What to drink when not drinking alcohol

[nigelnorris]

The most unpleasant thing I've drunk this year was BrewDog Nanny State. I wouldn't recommend the 0% route.

 

[Russ146]

I make the Coopers ginger beer kit non alcoholic recipe. 20 litres

Its great, fizzy and 2 litre bottles fit nice in the fridge. very refreshing this weather

I made it to offer drivers a non/a drink i had made. Just starting another kit.

 

[Personal91]

The most unpleasant thing I've drunk this year was BrewDog Nanny State. I wouldn't recommend the 0% route.

i just saw someone buy a bunch just the other day, a whole bunch of em at that aswell....:lol::nono:

 

[Personal91]

I make the Coopers ginger beer kit non alcoholic recipe. 20 litres

Its great, fizzy and 2 litre bottles fit nice in the fridge. very refreshing this weather

I made it to offer drivers a non/a drink i had made. Just starting another kit.

how does it come out ?

i just ask as after trying an alcoholic ginger beer from lidl's the other day i was motivated to make my own from scratch...which has come out lush in my and my dads opinion hehe, plenty of carbonation and plenty fiery and sour from the lemons n limes!

give it a-go as its good fun and dirt cheap to make from scratch - minus your time- but well worth your time in my opinion :grin:

 

[Personal91]

I've decided to have a week or two off the beer.

Any suggestions on different drinks to try when avoiding alcohol?

(I'm not a big tea drinker and already drink lots of water)

PERSONAL FAVOURITE : get a BIG mug, pre-heat it , pour out hot water then crumble up a beef OXO cube inside then add ground black pepper to taste , pour near boiling water into it then stir contents into water then add more water and make sure no clumps in solution. Then top up to top. ENJOY :thumb:

 

[Russ146]

how does it come out ?

i just ask as after trying an alcoholic ginger beer from lidl's the other day i was motivated to make my own from scratch...which has come out lush in my and my dads opinion hehe, plenty of carbonation and plenty fiery and sour from the lemons n limes!

give it a-go as its good fun and dirt cheap to make from scratch - minus your time- but well worth your time in my opinion :grin:

Perfect, in 10 2litre bottles the kit costs about £12

 

[Personal91]

Perfect, in 10 2litre bottles the kit costs about �£12

i made mine alcoholic....

im sure you could do the 'fiery ginger beer' recipe on here without the yeast , using campden tablets or potassium sulphite to stop any wild yeast starting up

 

[darkbright]

PERSONAL FAVOURITE : get a BIG mug, pre-heat it , pour out hot water then crumble up a beef OXO cube inside then add ground black pepper to taste , pour near boiling water into it then stir contents into water then add more water and make sure no clumps in solution. Then top up to top. ENJOY :thumb:

Beef Tea - there's a blast from the past.

 

[pms67]

Or Bovril as i know it

Saturday afternoon football drink

 

[Personal91]

Beef Tea - there's a blast from the past.

this is my staple drink that i have when i get to work - a great hearty drink especially when working outdoors at night:party:

 

[Personal91]

Or Bovril as i know it

Saturday afternoon football drink

OXO cubes n black pepper = poor mans bovril as i call it - and what they tell me im drinking at work ahaha:lol:

 

[IainM]

i made mine alcoholic....

im sure you could do the 'fiery ginger beer' recipe on here without the yeast , using campden tablets or potassium sulphite to stop any wild yeast starting up

You wouldn't even need to use the chemicals I don't think, as most of it gets boiled anyway. You'd just need to make sure the sugar is added to taste, as opposed to ferment.

 

[BeerisGOD]

What does 'not drinking alchohol ' mean?

anxious days and restless nights

 

[Skrumland]

I like to drink Kaliber NA beer, I think it is the best of the NA beers


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[Godfather50]

Lots of ice in a pint glass. Gets me through my two dry days per week.....just.

 

[Dutto]

A nice cup of Darjeeling Tea.

"Stop taking the Darjeeling!" as we used to say before we learned to swear! :whistle: :whistle:

 

[Personal91]

You wouldn't even need to use the chemicals I don't think, as most of it gets boiled anyway. You'd just need to make sure the sugar is added to taste, as opposed to ferment.

i didnt even think of that - it must have been too late in the drink for me to figure it :lol:

 

[Chippy_Tea]

"Stop taking the Darjeeling!" as we used to say before we learned to swear! :whistle: :whistle:

My son likes it so to humour him I gave it a try and to be honest I prefer typhoo.

 

[Personal91]

My son likes it so to humour him I gave it a try and to be honest I prefer typhoo.

i do love a good earl grey to be honest!

 

[nigelnorris]

i do love a good earl grey to be honest!

I go with the builders Earl Grey, three teabags, three sugars, loads of milk.