5 drinks for dry January

02 January 2024

Have you been avoiding the pub this Dry Jan?

If you’ve banished the booze this month then the good news is we’ve got you’ve covered with an incredible range of drinks this January.

While traditional alcoholic beverages have always been a cornerstone of the pub experience, we recognise the growing demand for no and low alcohol options. We understand that not everyone wants to indulge in alcoholic drinks. Some prefer to savour the flavour without the hangover.

FIND YOUR CLOSEST PUB

Beavertown Lazer Crush AF IPA

Heavyweight flavour, featherweight ABV.

An in your face IPA, that just happens to be alcohol-free. Lazer Crush uses a clever strain of yeast that fully ferments their crisp pilsner malt without producing alcohol and adds a hint of peachy fruit to boot. Using heavy-duty hops; Azacca for ripe mango with a hint of fresh pine, Amarillo gives bags of sweet orange and Citra adds the zesty citrus and grapefruit bitterness that we all want in an IPA. The result is a rocket-fueled, turbocharged, laser-sharp IPA. 82.5 calories per can.

two Passionfruit Martinis and a bottle of Lyres on a round table

Passionfruit Martini 0.0 (Lyres)

All of the occasion of a Passionfruit Martini, without the alcohol. This expertly crafted alternative from Lyre’s mimics the original recipe impeccably, creating a well-balanced alcohol free option.

person adding orange peel twist into a glass of Amalfi Spritz

Amalfi Spritz 0.0

This unique aperitif has been impossibly crafted to capture the essence of a vibrant orange Italian bitter Spritz, with flavours that are distinct and contemporary.

Espresso Martini on a tray next to a bottle of Lyre's non-alcoholic spritz

Espresso Martini 0.0

An uncanny recreation of the traditional Espresso Martini using Lyre’s Coffee Originale and White Cane Spirit.

Lucky Saint

If you’re looking for an alcohol free lager, Lucky Saint is golden in colour, holy in flavour. A smooth, alcohol-free lager with a golden haze and heavenly white head. Only 53 calories per bottle.