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Welcome to Celtnet's Non-alcoholic Cocktail Recipes Page — This page provides a listing of all the non-alcoholic (virgin) cocktail recipes added to this site. Here you will find cocktail recipes from all across the globe gathered together to (hopefully) make it easier for you to find them.
The recipes on this site derive from every continent and almost every country on earth. Of course, cocktail recipes will have an American and European bias, but an attempt has been made to derive a list of mixed dringks for as broad a range of sources as possible. The list below is limited to 100 entries per page, to make the lists a little shorter and easier to reach. You may have to browse through the pages to find the exact cocktail recipe you want. Alternatively you can use the search box above to search for the precise cocktail recipe you're looking for. Or, you can also use the letter links below to go to a specific part of the alphabetical listing. You can also go directly to this site's listing of 'virgin' (non-alcoholic) cocktails. |
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Alphabetical list of non-alcoholic (virgain) cocktail recipes follow (limited to 100 recipes per page). There are 114 recipes in total:
| Aid Paradise Cocktail Origin: Traditional Cocktail | Ginger Fizz Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic | Peachy Melba Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Angelina Origin: Non-alcoholic | Grapefruit Cooler Origin: Non-alcoholic | Pear and Raspberry Delight Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Apple Cooler Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic | Greek Coffee Frappé Origin: Greece | Perky Pineapple Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Apple Frazzle Origin: Non-alcoholic | Heavenly Days Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic | Pineapple Buganda Origin: Uganda |
| Apple Sour Origin: Non-alcoholic | Honeydew Origin: Non-alcoholic | Pineapple Tango Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Apricot Cooler Origin: Non-alcoholic | Island Cooler Origin: Non-alcoholic | Pinky Pink Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Babylove Origin: Non-alcoholic | Italian Soda Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic | Ranch Girl Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Banana and Apple Booster Origin: Non-alcoholic | Juicy Julep Origin: Non-alcoholic | Raspberry and Apple Quencher Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Berry Berry Red Origin: Non-alcoholic | Kemyskans Haf (Summer Punch) Origin: England | Raspberry Cooler Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Berry Cream Origin: Non-alcoholic | Kiwi Cooler Origin: Non-alcoholic | Raspberry Frappé Origin: British |
| Bite of the Apple Origin: Non-alcoholic | Knicks Victory Cooler Origin: Non-alcoholic | Red Apple Sunset Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Black Grape Fizz Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic | Lassi Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic | Red Pepper Reactor Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Blackberry Drink Origin: England | Lemon Basil Lemonade Origin: African Fusion | Rose Hip Drink Origin: British |
| Blackberry Frappé Origin: British | Lemon Fizz Origin: Non-alcoholic | Safe Sex on the Beach Cocktail Origin: IBA |
| Blackcurrant Frappé Origin: British | Lemon Ginger Bitter Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic | Salty Puppy Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Bloody Shame Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic | Lemon Soda Origin: Non-alcoholic | Salty Puppy Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Bright Green Cooler Origin: Non-alcoholic | Lemon Verbena Lemonade Origin: British | Sangria Seca Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Cherry Orchard Origin: Non-alcoholic | Little Prince Origin: Non-alcoholic | Sea Buckthorn Cooler Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Cinders Origin: Non-alcoholic | Long Boat Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic | Sekanjabin Origin: Roman |
| Clam Digger Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic | Maidenly Mimosa Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic | Shirley Temple Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Cocobelle Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic | Mauby Origin: Bahamas | Soft Sangria Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Cocoberry Origin: Non-alcoholic | Melon and Pineapple Crush Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic | Sparkling Peach Melba Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Coconut Islander Origin: Non-alcoholic | Memory Lane Origin: Non-alcoholic | St Clements Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Coffee Egg Nog Origin: British | Menthe Vert (Green Mint Syrup) Origin: France | Strawberry Colada Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Cool Collins Origin: Non-alcoholic | Mocha Cream Origin: Non-alcoholic | Summer Berries Smoothie Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Cranberry & Orange Crush Origin: Non-alcoholic | Mocha Frappé Origin: American | Summer Citrus Slush Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Cranberry Energizer Origin: Non-alcoholic | Mocha Slush Origin: Non-alcoholic | Summer Fruit Slush Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Cranberry Punch Origin: Non-alcoholic | Muddy Puddle Origin: Non-alcoholic | Sunrise Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Espresso Frappé Origin: British | New England Party Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic | Sunrise Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Ethiopian Punch Origin: Ethiopia | Orange Frappé Origin: American | Sunrise Smoothie Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Eye of the Hurricane Origin: Non-alcoholic | Orchard Pickings Origin: Non-alcoholic | Sweet Dreamer Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Faux Kir Origin: Non-alcoholic | Parson's Particular Origin: Non-alcoholic | The Gunner Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic |
| Faux Kir Royale Origin: Non-alcoholic | Passion Fruit Cooler Origin: Non-alcoholic | |
| Ferdinand the Bull Cocktail Origin: Non-alcoholic | Peachy Cream Origin: Non-alcoholic |
For more recipes that can be served as Virgin Cocktails, check out this site's selections of smoothies and shakes.
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