Skip to content

Free shipping in the contiguous US

The Dry Pour March 7, 2026

Home / Learn / Recipes & Mocktails / Aperitivo & Spritz / Pineapple Spritz Mocktail

Pineapple Spritz Mocktail

A botanical aperitif, pineapple juice and a little honey, topped with soda. Tropical, but not sweet.

beClink Editorial · March 7, 2026

3 minTotal
1Serves
0.0%Alcohol
85Calories
Melati Classic non-alcoholic botanical spirit with pineapple spritz mocktail and fresh fruit garnish

A pineapple spritz mocktail is a non-alcoholic botanical aperitif with pineapple juice and a little honey syrup, topped with soda over ice. On its own pineapple is too sweet; something botanical to push against makes it a proper drink.

Our pick is Melati Classic: bittersweet, with bitter orange, clove and ginger, labeled 0.0%. Melati Fresh makes it greener and brighter.

Recipe

Ingredients

Add all: $44.00Melati Classic Botanical
Add all 1

In this glass

Mix & Match: any 2–5 items save 5% · 6–23 save 7% · 24+ save 10%, applied automatically in your cart. Free shipping in the contiguous US, no minimum.

Steps

Highball glass · Pineapple wedge

  1. Fill the glass. Fill a highball glass with ice.
    Tip: A tall glass keeps it fizzy longer.
  2. Build. Add the aperitif, pineapple juice and honey syrup, and stir to mix.
    Tip: Taste now: ripe pineapple may not need the honey.
  3. Top and garnish. Top with soda, stir once, and add a pineapple wedge.
    Tip: Soda last, so it keeps its fizz.

Per drink: about 85 calories and 19 g sugar. Estimated from the bottle's label and USDA data.

Make it yours

Sharper

A squeeze of lime before you top up. Pineapple takes acid well.

Spiced

A dash of aromatic bitters cuts the sweetness and adds depth.

Sparkling

Top with non-alcoholic sparkling wine instead of soda. More of an occasion.

Greener

Melati Fresh gives guava, lime and fresh basil. Lighter and brighter.

Bitter

Ghia Original gives yuzu, rhubarb and a bitter edge.

Common questions

What is a pineapple spritz mocktail?

A non-alcoholic botanical aperitif with pineapple juice and honey syrup, topped with soda over ice.

Fresh or canned pineapple juice?

Fresh if you have it: brighter and less syrupy. Canned works, but taste before adding the honey.

How do I make honey syrup?

Stir three parts honey into one part hot water. Honey alone won't mix into a cold drink.

Can I make it in a pitcher?

Yes. Mix everything except the soda ahead, then top each glass with soda to serve.

What if it's too sweet?

Add lime and skip the honey. Pineapple sweetness varies with ripeness.

Does it have alcohol?

Melati Classic, Melati Fresh and Ghia Original are labeled 0.0%, so as written it has no alcohol.

How to serve & pair

Serve tall over ice.

Good with shrimp tacos, grilled fish, tropical salads and fruit. For a classic spritz, try the Aperol spritz mocktail.

More Aperitivo & Spritz

See all →

— The Dry Pour —

Best sellers

See all best sellers