Good for a few days refrigerated, then noticeably duller. Worth planning a second drink around rather than throwing away.
As with sparkling wine, the bubbles go first — and with no alcohol there is less holding the flavour together afterwards.
Alcohol-free
Aromatised wine with the alcohol removed, so it has neither alcohol nor much sugar preserving it. Refrigerate and treat it like juice.
Alcohol-free
Chickpea brine. Refrigerate it in a sealed container and it whips for a few days; after that the foam gets unreliable.
Alcohol-free
Brew it on the day. Brewed tea goes flat within a day or so, and over-steeped tea cannot be rescued.
Alcohol-free
Good for a few days refrigerated, then noticeably duller. Worth planning a second drink around rather than throwing away.
Alcohol-free
Separates and sours quickly once the tin is open. Decant what is left rather than leaving it in the tin.
Alcohol-free
Good for a few days refrigerated, then noticeably duller. Worth planning a second drink around rather than throwing away.
Alcohol-free
Dairy. Follow the carton, and note that acidic drinks will split cream that is anywhere near turning.
Alcohol-free
Once cut it goes soft and watery quickly, and a soft cucumber muddles to nothing.
Alcohol-free
Separate it when you need it. A separated white left in the fridge whips worse each day.
No alcohol-free recipe here uses it yet.
Good for a few days refrigerated, then noticeably duller. Worth planning a second drink around rather than throwing away.
Alcohol-free
Brewed tea turns bitter and flat within a day or so, and the tannin that made it useful goes with it.
Alcohol-free
Degrades slightly more slowly than lime but on the same timescale — hours, not days.
Alcohol-free
Fresh lime juice starts changing within an hour and is noticeably duller by the next day — the bright top notes go first, leaving flat acidity.
Alcohol-free
Good for a few days refrigerated, then noticeably duller. Worth planning a second drink around rather than throwing away.
Alcohol-free
Wilts fast and bruises faster. Stand it in water like cut flowers rather than sealing it in a bag.
Alcohol-free
Good for a few days refrigerated, then noticeably duller. Worth planning a second drink around rather than throwing away.
Alcohol-free
Good for a few days refrigerated, then noticeably duller. Worth planning a second drink around rather than throwing away.
Alcohol-free
Good for a few days refrigerated, then noticeably duller. Worth planning a second drink around rather than throwing away.
Alcohol-free
Good for a few days refrigerated, then noticeably duller. Worth planning a second drink around rather than throwing away.
Alcohol-free
A fortified wine, and the lighter styles oxidise fastest — a fino is effectively a white wine once opened.
No alcohol-free recipe here uses it yet.
Loses its carbonation within a day or two of opening whatever stopper is used, and the carbonation is the point.
No alcohol-free recipe here uses it yet.
Good for a few days refrigerated, then noticeably duller. Worth planning a second drink around rather than throwing away.
Alcohol-free
Oxidises within days of opening, faster than any fortified wine, and a spritz made from a tired bottle tastes of nothing but its mixer.
- Kir — uses 135ml, nothing else perishable needed
- Wine Spritzer — uses 120ml, nothing else perishable needed
- Bicicletta — uses 60ml, nothing else perishable needed
No alcohol-free recipe here uses it yet.
Good for a few days refrigerated, then noticeably duller. Worth planning a second drink around rather than throwing away.
No alcohol-free recipe here uses it yet.