Serve These Festive Non-Alcoholic Drinks at Your Next Holiday Party

This nonalcoholic pink drink is a great treat for children during festive occasions. We garnished the glass with sanding sugar—a large-grain decorative sugar—but granulated sugar may be substituted if necessary.

This blushed drink is refreshment with a cherry on top! It combines fresh pomegranate juice with sparkling club soda and sugar for a sweet, fizzy treat.

Lemon juice and black-currant juice come together in a tart sip. This bright, nonalcoholic drink can also be made with pomegranate, cranberry, or grape juice if you don't have access to fresh currant juice.

Our editors will serve this soul-warming drink as a dessert after a plate of holiday grub. You can also drink it instead of tea on a frigid afternoon.

Season your cider with the same spices you would use in a pie—cinnamon, allspice, ginger, cloves, and nutmeg—and then heat it up. If you'd like, pour in brandy for those who'd like some, and add a cinnamon stick to each mug for stirring.

Greet guests arriving for a chilly-weather gathering with a warm cocktail, like this spiced cranberry drink. A cinnamon stick can be used as a flavorful stirrer.

Heat up your holiday meal—or any occasion—with our spiced apple drink. The flavors develop even more if you steep a batch at least four hours before your guests arrive.

A classic take on a holiday must-have, this flavored hot chocolate is rich as it is sweet; garnish your little one's cup with a peppermint stick for extra fun.

Sometimes, kids just want the simplest option out there—and this hot chocolate is a tried-and-true favorite. We melt cocoa powder and chocolate chips from the cupboard together before adding vanilla and a pinch of salt.

Offer guests a choice of alcohol-free drinks, including the Cranberry Sparkler, Apple-Pie Cider, and Peppermint Hot Chocolate.