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Merry and (very) bright.

Sugar-free Christmas mocktails.

Seven festive glasses, each one sachet and some fizz. No syrups, no sugar in the base, no faff. Plus how to make a jug for the whole table.

Made and tasted by the Spruce team, November 2026.

One sachetSparkling waterZero sugar in the base

The short version.

Stir a Spruce sachet into a splash of still water, pour over ice, top up with chilled sparkling water and add something festive: frozen berries, rosemary, a citrus wheel or pomegranate seeds. Every sachet is sugar free and sweetened with stevia, so the only sugar is whatever fruit you garnish with.

Pick a sachet.

Seven Christmas
mocktails.

Each serves one, in a 300ml glass. Filter by the sachet you’ve got in the cupboard.

Your sachet

Spruce Raspberry and Elderflower box and sachet
Raspberry & Elderflower

Frosted berry fizz

The one that looks like Christmas in a glass.

  • 1 Raspberry & Elderflower sachet
  • 300ml chilled sparkling water
  • A handful of frozen raspberries
  • A sprig of rosemary

Dissolve the sachet in a splash of still water, add the frozen raspberries and ice, top with sparkling water and tuck in the rosemary.

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Spruce Black Cherry box and sachet
Black Cherry

Cherry Bakewell spritz

Pudding vibes, no pudding.

  • 1 Black Cherry sachet
  • 300ml chilled sparkling water
  • 2 drops of almond extract
  • A few cherries (frozen work well)

Dissolve the sachet in a splash of still water with the almond extract, pour over ice and cherries, top with sparkling water.

Shop Black Cherry ↗
Spruce Lime and Mint box and sachet
Lime & Mint

The no-jito

Fresh, sharp and a welcome break from mince pies.

  • 1 Lime & Mint sachet
  • 300ml chilled sparkling water
  • 6 to 8 mint leaves
  • 2 lime wedges
  • Crushed ice

Gently muddle the mint and lime in the glass, add the sachet with a splash of still water and stir, fill with crushed ice and top with sparkling water.

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Spruce Pineapple and Grapefruit box and sachet
Pineapple & Grapefruit

Winter sunshine paloma

A zero-proof paloma with a salty rim.

  • 1 Pineapple & Grapefruit sachet
  • 300ml chilled sparkling water
  • A pinch of flaky salt for the rim
  • A grapefruit or orange slice

Run the citrus round the rim and dip it in salt. Dissolve the sachet in a splash of still water, add ice, top with sparkling water and the citrus slice.

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Spruce Lemon and Pomegranate electrolyte carton and sachet
Lemon & Pomegranate

Pomegranate royale

The toast glass. Serve it in a coupe.

  • 1 Lemon & Pomegranate sachet
  • 250ml chilled sparkling water
  • A spoonful of pomegranate seeds
  • A strip of lemon peel

Dissolve the sachet in a splash of still water in a coupe, top slowly with sparkling water, drop in the seeds and twist the lemon peel over the top.

Shop Lemon & Pomegranate ↗
Spruce Cherry and Lime electrolyte carton and sachet
Cherry & Lime

Cherry lime rickey

A soda-fountain classic, Boxing Day ready.

  • 1 Cherry & Lime sachet
  • 300ml chilled soda or sparkling water
  • A squeeze of fresh lime
  • A lime wheel and a cherry

Dissolve the sachet in a splash of still water with the lime juice, add ice, top with soda and garnish.

Shop Cherry & Lime ↗
Spruce Peach Perfect magnesium box and sachet
Peach Perfect

The peach no-llini

A flute of something peachy for the evening.

  • 1 Peach Perfect sachet
  • 200ml chilled sparkling water
  • A thin slice of peach or nectarine

Dissolve the sachet in a little still water in a flute, top slowly with sparkling water and float the fruit on top.

Shop Peach Perfect ↗

Works every time.

The method,
every time.

Four steps, whichever sachet you pick.

  1. Dissolve firstStir the sachet into a splash of still water. Powder straight into fizz foams up.
  2. Ice and fruitFrozen berries or cherries double as ice and garnish.
  3. Top up slowlyPour chilled sparkling water down the side of the glass to keep the bubbles.
  4. Finish festiveRosemary, citrus peel, pomegranate seeds or a salty rim.

Hosting?

A jug for
the table.

How many sachets and how much fizz for your crowd.

Your crowdOne sachet per 300ml glass

01How many glasses?

6

A standard jug holds about 1.5 litres, which is five glasses.

02Your shopping list

Sachets6one per glass
Sparkling1.8litres, chilled
Jugs2of 1.5 litres

Dissolve the sachets in about 100ml of still water per jug, add fruit and ice, then top up with sparkling water just before you pour. Mix two sachets for a crowd-pleaser: Raspberry & Elderflower with Lime & Mint works well.

What you’ll need.

Stock the
cupboard.

Get the 4-flavour bundle ↗
SachetsThe 4-flavour bundle covers four of the seven recipes in one box set: 48 sachets, sugar free, sweetened with stevia.
Sparkling waterBottled or from a SodaStream. Carbonate the water first, then add the sachet.
GarnishFrozen berries, cherries, rosemary, mint, citrus and a pomegranate. That’s the whole list.

Before you pour.

Quick
questions.

The things people ask before Christmas Day.

Are these Christmas mocktails sugar free?

The base is. Every Spruce sachet is sugar free and sweetened with stevia, and sparkling water has no sugar. Fresh fruit garnishes such as raspberries, cherries or pomegranate seeds add a little natural sugar.

How do you make a mocktail for a crowd?

Use one sachet for every 300ml glass. Stir the sachets into a little still water in the jug until dissolved, add your fruit and ice, then top up with chilled sparkling water just before guests arrive so it stays fizzy.

Can I make them ahead of time?

Yes. Dissolve the sachets in a little still water and keep the base in the fridge for up to a day. Add the sparkling water, ice and garnish when you serve.

Can I use a SodaStream?

Yes. Carbonate plain water first, then stir in the sachet. Adding powder before carbonating makes it foam.

Can children have them?

Spruce sachets are made for adults, so for little ones stick to sparkling water with fruit.

Do they work in still water?

Absolutely. Every recipe works with still water if fizz isn’t your thing; you just lose the sparkle.