Healthy Happy Hour Cocktails & Mocktails Kit (14 Juices)

The same things that make a good cocktail mixer: real ingredients, bright flavor, and enough character to stand on its own without booze hiding the rough edges. Most store-bought mocktail mixes lean on added sugar, “natural flavors,” and color. Little West skips all of that. The four flavors in this kit (Gingersnap, The Quench, Gold’n Greens, and Sunrise) are pressed from 2 to 4 pounds of raw fruit and vegetables and bottled within 48 hours, so when you pour one over ice with sparkling water, it tastes like a drink someone actually made, not something that came out of a bottle marked “spritz.”

Little West’s Healthy Happy Hour Cocktails & Mocktails Kit contains no added sugars, concentrates, preservatives, or artificial ingredients. Our cold pressed juices keep you hydrated as you indulge. They also replenish nutrients, with 2-4 pounds of anti-inflammatory fruits and vegetables in every bottle to help reduce hangover symptoms.

Dry January is exactly what this kit was made for. Four flavors, 14 bottles, two weeks of evenings covered if you pour one a night. The trick to making it through a whole month off booze is having something to actually look forward to at 7pm, not just a glass of water with a lemon in it. A Gingersnap and ginger beer over crushed ice. A Sunrise mimosa with sparkling rosé-style alcohol-free wine. A Gold’n Greens spritz with a salt rim. These are real drinks. They just don’t get you drunk.

The juices in this kit are 100% real fruit and vegetables, alcohol-free, with no added sugar, preservatives, or anything artificial, so they’re a popular choice for people who aren’t drinking, including someone who’s pregnant. We do recommend a quick word with your doctor about anything new you’re introducing during pregnancy, and we’d note that the Healthy Happy Hour Kit is meant to be sipped on its own or with sparkling water, not mixed with alcohol when used this way. It’s the kit a lot of our customers buy as a gift for the friend who’s stuck nursing a club soda at every event.

You’re in the majority. Most people drinking less aren’t quitting, they’re cutting back, swapping out a drink or two on a Friday, or wanting a real option when they decide to skip. That’s the practical use case for the kit. Pour a Quench Watermelon “Margarita” with lime and Tajín on the rim, and you’ve replaced a tequila drink with something that scratches the same itch without the rest of it. Keep the kit in the fridge and you’ve made the not-drinking choice easier than the drinking one.

Four favorites for each of the four flavors:

• Gingersnap “Moscow Mule”: Gingersnap, ginger beer, fresh lime, copper mug, lots of crushed ice.
• Quench Watermelon Spritz: The Quench, sparkling water, a squeeze of lime, fresh mint.
• Gold’n Greens Margarita: Gold’n Greens, sparkling water, lime, Tajín or salt on the rim.
• Sunrise Mimosa: Sunrise topped with sparkling water or an alcohol-free sparkling wine, orange wheel.

None of them ask for anything you can’t find at a regular grocery store.

However it fits your evenings. One bottle a night across two weeks is the most common rhythm, especially during Dry January or a sober-curious stretch. You can also crack a bottle into a pitcher for a dinner party and stretch one across several mocktails. With 14 bottles in the kit, you have plenty of room to experiment. For more on when and how often to drink cold pressed juice in general, our beginner’s guide to drinking cold pressed juice walks through the routine.