The holiday season is all about cozy sips and festive flavors, and I'm here to tell you that skipping the alcohol doesn't mean skipping the fun. These 25 non alcoholic Christmas drinks are pure magic in a mug or glass. From dreamy hot chocolate to bright and bubbly mocktails, you seriously won't miss the booze one bit.

1. Non-Alcoholic Cranberry Moscow Mule

I love a good Moscow Mule. They're crisp, icy cold, and so invigorating. This one doesn't have any alcohol, but it's still all three of those things. The ginger beer makes an excellent fizzy base, and you can use an alcoholic version if you prefer.

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2. Pumpkin Pie Punch

Pumpkin pie usually gets all the attention at Thanksgiving, but guess what? It tastes just as incredible at Christmas. This year, I'm keeping things easy and putting that pie flavor right into a glass. It's a sweet, delicious sipper loaded with all that pumpkin spice yumminess.

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3. Christmas Wassail

Wassail is one of those quintessential drinks we all love, even if you've never heard of it. It's a mixture of hot mulled cider and spices that's perfect for holiday gatherings. Served nice and warm, it's sure to get you right into the Christmas spirit.

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4. Orange Cranberry Mimosa Holiday Mocktail

Orange and cranberry is one of my all time favorite holiday pairings. In this mocktail, they're tart, tangy, and deliciously citrusy. A generous pour of apple cider rounds out all that fruity flavor. It's light, bright, beautiful, and just fizzy enough to tickle your nose.

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5. Slow Cooker Peppermint Hot Chocolate

Hot chocolate has always been a holiday must in my house, and this peppermint version is one of my absolute favorites. I let the slow cooker do all the work while the whole place ends up smelling like Christmas morning. The combo of sweetened condensed milk, cocoa, vanilla, milk, cream, and crushed candy canes is honestly to die for. Rich, creamy, and ridiculously good.

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6. Spiced Christmas Coffee

Forget the whiskey because this spiced Christmas coffee is everything you'll want this season. Robust, earthy coffee that's sweet, spiced, and topped with whipped cream is about as dreamy as it gets. It's one cup of joe that tastes so good even the kids will want to try it. If cozy, comforting coffee is your thing, you'll absolutely love it.

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7. The Grinch Kids Ice Cream Float

This five minute drink is bright, light, sweet, tangy, tart, zingy, and creamy all at once. It's unbelievably simple to throw together, which I love. There's even a grown up version with vodka if you feel like indulging, but honestly, it doesn't need it. It's that yummy all on its own.

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8. Christmas Punch (Alcoholic or Not)

Fruity, bright, and so much fun, this Christmas punch comes together in a flash. I love that you can easily leave out the alcohol for a family friendly version. Just skip the white rum and pour in a little extra lemon lime soda instead. It's fizzy, bubbly, and has that tart and tangy taste the whole crew will go crazy for. Load it up with as much fruit as you like and enjoy.

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9. Slow Cooker Gingerbread Latte

Ever dipped a gingerbread cookie into a warm latte? This slow cooker drink tastes a lot like that. Full of warm spices and plenty of milk, this latte recipe is a total must make. It does take some time, but most of that is completely hands off. The slow cooker does all the work once you've added the ingredients, so you can just sit back and relax.

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10. Virgin Cosmopolitan Mocktail

This simple four ingredient drink is full of sparkly cranberry goodness. It's tart, tangy, and not overly sweet, with a zingy flavor that gives it a delightful kick. There's no booze in sight, but it feels so classy. Make these for Christmas or any time you want a fancy mocktail.

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11. Pomegranate Mocktails

These stunning hot pink drinks might look like summer cocktails, but they're actually perfect for winter. They're mocktails with lovely pomegranate and mint flavors. If you make these, be sure to whip up a big batch because everyone who sees them will want one.

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12. Old Fashioned Homemade Eggnog

You simply can't have a list of Christmas drinks without eggnog, so here's the classic. It's thick, creamy, vanilla flavored, and gently spiced. There's no alcohol in it, but it tastes absolutely perfect. It's so good you can use it to make any eggnog cocktail, with or without the booze.

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13. Non Alcoholic Mulled Wine

We talked about non alcoholic sangria earlier, and now I have a recipe for non alcoholic mulled wine that's just as wonderful. It's a warm, spiced drink the whole family will adore. It tastes so good your guests won't even care there's no alcohol in it. This is the kind of drink that warms your heart and your belly all at once.

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14. Peppermint White Hot Chocolate

There's nothing wrong with good old fashioned hot chocolate, but look how much prettier this white version is. It's creamy, minty, and chock full of yummy flavors. If you want a more elegant, formal drink, you can't beat it.

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15. S'mores Hot Chocolate

No campfire stick required for these s'mores. I've packed all that toasty campfire goodness right into a hot mug of chocolate. These gorgeous drinks take just 10 minutes to pull together. They're perfect for sipping while you're cozied up by a blazing fire.

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16. Hot Mulled "Spiced" Apple Cider (Wassail)

I don't care what anyone says, apple cider isn't just for fall. Those sweet and fruity flavors with warm spices are perfect from September all the way through March, maybe even April if it's still chilly. With cinnamon, ginger, star anise, and cloves, it's a beautiful hot drink that keeps you incredibly cozy.

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17. Cranberry Apple Spritzer Mocktail

It's impossible not to enjoy this colorful, fruit filled mocktail. It takes just five minutes to make and combines three simple ingredients in equal measure: Winter Spiced Cranberry Sprite, Simply Apple, and Simply Cranberry juice. Mix them up, add your garnishes and fruit, and it's ready to serve.

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18. Non Alcoholic Sangria

Traditional sangria starts with wine and lots of fruit, but this version keeps things alcohol free. I use non alcoholic red wine, though certain fruit juices work beautifully too. A little maple syrup sweetens things up, and a sparkling beverage gives it that fun, fizzy pep.

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19. Christmas Pudding Mocktail

Do you love the fruity, spiced taste of Christmas pudding? Then you'll adore this Christmas pudding mocktail. It tastes exactly like holiday pud, only lighter, brighter, and even fruitier. It does need several hours for the flavors to infuse properly, so I like to make this one a day ahead of time.

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20. Candy Cane Christmas Mocktails

These elegant white cocktails are sweet, creamy, and wonderfully minty. You can whip them up in just five minutes with five simple ingredients, which is my kind of holiday magic. If you're a peppermint lover, these are going to be your new favorite.

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21. Sparkling Chai Christmas Punch

This lovely Christmas punch has a unique flavor that's a little hard to describe. It's like apple cider, chai tea, fruit juice, and ginger ale all rolled into one. There are plenty of bold ingredients that shouldn't pair well together, but somehow, they absolutely do.

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22. Pumpkin Milkshake

This pumpkin milkshake is just like the one from Aunty Gravity's in the Magic Kingdom, and it's absolutely enchanting. Cool, creamy, and sweet as can be. I won't say it's the best pumpkin milkshake you'll ever drink, but actually, yes I will. It's the best pumpkin milkshake you'll ever drink.

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23. 1-Minute Christmas Mimosa Mocktails

I'm all about anything I can make in a snap, and these one minute mocktails deliver. They're lovely, bubbling, and completely delicious. Their elegant look makes them perfect for any holiday party, whether it's fancy or totally casual.

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24. Sparkling Ginger Cranberry Mocktail

Ruby red mocktails are ideal for Christmas, especially when you make them with cranberry juice, orange sugar, and ginger beer. I'm not sure why, but these always give me serious Harry Potter vibes. Since we watch Harry Potter every Christmas, these fit right in with all the fun.

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25. Cranberry Raspberry Holiday Punch

Looking for a fizzy, bubbly punch that isn't too heavy? This is the recipe for you. It's easy to make and sure to please everyone at your party. Plus, it's packed with antioxidants, making it a healthy choice too.

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