16 (Non-Alcoholic) Valentine’s Drinks for Long Chats and Pretty Glasses

The reason for making amazingly good non-alcoholic Valentine’s drinks is either because…

1. You love pretty (and tasty) drinks.
2. You’re having friends over and you’re in your hosting era.
3. You’re having a romantic date night in, and want the perfect drinks to pair with dinner.

Whatever your reason, this list of non-alcoholic beverages has got you covered this February. It’s full of festive mocktails and creamy drinks for sharing. So whether you’re hosting a Galentine’s party or you’re making a romantic dinner for two, grab a few non-alcoholic Valentine’s Day drinks to try and enjoy with good company.

1. Pretty Pink Punch

If you’re having a Valentine’s Day party with friends and/or family, then this punch is a great idea. It’s tart, refreshing, and perfect for hosting. Also, with just 3 ingredients, you save time while still having a super tasty Valentine’s Day drink.

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2. Pink Hot Chocolate

February is still pretty cold in most places, so I think this is the perfect excuse to make this super cozy-looking pink hot chocolate for Valentine’s Day. It’s a great non-alcoholic drink recipe for when you’re having good friends over and you want something comforting and fun to share.

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3. Rose Mocktail

If you’re having your friends over for some tasty desserts and dishes, then this pretty rose mocktail might be the perfect pairing. It sounds like such a nice, floral, sweet, and refreshing mocktail.

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4. Cherry Blossom Strawberry Latte

I love pretty pink lattes and this one made with cherry blossoms looks so pretty! It’s a great drink to have solo, with your partner, or with friends on this holiday!

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5. Ruby Hot Chocolate

Hot chocolate is always a good idea, but what is ruby chocolate?

Well, Jennifer from Brunch and Batter says this:

“These beans have a naturally pink color, a slightly fruity flavor profile, and a milder taste similar to white chocolate. It’s 100% real chocolate and does not contain any artificial flavors or pink coloring.”

So cool right?

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6. Valentine’s Day Milkshake

I don’t care if this is for you or your kids, this is the perfect non alcoholic Valentines Day drink! It’s creamy, pretty, and it looks like so much fun to pull together. Also, who cares about the calories?

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7. Strawberry Elderflower Mocktail Fizz With Mint

Elderflower is such a great flavor. It’s wonderfully floral and I feel like it would go great with so many different Valentine’s Drinks. And for this specific drink, just skip the alcohol and mix together some mint, strawberries, lime juice, elderflower syrup, and a few other tasty ingredients!

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8. Rose Milk Tea

When it comes to non-alcoholic drinks for Valentine’s Day, I honestly think this one is perfect. Rose milk teas and coffees are so floral, creamy, and delicious. Also, if you’re having friends over, then this is the perfect festive (and feminine) drink to serve.

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9. Shirley Temple Float

The recipe is so simple and sounds so good! Also, how pretty and cute do these non-alcoholic drinks look? They’re the perfect festive drinks to make and pass out to your friends and family at your Valentine’s gathering.

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10. Strawberry Milk Tea

Strawberry milk tea honestly sounds so delicious, fruity, and creamy. And for this recipe, you could either make this cold and refreshing if it’s a warmer day, or hot and comforting if it’s a cold Valentine’s Day.

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11. Peach Mocktail

If you’re looking for some good non-alcoholic versions of cocktails, then I think this should be on your list.

This peach mocktail is a mix of sparkling water and a delicious sounding peach honey syrup. It honestly sounds like the perfect Valentine’s drink to share with friends (or by yourself!).

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12. Cherry Blossom Matcha Latte

If you’re looking for a nice creamy, floral, sweet drink that’ll probably increase your estrogen levels, then this is it! I mean, how pretty is this drink? Also, if you’re a matcha lover, or you have friends who are matcha addicts, then this is kind of the perfect drink to make for Valentine’s Day.

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13. Pomegranate Mocktail

Looking over the ingredients list, I feel like this mocktail is gonna be a crowd-pleaser. It sounds so refreshing and I probably wouldn’t just make it for Valentine’s Day. I’d probably find excuses for drinking it all spring and summer long.

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14. Korean Strawberry Milk

I’m sorry but milk, brown sugar, and strawberries just sound so good! I would probably drink and finish this up in a second. Also, I feel like the brown sugar would add a nice darker and richer sweetness to this recipe. So simple, but so delicious sounding!

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15. Cherry Mocktail

Another classy cocktail that you could either make for you and your significant other before heading out to a nice restaurant, or pair with a romantic dinner at home. The flavors sound so good and the presentation is beautifully elevated.

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16. Espresso Martini Mocktail

Another great mocktail to make for your romantic Valentine’s dinner or to share afterwards. Also, if you and/or your friends are coffee lovers, then this alcohol-free version of the drink is a great idea for a Valentine’s gathering.

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