The Best Booze-Free Drinks To Sip In Dry July

Drink, Drinks Guide, Guide, Sydney / 1 July 2022

Take your pick of the best booze-free drinks on offer this Dry July.

While we love a delicious tipple by the end of the week, sometimes we want to give the booze a break. For those occasions when you want to sip a top-notch drink (minus the booze), check out one of these alcohol-free drink options.


Sidewinder

If you’re looking for a good beer without the booze, we wouldn’t go past Sidewinder. This new to the market, non-alcoholic beer by Brick Lane Brewing has all the taste of a well-made craft beer. Our personal favourites are the XPA Deluxe and the new Passionfruit XPA which offers bright aromas of passionfruit, a medium-low bitterness and a tropical hop flavour. Discover the full range here.


Yes You Can

The one thing we miss during Dry July is a well-made cocktail, but have no fear because Yes You Can have come to the rescue! From their Signature Spritz which features zesty orange and rhubarb herbal scents, the Dark & Stormy with refreshing ginger, a smokey undertone and a dash of lime, and the classic G&T with a jolt of juniper and bitter hit, there’s no need to miss out on your favourites. Discover the full range here.


FELLR

Beloved Aussie seltzer company FELLR has released a non-alcoholic range just in time for Dry July! Choose from two delicious flavours including Watermelon and Mango which are both all-natural, gluten-free and low sugar and carb with only 10 calories per can. You can also drink with peace of mind knowing that 10% of profits from FELLR FREE will be donated to the Dry July Foundation. Order your pack online here.


Manly Spirits

Local brand Manly Spirits has released their first-ever zero alcohol spirit, the Lilly Pilly Pink. It features delicious flavours of native Lilly Pilly, blood orange, native limes and juniper as a backbone. The enticing pink hue and berry overtone comes from an 18-hour infusion of fresh raspberries, giving it a beautiful look on your shelves and in the glass. Order online here.


Capital Brewing Co

This award-winning, Canberra-based craft brewery has launched its first non-alcoholic beer that’s full of that tropical pacific ale flavour we all know and love. Expect a deliciously refreshing sip that gives you full flavour without the punch. Order online here.


Heaps Normal

This independent non-alcoholic beer is crafted right here in Sydney! The trio of mates who have worked in the beer industry and at some of Australia’s leading craft beer brands have taken on the challenge of creating a great-tasting beer without alcohol. Not only are they making mindful drinking the ‘new normal’, but they’ve created an epic Quiet XPA that’s full in flavour (without the booze). Find out more here.


Killjoy Drinks

Looking for a huge selection of booze-free drinks? Look no further than the newly launched online store, Killy Joy Drinks. This online retailer has curated the world’s best non-alcoholic beverages from booze-free wines to indie distilleries and so much more. Find out more and browse their online shop here.


Lyre’s

Looking to craft delicious booze-free cocktails? The team from Lyre’s know a thing or two about the benefits of booze-free drinks. In fact, their range of vegan, non-alcoholic spirits is helping Australians drink their drink, their way. As their name would suggest, their range replicates the taste and aroma of your favourite spirits to create their award-winning range of ultra-low sugar and low-calorie non-alcoholic spirits. Discover the range online here.

Need some cocktail inspiration? Check out these 3 delicious cocktail recipes using Lyre’s HERE.

Seedlip
Seedlip

Landing in Australia following roaring success across the UK, Seedlip’s ready-to-drink range is here to help you have your best Dry July Yet! Perfect for those on-the-go moments such as picnics, group gatherings, and backyard BBQs, these delicious canned drinks taste just like your favourite top-shelf boozy mixers (with zero alcohol). And trust us, these don’t taste anything like a sugary mocktail. Find out more here.