In a cocktail shaker, muddle the mint leaves with simple syrup. Add ice, pomegranate juice, silver rum, and lime juice.

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While a night out on the town with friends and fancy cocktails typically makes for good memories, why not omit the alcohol and opt for a hangover-free weekend instead? Step aside, cocktails, because ...

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Whether you’re doing Dry January or not, having a few easy mocktails in your repertoire is always a good idea. If you like to host, it’s nice to be able to make custom beverages for anyone who doesn’t ...

Are you a fan of citrus fruits? Then this garnish is definitely for you. Bring a burst of freshness to your homemade mocktails with a classic citrus twist. Slice thin strips of lemon, lime, or orange ...

BUFFALO, NY — New Year's Resolutions could mean a "dry" January and sobriety for some. Andy Krumm, or "Mister Mocktail," wants to show Buffalo how easy it can be to refrain from alcohol. Willa DeWhisp ...