"The real drive is in the taste – high-quality cocktails without alcohol are the order of the day."
Angela Braun, lifestyle expert
ABContent, content & influencer marketing
Why interrupt driving fun? Enjoy non-alcoholic drinks during your convertible tour! More and more manufacturers are launching non-alcoholic alternatives to classic spirits that taste so good you won’t miss their alcoholic counterparts. Whether as a long drink or cocktail, these non-alcoholic interpretations of bar classics offer intense flavor and fine ingredients, without the alcohol.
Whether before the ride, during a break or as the crowning glory of a perfect day on the road. Driving pleasure and enjoyment definitely belong together here!
Fruity, sunny and refreshing – non-alcoholic limoncello brings all the intensity of Sicilian lemons to your glass. Perfect as a digestif or for sparkling summer drinks. The natural sweetness and slight acidity provide a Mediterranean taste experience – ideal for anyone who wants to enjoy the sweet life without compromising on their drivestyle.
40 ml San Limello
160 ml tonic water
optional: non-alcoholic Prosecco
Ice cubes
Decoration: Mint
For a refreshing San Limello Spritz, simply fill a wine glass with ice cubes and pour in 40 ml of San Limello. Then top up with 160 ml tonic water or alternatively add 160 ml non-alcoholic Prosecco. Stir everything briefly so that the flavors combine but the carbonation is retained. Finally, lightly press on the fresh mint, place on top of the drink and enjoy.
These food pairings go perfectly with the non-alcoholic limoncello from Dr. Jaglas.
The creamy burrata complements the refreshing citrus notes of the aperitif, while antipasti offer a variety of flavors that complement the taste sensations.
Seafood harmonizes perfectly with the Mediterranean freshness of limoncello, creating a delicious combination for your enjoyment.
Gin without alcohol? Yes, and with a full aroma. High-quality distillates of juniper, coriander and citrus provide the typical complexity – perfect for a stylish gin & tonic or creative cocktails. The typical spicy note of a classic gin is a given, but without the alcohol. Ideal for your drivestyle and enjoyable moments without remorse.
5 cl NONA June
5 cl freshly squeezed orange juice
Tonic (Mediterranean or Indian)
Ice cubes
Orange peel
Optional: a sprig of rosemary
Pour 5 cl NONA June and 5 cl freshly squeezed orange juice into a nice glass filled with ice. Top off with tonic and stir gently. Garnish the cocktail with orange peel or a sprig of rosemary. A non-alcoholic version of the Mimosa cocktail.
The perfect start to a brunch!
The iconic Martini Vermouth also works alcohol-free – with finely balanced herbs, wormwood and citrus notes. It is the perfect base for a dry martini “without” or sparkling aperitif drinks. Whether pure on ice or as a mixer element – this non-alcoholic Martini variant impresses with its elegance and depth. A delight for style-conscious drivers who love their convertible and fine drinks.
7.5 cl Martini Vibrante
2.5 cl grapefruit juice
Soda to fill up
Ice cubes
Decoration: Grapefruit slice
Fill a glass with ice. Add Martini Vibrante and grapefruit juice and top up with soda. Stir gently a few times. Finally, add the rest of the grapefruit and garnish with a slice of grapefruit. The spritz is ready!
Tropical flair without alcohol? Non-alcoholic rum brings the typical notes of caramel, vanilla and oak to the glass – perfect for cocktails such as mojito, daiquiri or a non-alcoholic rum old fashioned. The complex aromas ensure an authentic taste experience, without any twists. Whether pure or mixed – enjoy the Caribbean feeling while you continue to celebrate your convertible lifestyle in style.
5 cl Wonderoak
12 cl ginger ale
Ice cubes
Orange peel
Decoration: slice of cucumber and mint
Fill the glass with ice cubes. Gradually add all the ingredients and stir carefully. Garnish with cucumber and mint to finish.
Whether margarita or paloma, a non-alcoholic tequila brings the typical agave notes into the glass without any percentages. Thanks to sophisticated distillation, the earthy, slightly smoky aroma is retained. Combined with lime and salt, every drink becomes a full-fledged moment of pleasure. The perfect choice for anyone who loves the Mexican spirit but wants to avoid alcohol.
5.5 cl Wonderazul
3 cl freshly squeezed lime juice
2 cl agave syrup
1 cl Curacao / Triple Sec (non-alcoholic)
Slice of lime
Decoration: Salt rim on the glass
Shake all the ingredients over ice and then strain through a sieve into a pre-cooled margarita bowl (or coupette).
Only place the salt rim on one half of the rim of the glass. This way, everyone can decide for themselves whether they want to drink with or without salt.
The classic Campari is a bitter-sweet aperitif with herbal and citrus flavors that are well suited for spritz drinks or Negroni variations. If you are looking for a gentler, herbal and alcohol-free Campari alternative, Lav’a Belle’s aperitif could be the perfect fit! While the classic has a strong bitterness with orange notes, Lav’a Belle has a softer, more floral note thanks to lavender, rosemary and vanilla.
6 cl Lav’a Belle
3 cl fresh lemon juice
1.5 cl sugar syrup
1/2 egg white (optional: vegan protein powder)
Ice cubes
First shake all the ingredients vigorously without ice cubes, then a second time with ice cubes. Then strain onto new ice cubes in a glass. The egg white is optional and does not change the taste of the drink much – with ice white it is creamier in consistency and slightly smoother, without egg white it is slightly thinner and fresher.
Is this still a cocktail, or almost a spritz again? You can serve the Nice Mule in a long drink glass or a stemmed glass, depending on how you interpret it. Only the classic metal cup would be a shame in this case because of the color.
5 cl Lav’a Belle
15 cl ginger beer
1 cl elderflower syrup
Ice cubes
Add the ice cubes, ginger beer, Lav’a Belle and elderflower syrup to a glass of your choice and stir gently once.
Beauty and lifestyle expert Angela Braun has been working in the perfume and cosmetics industry for over twenty years. She had her own advice page in a print magazine and was the “face” of a renowned online beauty store.