Sparkling Apple & Ginger Fizz (Alcohol‑Free)
Non-alcoholic, autumn-bright sparkle: crisp apple, zesty ginger, and lively bubbles for a festive, booze-free cheers.

Prep Time
10 min
Cook Time
5 min
Total Time
25 min
Servings
4
Cloudy apple juice gives body and orchard character, while fresh ginger lends that playful, nose-tingling heat. A dash of lemon brightens the sweetness, and icy bubbles keep it lively to the last sip. Keep everything well-chilled, stir gently, and you’ll protect those tiny celebratory bubbles.
Across cool-weather traditions, ginger is prized for its warming lift—British ginger beer once bubbled through winter markets, and spiced apple “wassail” warmed festive gatherings. This easy mocktail nods to both, distilling their cozy spirit into a bright, modern glass.
Ingredients
- 60 g fresh ginger, thinly sliced
- 100 g caster sugar
- 200 ml water
- 400 ml cloudy apple juice, well-chilled
- 30 ml freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 600 ml sparkling water, ice-cold
- 200 g ice cubes
- 0.5 g fine sea salt (optional, enhances flavor)
- 1 small apple (about 100 g), thinly sliced, for garnish
- 4 sprigs fresh mint, for garnish
Nutrients
- vitamin Csource
From lemon and apple juice
- manganesesource
From ginger
- potassiumsource
From apple juice
Instructions
- 1
Make the ginger syrup: In a small saucepan combine 200 ml water, 100 g sugar, and 60 g sliced ginger. Bring to a gentle simmer for 5 minutes. Remove from heat, cover, and steep 10 minutes. Strain and chill until cold.
- 2
Build the drink: In a 1.5 L chilled pitcher, combine 400 ml apple juice, 30 ml lemon juice, and 120 ml cold ginger syrup. Add 0.5 g sea salt if using and 200 g ice.
- 3
Finish with fizz: Pour in 600 ml sparkling water and stir gently just once or twice to preserve bubbles. Taste; add more ginger syrup in 10 ml increments if you like it sweeter or spicier.
- 4
Serve: Fill 4 highball glasses with ice. Divide the drink, garnish with apple slices and mint, and enjoy immediately.
Chef's Tip
Use cloudy apple juice for fuller body and freeze apple slices for extra-chilly, slow-melting garnish.
Fun Fact
Ginger beer originated in 18th‑century England; while early versions were lightly fermented, many modern styles are alcohol-free—often paired with apple in winter wassail traditions.
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