It’s basically summer in a glass, curing winter blues one fizzy sip at a time. No rum, no regrets, all refreshment.

Old Town Lansing’s UrbanBeat is giving mocktails main character energy. Try the Gold Coast Colada—zero proof rum with pineapple, lime, and creamy coconut that’s basically a tropical daydream. Feeling feisty? The Friendly Fire brings cranberry, citrus, ginger beer, and a spicy habanero kick. Or go floral with the Sparkling Lavender Lemonade (pictured). Sober never tasted this sophisticated.