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Non-Alcoholic Canned Cocktails

Non-alcoholic canned cocktails are mixed, carbonated and sealed already, which is the answer to a Tuesday, a cooler, a picnic, or any evening with no patience for measuring and shaking.Margaritas, negronis, spritzes, mules, palomas and espresso martinis are all made this way. Some are built to be poured over ice with a wedge of citrus; others are fine straight from the can. The ones modeled on stirred drinks tend to carry more sweetness than their originals, and the bitter styles carry least.Sugar matters more here than anywhere else, because a can is a single serving and most people drink the whole thing. The panel on each product page gives the figure.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Do canned mocktails contain any alcohol?

Most are a measured 0.0%. A few sit under 0.5%, which is the threshold for selling a drink as non-alcoholic. The Alcohol Content filter records what each producer states, and it is on every product page.

Are ready-to-drink mocktails very sweet?

It depends heavily on the drink being copied. The ones modeled on a margarita or a colada carry real sweetness, because the originals do. Bitter styles like a negroni or a spritz carry much less. Since a can is one serving, the sugar figure on the panel is worth a look before buying a case.

Do canned cocktails need to be refrigerated?

Not before opening, though they are much better cold and most are pasteurized or acidified to be shelf-stable. Chill them properly rather than pouring over more ice to compensate, since melting ice dilutes a drink that was mixed at its final strength.

Is a canned mocktail as good as one you mix yourself?

Different rather than worse. A can is mixed at its final strength and carbonated in the can, which holds a bubble better than shaking will. What it cannot do is fresh citrus or a fresh herb, so a wedge of lime or a slapped mint leaf closes most of the gap.

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