Non-alcoholic libations from new orleans.

Bring the party home

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Big flavor from the Big Easy.

Herbal Tangerine Elixir

Wake up your senses. Bright tangerine dances with aromatic basil and a hint of peach sweetness. It's citrus bliss with Big Easy soul.

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Pomegranate Ginger Tonic

Fall hard and fast. Fiery ginger and tart pomegranate deliver a spicy-sweet bite worthy of a French Quarter romance.

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Blueberry Floral Spritz

Be bad and bougie. Juicy blueberry, a kiss of rose, cooling mint, and a lively sparkle of soda. It’s a non-alc spritz with New Orleans swagger.

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Citron Café Noir

Cast your spell. Smooth coffee meets rich cocoa and bright lemon with a whisper of fennel. It’s a voodoo brew that works like a charm.

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Made with real fruit juice

Natural Flavors

Mixologist crafted

No artificial sweeteners

Born in New Orleans, Mockly is a non-alcoholic cocktail that’s all flavor, no pretense. Big taste, Nothing you can’t pronounce, And no “functional” ingredients you didn’t ask for.

Meet Mockly

libations For Every Hour.

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Zero-booze, all praise.

“For anyone who likes to scour the cocktail menu for unusual drinks with quirky, botanical ingredients: You have to try Mockly.”

“Each can of Mockly is made with a unique blend of fruit, herbs, and botanicals that rivals a drink at a swanky cocktail lounge.”

“If anything resembling alcohol too closely is not the mood for you at the moment, yet you still want a bev full of complexity, you’re going to want to fix your eye on the Mockly Eye Opener. Simply put, Mockly’s canned mocktails are on a mission to not just mimic popular cocktail flavors, but instead opt for flavors that can stand on their own without comparison.”

“It's New Orleans and everybody to me in New Orleans is like family so I wanted to be a part of a company that represents a clean lifestyle, especially representing the city of New Orleans. – Trombone Shorty”

“So many canned mocktails just taste like soda, but this one has more going on—you won’t mistake it for orange soda, that’s for sure.”

“The non-alcoholic canned drinks that Mockly offers don't skimp on real flavor. This tonic in particular highlights ginger, pomegranate, lemon, apple, and rosemary to emulate that of a cocktail, but there's no booze.”

“Crafted by renowned mixologist Jesse Carr, these unique beverages don't try to mimic a booze-free version of a cocktail, but instead create a whole new tasting experience with real, quality ingredients.”