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The best mocktail recipes for Dry January CNN 1/11/2021 © Provided by CNN Bar Spoon With Muddler Want to reduce your alcohol intake for whatever reason in 2021 but still partake in festive cocktail culture? We ve got you. In light of an increasingly popular market of alcohol-inspired nonalcoholic cocktails and beverages (take Surely wines, for example), pretty-drink influencers shared with us their best mocktail recipes and the basic tools you ll need to make them. Ready, set, stir, sip. Repeat (without the slurring). The drinks Colorado-based cocktail blogger Emily Arden Wells, aka @gastronomista, has been experimenting with nonalcoholic cocktails this January, both more traditional ones as well as less expected options that use some of the newer nonalcoholic spirits, like Seedlip, and other appealing ingredients. You can find N/A [nonalcoholic] syrups such as Orgeat and Falernum that give your mocktails extra body, flavor and a more cocktail-like mouthfee

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