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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.

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If you’re participating in Dry January — a campaign that encourages individuals to go alcohol free throughout the month — we’re here to share six spots in town where you can get your non-alcoholic drink fix.

Sleepyhead Coffee Main + Dodds

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.

Oddstory Brewing Co. + The Greenhouse

Try out a N/A beer, mocktails, sparkling “wine,” kombucha, ciders, and more. We love the St. Aregetis Phony Negroni, which has all the flavors of the classic drink without the booze.

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Enjoy a variety of craft mocktails + non-alcoholic takes on classic cocktails like the Nospresso Martini and Amaretto No Sour.

Broads Lounge

Along with N/A wines, beers, and canned aperitifs, you can sip on house mocktails. Think: Mother Earth made with Maven Table’s shrub drinking vinegar, carrot, turmeric, soda, ginger, and lime.

Easy Bistro

Head to the West Village to try out a zero-proof cocktail, like the Chuck Taylor made with grapefruit, ginger ale, citrus, and rhubarb served on the rocks.

The Social

This downtown spot features a seasonal zero-proof mule + sparkler if you’re looking to sip on something bubbly.

Bonus: 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. 16.

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