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5 Top Tequila substitutes for Celebrating Cinco de Mayo – it's time to 'Fiesta No Alcohólica' with full Mexican flavour!

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Non-alcoholic Tequilas have really arrived on the drinks scene! And their taste captures the essence of Mexico's spicy spirit. So why be sick in a sombrero when you can fiesta till sunrise in style? 😎   Take an alcohol-free turn at Tequila Time and steady your Salsa steps! An alcohol-free Cinco de Mayo The Latin Spirit really leads the way with Celebrations - and that's official! On May 5, sales of beer in the US exceed those of the Superbowl , and even St. Patrick's Day partying! Now add scenes of Tequila sloshing around all day, and night. And all in all, there's too much opportunity for regret the next day! So it's great to be able to enjoy Cinco de Mayo with alcohol-free Tequilas . Or simply slow things down when the pace turns a little too loco! 😉 All the traditional elements to fully experience Tequila shots with salt (yes salt!) and lime pieces Let's look at a few regular questions . . .  Is there a non-alcoholic Tequila? Yes! - there are now sever

How to host a great Easter Gathering | with non-alcoholic guests (and those that don't wish to get too drunk!)

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  What's the first thing you'll do when entertaining guests this Easter? That's right - offer them all a drink! And here's why non-alcoholic beverages make so much sense for hosting a successful Easter get-together . . .   The UK's first agave-based Tequila alternative by Mockingbird Raising alcohol-free drinks glasses for Easter 2022! So your guests have arrived and you're all eager to relax. It's time to catch up and enjoy the Easter celebrations. 'So what can I get you?' - your warm offer extends their way! Now think. How many times have you heard one of your visitors reply 'oh, not much for me really, I'm driving' - or some other sad mumble? And we all know that's typical guestspeak for 'it's my other half who'll be having the fun today/I'll just do my best to keep up with these jollies'.  (or some similar scenario) So you serve them something (not unlike) lime & soda. And hope the guilt and gloom keeps a