The 5 Best Non-Alcoholic Premixed Cocktails in the World, as Ranked by Critics

Non-alcoholic cocktails are no longer an afterthought. Critics across the globe are recognizing ready-to-drink (RTD) zero-proof beverages for their craftsmanship, flavor and ability to replicate cocktail-bar complexity without the alcohol. Based on expert reviews and critical acclaim, here are the world’s top 5 non-alcoholic pre-mixed cocktails, counted down from No. 5 to No. 1.

How we ranked them: Here at The Daily Pour, we aggregate beverage reviews from only the most trusted critics across the internet. Then, we average out their scores to provide consumers with a clear, holistic score that encapsulates the opinions of all notable critics on a particular drink. For this article, we ranked the five highest-scoring non-alcoholic RTD cocktails in our entire database.

5. Figlia Fiore Frizzante

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Figlia Fiore Frizzante is a sparkling, botanically layered RTD made from a mix of grape juice, ginger, lemon, rose, rosemary, elderflower, black currant, chamomile, ginseng, lemon balm, bitter orange rind and clove.

Critics have praised its depth and liveliness. The Modern Substitute called it “one of the most vibrant and satisfying non-alcoholic cocktails in a can.” With its complex mix of botanicals and balance of fruit, spice, and floral notes, Fiore Frizzante offers a nuanced alternative for drinkers who want more than just soda water.

Figlia sells 12-packs of 8.4-ounce cans of this product for $72, but you can take 20% off your first order when you sign up for the brand’s newsletter.

4. Curious No. 7

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Curious No. 7 is a sparkling, champagne-style cocktail riffing on the French 77. Made with California Chardonnay grape concentrate, elderflower, lavender, jasmine green tea, juniper and gentian root, it opens with bright lemon notes alongside lavender, tea, elderflower and honey. The palate carries sparkling white wine character with added floral lift and tart citrus, while the finish closes quickly with honey, lemon zest and gentian. It’s light, balanced and flavorful, making it one of the best in the Curious Elixirs lineup.

Curious Elixirs sells 8-packs of its 11.5-ounce bottles for $49 (or $44.10 if you sign up for its subscription service).

3. No More Island Echo Small Batch Zero-Proof Cocktail

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Crafted by the zero-proof bar No More Café, Island Echo is a prime example of how good non-alcoholic cocktails can be when made with intention. Its spice-forward recipe features agave, cacao nibs, cinnamon, ginger, lime, nutmeg, orange, vanilla and verjus. The aroma is warm and spice-laden, with cinnamon and ginger leading the way. On the palate, rich baking spice flavors are lifted by bitter orange peel, while the finish reveals clove, coffee, ginger and vanilla. Put simply: It tastes like Christmas — a festive and delicious showcase of zero-proof craftsmanship.

A 750-milliliter bottle is priced at $42.

2. Lyre’s Amalfi Spritz

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This sparkling RTD channels the Aperol Spritz with remarkable accuracy. Built on Lyre’s Classico and Italian Spritz, it adds monk fruit juice for balance. The nose brings jasmine, apricot and a hint of cinnamon. The flavor profile is bittersweet, with apricot and integrated fizz. Importantly, it’s not too sweet. The finish stays crisp and refreshing with just enough bitterness to provide structure.

An 8-pack of 8.45-ounce cans costs $31.99.

1. Hella Bitters & Soda Grapefruit

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At No. 1 is Hella Bitters & Soda Grapefruit, a sparkling apéritif crafted with gentian tincture from southern France. Its tart, refreshing profile earned praise from Drinkhacker, which described it as “a less sweet version of a gin and tonic.” Priced around $39.95 for a 12-pack, it combines balance, approachability and bitterness in a way that sets the standard for non-alcoholic aperitifs.

A 4-pack typically costs around $10-$12.