Non-Alcoholic Champagne Replacement

[mattdaniels]

Has anyone got any recommendations for a non alcoholic replacement for champagne? Budget say £30

[Mobile Chicane]

As a gift, or to drink?

If to drink, elderflower cordial with fizzy water in a wine or champagne glass.

If as a gift, choose something else.

[calibrax]

http://www.alcoholfree.co.uk/index.php?cPath=2_17&...

[ILoveMondeo]

http://www.shloer.com/index.php/Our-drinks/Shloer-...

It's about three quid.

ETA how the fudge do you spend £30 on any non-alcoholic drink?

[Gandahar]

cocaine.

[Gandahar]

Er, on second reading I guess you mean something legal but not alcohol.

If you want the pizzaz of a non alcoholic drink then the cocktail is obviously the way to go. Even a Virgin pina colada will have the girlies popping if you make it right.

1 can coconut milk
1 carton of pineapple juice
1 handful of ice
2 scoops of the cheapest vanilla ice cream in the world ever.

Mix in the blender. Drizzle pure maple syrup over the top, Barry White Style. Girls love a bit of sweet sweet honey lovin.

I am sure other folk on here can give a sparkling cocktail that has no alcohol, or search online. The problem here is you want a champers substitute,

THERE IS NO SUCH THING. AMEN

instead you want to be looking at a cocktail.

This is what happened to this guy when, in the late 20th C he served a cocktail just like I said

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jIktDUGQf8

YOU KNOW IT MAKES SENSE

[mattdaniels]

ILoveMondeo said:

ETA how the fudge do you spend £30 on any non-alcoholic drink?

Buy several bottles.

Anyway, all sorted now.

Edited by mattdaniels on Wednesday 8th January 21:18

[BC16A2]

get some decent white grape juice and put it through a soda stream???

[Tanguero]

Sainsburys own brand non-alcoholic sparkling wine, while tasting nothing like a decent champagne, is a very pleasant drink and not as sweet as most of the alternatives. Its not expensive either. Try a bottle and see what you think.

[Blown2CV]

lemonade, it's well cheap. You can get loads for your budget.

[otolith]

You could try waard, the rosewater and pomegranate stuff used for the Bahrain grand prix.

[new_bloke]

This is quite nice. I don't think you'd ever confuse it with the real thing, but it's certainly pleasant to drink...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/olys_sham-pagne_...

[anonymous-user]

otolith said:

You could try waard, the rosewater and pomegranate stuff used for the Bahrain grand prix.

Not sure why but that really made me laugh! you can se him thinking 'hang on a minute...'