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Cocktail Culture: Exploring Trends in London’s Bars in 2025

Bar Magazine

London boasts an unrivalled reputation for its vibrant nightlife and diverse cocktail scene. As 2025 unfolds, the city’s cocktail culture develops, presenting experiences that captivate locals and visitors alike. Engage with the bartender about the mocktails on offer.

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5 Useful Tips to Elevate your Bar Menu and Drinks Program

Chilled Magazine

In today’s craft cocktail culture, being forward-thinking with your drink program is important. Introduce seasonal cocktail menus and products to give your guests something new and exciting. Offer Non-Alcoholic/Mocktail Options Low or no ABV drinks are becoming popular with the increased trend of healthy consciousness.

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Big Bird Cocktail

Mix That Drink

In social settings where you want to relax but not get too tipsy fast, this cocktail fits perfectly. Make It a Mocktail You can just swap out the schnapps with banana puree to make a mocktail version of this one. Plus, the fruit juices offer some vitamins and hydration.

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We Asked 11 Bartenders: What’s Your Most Controversial Cocktail Take?

VinePair

It used to be a begrudging afterthought, but low- or no-ABV cocktails have become one of the most rewarding challenges of my career. Ten years ago, mocktails were mostly juice and shame. And honestly? I’m here for it. We are supposed to know and like all the classics, right? Not the Manhattan.

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Should Non-Alc RTDs Align with Premium Sodas?

Dry Atlas

It’s a non-alc cocktail, but not a mocktail. When “Canned Cocktail” Isn’t the Right Language For brands that don’t lean on non-alc spirits or bar-style builds, “mocktail” may be doing more harm than good. canned non-alc cocktail can be harder to justify. No, it doesn’t use non-alc spirits either.”

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Amaretto Rose Drink Recipe

Mix That Drink

Mix it with lime juice and top with club soda for a mocktail that still tastes special. Non-Alcoholic Version If you want to skip the alcohol but keep the fun flavors, there’s an easy fix. Use an almond syrup (like orgeat) instead of amaretto. Final Tips Always use fresh lime juice if you can—it really makes a difference. Don’t over-stir!

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Mockly: Bringing Bold Flavors to the Big Easy’s Non-Alc Scene

Dry Atlas

Partner Content: Mockly With a mission to bring indulgent, non-alc options to one of the countrys most cocktail-obsessed cities, Aime Sedky is shaking up New Orleanss drinking culture with Mockly. Its about creating vibrant mocktails that stand on their own. And if New Orleans can be a mocktail city, anywhere can!