Wirecutter - A little something to sip on

Michael Murtaugh

These beverages are here to replace the Shirley Temple. We’ve tasted 65 balanced, complex nonalcoholic drinks to find the most unique, mature, and delicious ones for sipping and savoring. Here we list our 17 favorites, with detailed tasting notes to help you choose your next crowd-pleaser. And if you’re more of a wine person, consult our brand-new guide to the best nonalcoholic wines (yes, they exist!).

Sarah Kobos

Get holiday-hosting-ready with the right tools for the job. We’ve interviewed some of the top bartenders in the country and tested an array of items since 2013 to find the best tools for your home bar.

Michael Murtaugh

Proper glassware is more than just a flourish for your dining table. The right glass affects how you smell and taste wine, and it should inspire confidence as you swirl, sniff, and sip. Our pick is sure to impress, whether you’re sipping at a party or under the tree. (Plus, here’s the best corkscrew for opening wine—a great stocking stuffer.)

Michael Murtaugh

Whether you’re helping a budding cocktail enthusiast build a home bar, selecting a bottle for an in-the-know drinker, or planning to shake a round at your own gathering, the following selections can make it all happen in style. Enjoy this roundup of accessories, bottles, and books—most of which are under $100.

Here’s a quick rundown of some more expert-tested and approved drinks for gifting, bringing to the party, or any reason, really.

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• The Best Blanco Tequilas
  

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• The Best Canned Negroni, Margarita, and Moscow Mule
  
  
• The Best Margarita Mixes, Ranked

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Cheers!