Little-known drink that gets you 'fuzzy' without alcohol is legally available to buy now
"It gives me that floaty, flirty feeling"
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We’re only one week into Dry January and if you’re already tempted to call it a day, then you’ve come to the right place.
Brits say they’ve found a non-alcoholic alternative that makes them feel all ‘fuzzy’ inside - without the side effects of actual booze.
The sober tipple in question, from a brand called Three Spirit, is designed to replace your go-to gin and has gone down a hit with customers with thousands of five-star reviews online.
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“This gives me what I miss now that I don't drink," one customer wrote. "It gives me that floaty, flirty, and creative feeling I used to get after three or four beers.”
Where to buy the non-alcoholic drink everyone is raving about
The drink in question is non-alcoholic botanical elixir, ‘The Mood Maker’. It’s legally available to purchase on the website for £25.99 and Amazon UK for £21. To bag 10% off your first order, all you need to do is sign up to the brand's newsletter.
Dry January has never tasted better.
How does the non-alcoholic drink make you feel 'fuzzy'?
According to the Three Spirits website, the booze-free beverage is designed to make you feel ‘floaty and flirty’. But how does it work?
There are three key ingredients at play here: Lion’s Mane, cacao, and damiana. Cacao is allegedly designed to ‘raise spirits and encourage connections’, excellent news when you want to be the life and soul of the party.
Meanwhile, nootropic mushroom Lion’s Mane has been used for centuries to help people to stay focused and alert. As for damiana, the ancient aphrodisiac is designed to help people to ‘access their subconscious’. That’s the bit that will make you fun and flirty, we imagine.
The drink is a spirit alternative so can be served on the rocks, with your favourite mixer or as part of a cocktail. On the website, it’s recommended that you mix the drink with ginger ale, ice, and a fresh orange slice for the best results. There are recipes available on the website if you need inspiration with booze-free cocktails that emulate classics such as the Aperol spritz, espresso martini, and Bloody Mary.
And it's clearly gone down well with drinks, as one raved: “It gives me that 'first drink' feel, it makes me feel all warm and fuzzy. I highly recommend it.”
A third shared, “Really enjoyed this and it didn't bother me at all that I wasn't having alcohol. Have only had one - it made me a little giggly! Didn't need another. All in all, a hit with me and definitely would buy again.”
Topics: Alcohol
Danielle Fowler