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Your guide to alcohol-free options in Charleston

Because your alcohol-free options aren’t limited to soda and tea.

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We’re bringing you the scoop on non-alcoholic options in the Holy City.

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Cheers to Drink Up Week. For those looking to steer clear of alcohol, we’re sharing 10 non-alcoholic options around the Holy City.

Camellias | Hotel Bennett, 404 King St.
Grab your besties and head to this pink champagne bar — arguably one of the most picturesque spots in town — to sip on non-spirited cocktails, including Mint To Be, with Amethyst Blueberry Mint, fresh lemon, blackberry, and mint.

The Watch Rooftop Kitchen & Spirits | The Restoration Hotel, 75 Wentworth St.
Take in the Charleston skyline view at this rooftop restaurant with a zero-proof drink in hand. We’ve got our eyes on the Slowburn Marg featuring grapefruit, jalapeno, and lime.

Minero | 3140 Maybank Hwy., Johns Island
Minero offers a Margarita Zero made with sparkling water and a Paloma Zero with grapefruit soda — because who says you can’t have your favorite spirits turned spiritless?

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There’s no shortage of mocktail options at Minero.

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Little Palm | The Ryder, 237 Meeting St.
Spice up your mocktail game with a Shallow End, featuring strawberries, lime, and seltzer for that refreshing taste.

Park & Grove | 730 Rutledge Ave.
Sip on a Garden Party, Berry Picking, Sun’s In My Eyes, or an Untitled Art. Check out what’s in each drink... we’re sold on the names alone.

Frannie + The Fox | Emeline, 181 Church St.
Try a German non-alcohol sparkling white wine or the Rose Colored Glasses.

The Gin Joint | 182 E. Bay St.
Indulge in three mocktail options, the European Outlaw, New Beginnings, or The Unknown Coast.

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Sip on the Unknown Coast at The Gin Joint.

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Sèchey | 540 King St.
Head to this local shop to browse a selection of alcohol-free spirits, wine, and beer. Sèchey even offers cocktail kits for that seamless grab-and-go experience.

Sweatman’s Garden | 90 Folly Road Blvd.
Enjoy the classics, or try something new at this gourmet soda spot.

Grimaldi’s Pizzeria | 1244 Belk Dr., Mt. Pleasant
Cool down with a Peachy Keen, Purple Twilight Fizz, or a strawberry basil lemonade.

Not seeing your favorite local mocktail? Let us know and we’ll add it to our list.

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