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Local mocktails + non-alcoholic drinks in Chattanooga

Sip on these non-alcoholic drinks in Chattanooga, TN.

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Who said alcohol-free drinks have to be boring? Try out a fun, colorful + tasty mocktail at Sleepyhead Coffee Main + Dodds.

Photo by Steadfast Images via Sleepyhead Coffee

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We’re currently 9 days into Dry January, a campaign that encourages individuals to go alcohol free throughout the month. Whether you’re participating in this month’s campaign, or just looking for where to get a beverage sans alcohol — we’re here to share six spots in town where you can get your non-alcoholic drink fix.

Oddstory Brewing Co., 1604 Central Ave.

This brewery recently expanded its non-alcoholic menu featuring N/A beers + mocktails. We recommend trying the Friendly Faux mocktail with black chai tea, mango, guava, soda, mint, and lemon.

Sleepyhead Coffee Main + Dodds, 2602 E. Main St.

This coffee shop + mocktail spot has a permanent non-alcoholic menu. You can try one of their eight mocktails or the N/A beer and wine offerings.

Unknown Caller, 715 Cherry St.

Enjoy a variety of craft mocktails + non-alcoholic takes on classic cocktails like the Nospresso Martini and Phony Negroni.

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Sip on one of the new seasonal mocktail offerings from The Rosecomb.

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The Rosecomb, 921 Barton Ave.

Try out three of the new mocktails offered at this NorthShore spot — we’re eyeing the Flame Azalea with Lapsang Souchong, Kapha tea, Giffard aperitif, pineapple + lime.

Easy Bistro, 801 Chestnut St.

Head to the West Village to try this spot’s Pina Con Nada which was recently featured by The Local Palate in honor of Dry January. Bonus: Keep an eye out for more N/A drinks hitting the menu soon.

The Social, 1110 Market St.

Try one of the zero-proof cocktails like the hibiscus mule or the I Can’t Believe It’s Not a Daiquiri. If you’re looking for a bubbly beverage, sip on the sparkler that features a different flavor each season.

More of a homebody? Learn how to make your own craft mocktails at home after taking a class with The Chattery. The next in-person class is on Thursday, Jan. 11.

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